The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-24

me last session OF the HeS 'Si"'u. - III
vs. xt two numbers of the TRAN
SCRIPT
nod TO Keene, n. H., where he is
Dmrloved by the Cheshire Rail Road
Company
The Burlington Times chronicles
.to resignation of Gyles Merrill, ESD
|cnoorinteudcnt of the Vermont Cen
|.,ol Railroad, aud suggests that Hor-
II Locklin, Esq, present assistant
erintondent, is likely to be his sue
cossor.
Edwin L. Perkins, Of st Adams,
,roster Mechanic of the Vermont Cen
.rol has been complimented by the Of
of q lucrative position to superin-
..r5 the manufacture of locomotives
In Russia
The st. Adams Messenger mentions
hree cases of insult to women, in the
streets Of st. Adams, in the evening,
ami saws: 1--WE regret that such is the
H.. bnt women cannot walk our
/ streets after dark without danger of
p.nltand violence"
Ground has been broken for the
fev passenger station-house at St
EAlbans. 1t will be spacious and add
Esr.atly to the comfort and convenience
Ecfthe public.
The next meeting of the clerical
Ecanyention of the Episcopal Church
n HI the Diocese of Vermont, will be
Elsd at St Luke's Church, st. Adams,
tommcucing on Tuesday, December,
Ellh 1868 and continue three days.
The adjourned Term OF Franklin
0Coanty Court will be held at st. Al
H bans on Thursday, December 14th,
lSG5
Work upon the new round house
IN st Adams is progressing rapidly.
The lecture of John G. SAKE, Esq,
b Albany, \. Y, on the subject Of
E'Poetgy and Poets" was delivered at
h academy Hall, St Adams, on the
ktyeniug Of November Goth, to limit
b but appreciatiye audience. His
Mcclure was deliberately written, we'll
and abounded with fine pas
Rsages Of wit and humor At the
Etose Of his lecture, Mr. SAKE rccited
Bone choice passages from one Of his
Town humorous and descriptive poems
Il entitled "Yankeeland" which was very
Eswell received The next lecture Of the
Eseries will be delivered on Wednesday
evening, November Goth, by the Rev.
Pr Mcheown, Of Lowell Mass, on
the subject Of Oratory.
The Boston Evening Traveller in 4
Pecent notice Of Rev. Mr.. Nc Koown'
ea'ure on "Oratory' remarks that
'peclmens Of the choicest form of clo-
neace Demosthenian and Webste-
W. are recited with mastery force
ali skill, electrifying the audience
TIE lecture will command the respect
h any auditory that may be so fortu-
fata as tohear it.
The residents of st. Adams VII.
se were startled on Saturday morn.
last by the intelligence that Jane,
aIker Esq, had suddenly died. He
I'd been in excellent health, and, OF
faiurday morning, was, probably, at
''Sed with apoplexy. and in endeav
s'n5 TO obtain help, grew more giddy
III fell down the chamber stairs
caAlhS his neck and dying instantly
4 ~ family we've aroused by the nois,
n us lall and quickly assembled to bt
ri'ue at once aware of the sad calam-
y winch had befallen them.
-ur' Walker was for several years 9
uoiesale merchant in the city Of
'ua'le'ion' 5. c., where in compan,
Fi'u Tie late DR.. William NJ. Camp
It, us business became highly pros
''ouS' His fortune, however, wal
,auy impaired by the Southern re
DOn and, removing to the North
n'N located at Tarrytown, n. Y,
4u IRON thence removed to st. Al
luS' where he was in active mercan
deah.
lr Walker was Justly esteemed a
H. guy intelligent, frsnk-spoken, an,
minded gentleman. Strict
''' aud honorable in his dealing,
4'a won by his many excellent an,
''ous qualities wide circle {
AUS and acquaintances who wi
~ with pain of his decease.
w religious exercises at til
1'e oy the Rev. j. Isham Bliss, tn
y was removed to Clarencevill,
4'la' where the funeral service
y, held BY the Rev. Canon Town