The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-04

we're the gross receipts of the three
evenings entertainments.
A mutual council called at Swan
ton, July rs, 1866, met at Swanton
Falls to take into consideration the
,sxpediency of dissolying the pastoral
relation between the Rev. John b.
Perry and the Congregational So
.eiety at Swanton, and decided that
there was no sufficient reason for dis
solving the relation. This result is
highly complimentary to Mr.. Perry
DIR. o. f Fassett, of East Berk
shire, is about to remove to st. Al
bans, for the practice of medicine.
We are indebted to Mr.. Levi
Newcomb Architect, for a neatly 18th
ographed engraving of the Weldon
House, St Adams, after the original
drawing by Mr.. Newcomb.
George A. Ballard, Esq, Attorney,
has located at Fairfax for the more
active practice of his profession.
We are credibly informed that the
Hon. Warren Chase, of Illinois, is to
deliver Course of Lectures at Acade-
my Hall, sometime this month, on the
RISE and Spread, Merits and Ec,iS Of
.arr,Aiaiism ia America Inasmuch as
THIS is the first opportunity offered the
people Of St Adams of listening to a
lecture on this mysterious subject, and
as the Honorable gentleman is said to
be big gun in the army of Spirit
ualists who, by the way, are said to
now number some five millions iii this
country alone w bespeak for him a
crowded house His advertisement
will appear in the Transcript, in due
season.
= Rev. Edward Bourns, PROBES
scr Alonzo Jacbman, both Of Norwich,
and Victor Atwood, Esq, of St Al
bans, llu tees OF Norwich University,
were lately appointed to confer with the
Trustees OF the State Agricultural Col
lege at their special meeting, August
), at Montpelier in regard to the loca-
ton OF said college.
The Rev Francis Clayier Pastor
Of st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
IN st. Adams, has, at his own request,
been relieved from his pastoral charge
ny the Bishop of Burlington, and has
been succeeded by the Rev Z. Druon,
formerly of Montpelier, who has just
returned to Vermont from France.
Mr. Druon has troops of friends in
Nhis State who welcome his return,
ana while regretjng to lose the SER
vices Of the Rev. Mr.. Clavier, we are
glad that his loss is to be compensated
lor by the pastoral services of so
ailhiui pastor as the Rev. Zephirin
Druon.
"A hens egg weighing three and
three fourths ounces, measuring six
and three quarters inches around lati-
tndlnRliy. and seven and half inches
around longitudinally has been put
upon oar table by Mr.. Arnold +. Coan.
We have advised him to put it under
MS hen and to make rs present of
The product about Christmas.
.--Messrs. G. A. Havens and George
w. Ryder, Late of St. Adams and now
'oi Chicago, intend visiting ST Adams
ADout the 20th inst at which time their
many friends are led to hope they will
give concert of instrumental and
vocal music. If their friends can be
Stauhed in this particular, dne notice
VIII be given.
The Cavalry Company recruited
from Richford, Montgomery, Enos-
oufsh and Berkshire was organized
Oh The 18th nit. and Lester Rounds,
OF hichford was elected Captain, DIR.
o. D Wilbur. OF Montgomery, LIST
lieut. and A. p. Pond, of Berkshire,
"a Lieut.. The company is said to be
o0mposed of excellent material for
practical purposes.
The remains of Abraham Bissette,
~, r. 18th Vermont Regiment were
o ouS inferred at Montgomery on the
-Messrs Kingsbury and stowell, OF
.'0''n Fairfax, have taken the con-
s LUCY to build bridge across the
NV ,lea@ near Irish's hotel in Fairfax
t s contract price is $1,000. This
huge leads from the village to the
r rloposed County road, leading from