The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-20

OAK on which occasion, Achieved
Cha glorious work from Hay
>, oCreation," and Handels Grand
,naluiah Chorus from the messiah,
m be performed The chorus OF
incers under the direction OF Mr.
W. Ryder, and the organ ac-
1mDaniment by Mr.. G. A. Ravens,
I'm be prominent features of this sa-
la concert The proceeds of this
Locort will be devoted to the poor.
lee advertisement.
The acceptable Masonic address
khich was pronounced at the 1nstalla-
h. Of the officers OF Franklin
LODGE No. 4, st. Adams, few weeks
kpce. will be published in the next
knmber Of the TRANscRIPr.
The NJ. L. Preachers Association
\ tbe ST. Adams District will hold its
sfyt meeting at Sheldon Creek, Feb
Mary 2Sth, 1865, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
d The Supreme Court for Franklin
III Grand Isle counties will probably
|Snplcte its labors on Saturday next.
A brief report of its decisions will APP
|sear in the next issue of the Tran
8CRET
\ THE Vermont TRANscRIPr Count
H. House Calendar and st. Adams
Business Directory for 1865" is the
BIZ Of new card printed in green
H. lake colors on large card board,
hlch is designed for use by business
Pen 1t was printed at the Trans
BUR- Office, and, we trust, the typo
Paphy will prove that it is unneces-
ery to 90 to the cities when superior
printing is desired. Having new
Epe and the best of job presses we
fe now in condition to fill orders for
pok and job printing with dispatch
pd at moderate prices.
q We are gratifed in being able to
nounce that the health of Capt Viii
ana NJ. Beeman is gradually improv-
This is the appropriate season for
siiVe gatherings, sleigh rides, social
parties and the like. We learn of a
egh-rlde recently taken to the Bay,
id Of the brilliant reception the com
Any met with from their liberal host.
Wednesday, the 18th inst, which
as one Of the coolest days of the sea
Oa about sixty-fye Of the citizens OF
Adams village, belonging to the
u'ersallst Ladies Social Circle,
'af'ed out for sleigh-rid and visit
one of the ladies of the parish, and
Tier threading the tortuous, labyrin-
i'ne paths, and scaling the dizzy and
recpltous heights of the snow-banks,
'OnS which lay their course, they at
% brought up at the residence OF
II en'erpnsing citizen, ]. NJ. Haynes,
81 who threw open his doors and
ave 'hem very cordial reception
~ a most bountiful entertainment.
'' were treated to an oyster sup
Il aiter which came a variety OF
''' delicious fruits and all the et cell
~ winch go to make up an agreeable
''i'alhment. For the fifth time was
~ long table replenished from his,
lihgly, inexhaustible resources
surrounded by appreciative guests,
, ~ they were all served.
r'ae down to the Bay, the visit,
entertainment, the return, were at
4tsu !, Oy no Incidents except those
y greeting and social enjoy
When the next excursion O,
-" occurs we hope it will be as
'''n' to all concerned as the one We
mentioned, and as profitable tc
As"Sury of the Society under
auspices this one was made.
-ue following officers of the First
an " 5. M. were elected at
a Adams, January 10th. .
urgh; "ua' East AL
franklin; 0'iey T. Gates
m yO,--Chester X. Leach, Fletcher
b. th, 'ollOVing are the appointment.
MAX p'n W. Woodwork, Enos
I NUr0eaa 7
| A,, g'o o A. Champion, Fairfield
on. '"'9e0"--J. B. Morgan, John.
BANS. " " noble, st. AL
CT, =" uqor-J. A. Fitch, Higboate
bD p1 n,'SS0ry Sergeaat-H. Arm;no
sl, Georgia. '''9sa@--H- Bush
bans 7"8''--D. W. Dayton, s. A,