The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-08-18
ST. ALBANs.
,.,,das, Aug. - L SOD

r,.. Row. ]. Il. Rankin, Of Charles
Mass. is expected to preach at
D. r. r. congregational Church in
,ib,ns. in the forenoon and even
If sunday next
r,.,,, IS being exhibited Mt the
,i'n House. Through the balance
ais week, ybo most wonderful
= embroidery we ever beheld,
..,,l Nv Mrs Sarah J. T. Cox, Of
or4 Il is a representation OF
.tnc which depicts the moment
i. ,bo beautiful Jewish maiden
NJ, taken captive by the Persian
NJ lbasucrus and afterwards made
'ocen. at her banquet revealed to
M Mot Of his Chief Minister Ha-
I. % destroy her people, the Jews.
.,.rs of the beautiful in art and
,.,oi.m will not fail to go and see
4. uoman's talent, patience, and
severance can accomplish.
I'VE are informed that the course
etnrcs on Spiritualism, by Hon.
-ea Chase, Of Illinois, is to com
on the Both inst, at Academy
a., eaase Is said to be man
spe intellect, an excellent speaker,
one who haodles the subject Of
irtualism with much skill. The OPP
ttanity will be improved by many,
ten to a course Of lectures on the
from so able a source as Mr..
Is said to be. Advertisement
!, week.
People wanting pasturage for
| cows Will observe that our Vii
Green affords excellent feed just
| We see to-day Thursday only
H. head Of cattle feeding there.
/ ans our corporation fathers can
immediate a few more.
Master Richard Coker the noted
b. Of Trinity Church. New York
DR. H S. Cutler, late Organist Of
BIZ Church, y. Y, spent last sun
FAST Adams, en- route to Mont
They attended st. Luke's
bril-, morning and evening, and
Cutler played the accompaniment
y.ral pieces and the voluntary at
y services, with great skill and ef-
| Master Richard Coker also sang
'anthem entitled Il know that my
4 cmer lNcih, Mt tho morning
ricc; and in the evening, with
'ssrs B. D. Hopkins and +. n. Phil
sang the 10Th Hymn with Won
riul power anApathos. Snch music
contesselly an important element
fcigIoas services to which necessa-
combine both prayer and praise.
The Concert given at Academy
p on Monday evening last, by Mas
Richard Cocker, the wonderful so-
lno of Trinity church, New Yorl,
J was largely attended by de
'eI audience. In the event that
arconcert is given at ST. Adams
tAs AUTUMN, as now contemplated,
|o"g-'owlng house will attend HIM
The Rev. J. o. skinner, of St. Al
+ Is contributing a series of inter
aaas practical articles to the columns
FAe Nr'Nia" Repository, Montpe-
Mr. skinner yields the pen of a
'l'd and ready writer.
The Univcrsalist State conven-
! VIII be held at Montpelier, Au-
\ sd and 2ith, and all those who
'nd will be Hospitality entertained,
gates and others. Rev. J. O.
iner Is occasional preacher; sub
PIE Rev Asher Moore.
Charles Bradbury, grandson OF
la'e Hon. Jeptha Brady, Of ST.
rus has passed the requisite exam
.0A and been admitted to the L.
Nnyal Academy.
Two companies of Hancoel's
T. On duty in Burlington, have
| ordered to New York city.
Inc last Of the first Vermont Cav
we, we're paid off at Burlington on
'-'u INST, and the military rem
GUS IN that city has been broken
H. Il T. g. dallar, while lying asleep
80 meat market early on the
lung Of the 10th inst, had hi.
i'% relieved of $500. We be-
|, !, 'Ds hsht-fngered party have
Z. I''ea to Boston, but as yet nc
p has been made.
|a NJ r9mic DEBT, &c.-The official
h E OIL the public debt, as an,
~ rom the hooLs a. ~