The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-30
Fourth of July at st. Adams.


There will be an attractive celebra-
,ion Of the Fourth Of July, in st. Al
Inns A large and public spirited
commssee have the matter in charge.
An toration by the Hon. J. A. Good
,ym. of Lowell, late speaker of Massa-
,bnsetts House of Representatives, n
ooem dinner to soldiers of st Al
hans display of all the military COM
panes in the vicinity, of the Masonic
brathren and Of the scholars of the
rublic schools in town, with large
company of fantastical horsemen in
erotesquo costume, music, fireworks
in the evening speeches, bonfres, can
non firing, good cheer everywhere
and welcome to all is, in brief the
programme of the Day. For addi-
tonal particulars see small bills
4 We have recently had the pleas
a ure Of welcoming Mt the TRANscnIrT
Office Messrs. William G.. Cambridge
81 Of the yergennes yevmoaier and /. 0.
4 Greene Of the Woodstock Standard
Both Of these gentlemen are expert
enced members Of the sc-called "third
\. estate" and both are achieving success
"A in their respective localities.
b -Messra Cool & Hotchkiss have
established in st. Adams depot for
furnishing building ma terials Of all
81 kinds.
The annual Roman Catholic fair
w and festival, given under the auspices
Of the ladies' Of St Mays Church, St
Adams, will, we learn, be held at Acad-
s-f envy Hall, commencing on Tuesday,
July IS, 1865 Preparations are now
in progress to render this annual fes-
tiyal pleasant and attractive to all.
Last week two boxes of splendid
II Montgomery trout containing at least
sixteen each, six Of them weighing
nearly three pounds, were sent by DR..
4 MCGOWAN and his brother in-law Mr..
r NJ. Johnson, from Montgomery to
\ two gentlemen in St Adams One
box with bountiful supply OF salt and
part Of the trout reached its dostina-
ton. The other met with calamity
on the route. The lucky gentleman
~ wishes, through the columns of the
h Transcript to thank the benevolent
4 individual who did not abstract all Of
4 the trout but permitted a part of
n them some five or six large onesl to
4 srreaeh their destination.
i The patriotic people of West
Enosburgh and vicinity, intend cele-
brating the Fourth OF July in liberal
manner. The Rev. O. CT. Wheeler, OF
South Hero has consented to deliver
Pie Grafton, and MIR. ]. S. ID. Taylor,
pf st Adams, viii read poem. Ar
engagements, we understand, are in
! Progress, which will secure large and
pleasant celebration. We shope to re-
eeNe some suitable report of this cele-
Prauon, for publication in the IRAN
fcRuT,
r. y Johnson, of Highgate, has
A'ored US with a part of a splendid
eiaSealonge which he caught few
oays ago in the river near Reyes Fall.
and whose weight was twenty pounds
Holrdupois. Mr. Johnson skill as al
anS!er is only equalled by his gener
~ femembrance of the printer
We are under obligations to Mr.
l. Lloyd, % Cortlandt ST., New
ofK' Tor copies of his several maps
men are large and from the lates
'ufVeys We shall take an early occa
~on' TO invite attention to these desi
XII &c additions to the library of ever
pans household.
-Ihe Mendelssohn Quintette Clul
n "rnlSh music for the coming com
7ncement at Burlington and we ven
II 10 say that, Of course, the club wi
~ another Of their inimitable con
Ms at Academy Hall, st. Alban,
" trust that such an annual treo
IxS DC IN store for us, for many year
" come. zoo ~ Zoo 10
Several items of news about on
turned soldiers at Burlington an
'uer subjects are unavoidably pos
l0ned.
NiV'lhiNG 1ooMUcH.-This, frol
new York Times, is just and tim,