The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-07-28

bred for sale on like occasions' mas
H. for been numerously attended.
m entertainment has been bounti-
a. he berries and other fruit excel
nj tle music attractive. and the
.l.,s and tableoux unusually brilliant.
On the evening eff July 22d about
soelocs John Hicks, of West Berk-
s,,ro confined in Jail on n charge of
buroarv. and potor Tobo, also CON
fhcd in Jail on charge Of stealing, es-
ared from the ST. Adams jail through
:, opening made by cutting off iron
!, Nc and bars on the South window
M TO the fremont House. They
h,,o NOT been retaken or heard of
/, 90 their probable escape into the
.sionnc asylum OF Canada Mr..
Hszekah Payne is, therefore the only
;ur'ate Of the lower part of the prison.
IA could readily have escaped with
,hs sbers but it seems did not in
An 10 do so. The story started by
tbs daily Messenger that Mr.. Payne
! bc re bis recent trial and acquittal
end ayored TO escape from the jail,
rs Extensively circulated by that daily
,,,.r rrealv to the prejudice of the
scci,ed. That story turns out upon
aar.ry to be wholly groundlcss and
uslcionsly set afeat, and 1t Is idle to
Sasay but what Mr. Payne's conduct
1 durng the seven months Of imprison-
nsilt in a dreary prison, has been cal
cahtel to impress even the most pre-
judi person with respect, for his
MAJ ny bearing aud good behavior
In answer to an enquiry made in
resp to the expenditure Of the bal
ance Of the Fourth Of July funds IN
StAlbans, we regret that we cannot
give the desired information The
chairmau Of the committee of arrange
ments Eroch B Whiting, Esq, can
undoubtedly satisfy all reasonable GU
riosity in this regard, and give ample
infof1nation Of all items OF cxpendl
lures We trust the information il
dets duly certified By the Commit
Tee, may BE- made public for the bene
hso all subscribers and all Others
toncenel therein or tbereabouts
Aefc-r our enquiring friends, there
'ms, to those headquarters for a re
non Of al doubts and fears.
aho Rev. J. Isham Bliss, OF St
aloals is recuperating his health b,
'opr to Wisconsin. The pulpit o
y Lnkes Church will be supplied Oh
Pandpy next by the Rev. Georg,
dCnada
are under obligations to III,
% o. skinner for a copy OF TIT
~ luton and Rules of Order OF
#rmont Convention of Universe.
y aoopted at Barre, August 20
Prominent among the officer,
~ convention for the year 1861 5
he Rev Eli Ballou, d. d.
"t and Rev. Mark Powers, 0
WV e clert Upon the Commit
y Fellowship, Ordination, anc
! ne are the Rev. Joseph 0
: 4 's and l. A. Miles, Esq, of st
@ The pamphlet is very neatl,
: = lec'ly printed by Ballou, Love
? " = = Co., Of Montpelier.
~ announce with unqualife,
r ~ 'lat the highway leading t,
s Ne nom ST. Adams village, ha
u n IN tolerable repair. 1t wa
ba Ia sunni portions
Is All 0e''er than worse, Ii tn
le- 1olu g to Fairfield and to Shel
N ~ ~ "So be put in good order
'' "0'eaoouts need despair c
N. "premonitory symptoms
'r - alllennium.
VI -Pbminont
lea 81. D''neht among the visitors a
Wv springs, We are informed,
~, vi I" carter, Esq, the head of tn
ned furnishing house of Robel
on IA Brothers, of New York H
rom No.. intelligent Scotchman an
,0T oo the summer at Highgat
chi with his family. The anna
rue sm "'rlcan Pulpit by Rev. d.
ms Of Albany, New York.
inF oy that frm-a book whic
. d n;s monument of industr,
we "na christian charity.
IL: i'ey' J. L. Cram, of swanto,
lpe % leave his parish for a Wis
y" n. "oii'hs to his friends
ep - 'ne visitors at st. Alban
az horned that the Rev NJ
and and Montreal, is spending SON
- " his friend tha Rov n.