The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-01
December 1.
THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
Friday. Dec 1. 1903.

We chronicle this week the death
cl Heman Green, who departed
~. life ON the morning of the 25th
~ after a long sickness which was
u1rded with great bodily pain.
cd Heman Green, eldest son of
no late Nathan Green, was born, in
y, ubans. September 18th, 1892 He
tbe second male child born in the
.nnship of St. Albaus, and was, at
~, date of his death, in the seventy
Nth wear of his age. Col Green
,aalously devoted to the masonic
;.terniiy, an active friend of the mill
4, for many years land surveyor,
Il .coys skilful gardener and fruit
II ,,erist and during his long resi-
h lance in Franklin county, had an un-
anal number OF acquaintance in this
h .oladioining counties. He was noted
h Car his sociability and hospitality, too
much so. perhaps, for his own pros
n.rty He was buried after the ma
oie order on the 9th ult. by the
,,embers Of Franklin Lodge, No. T.
4 funeral sermon was preached
(, the Rev. d. w. Dayton. A
l,rpe number Of relatives, friends
anal acquaintances attended the
booral Notwithstanding the in
4 eemency Of the weather, and paid the
,st tribute Of respect to his memory.
4 Co Green leaves a widow and large
hnlv Of sons and daughters to la
j eat bis decease.
The lecture upon the subject of
0ntory which was delivered at Aca-
daay Hail. St. Adams, on the even
hue Of November 2Sth by the Rev. \.
1IcKeown. OF Lowell, Mass, is regarded
BIZ those who were 50 fortunate as.to
larit as excellent. Mr. McKoown
vas formerly pastor of the Pynchon
street. Methodist Church, in Spring.
n Mass, and has an envinble rep
aaaon rs All able preacher and gift
ealecuuer We regret that a large
audience did not welcome Mr. Nc
Eovn, to ST. Adams, on Tuesday
ceune tits far from creditable to
bic good sense or good taste Of our
town people that they are SO coldly in
different towards good lectures, while
tAg are SO eager to patronize third
pate minstrel performances, to which
re have been SO long and SO frequent
! exposed.
wilson Draper Esq. is building
cheese factory at North sheldon.
E G Deming, Esq, of sheldon,
+ about to enter into mercantile bust
ness at Vest Enosburgh,
Ar F. Herick has leased the On
ro' farm in East sheldon.
There viii be a meeting of the
Trustees Of the St Adams Free Libra
ut the Town Clerks Office this
lhursday) evening.
The December Term Of Lamoille
unity Court Judge Wilson presid-
P, Nil be held at Hydepark, com
.Heag Gu Tuesday next, December
b 1863
In some parts Of the State the
liberties Of towns have secured the
t'Hees OF some competent physician
Health officer whose duty should
To examine and report upon the
a'ary condition of the towns. This
an strikes us fayorably; and as a
's'alon from the cholera is feared
'Apec'ed IN this Country, it is
'' 10 do all we can to prevent its
ming and mitigate its evils, if it
0"a make its appearance. We
'"mend tins matter to the thought
consideration of the towns in this
'n'y and Particularly to the select
Gu ana Trustees of St. Adams.
Henry Carlisle, Esq, of Sheldon,
'er OF Haswell Lodge, No 80, +.
H. has recently issued circular
'ae masonic fraternity in which he
'ueS them that Homer G.. Hubbell,
!, cashier of the Missisquoi Bank,
treasurer of Haswell Lodge, No.
y A NJ, Sheldon, Vermont, has
'.Aly disappeared while on his
IRON the City of New York to his
lie was last seen at Albany
- on the afternoon Of Thursday
!. ''h' 1865. Notwithstanding the
70 oi ms friends, aided by detect
no trace Of him has been discov-
''nce he was seen in Albany. Il
'' lhat he may have been either