The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-02-03


Vocational Church on the 25th
h whose proceeds were to be dis
,buted among the poor of the Town
St Adams. The avails amounted
!. 1880 and were put into the hands
Committee for judicious distribu-
ion
Ono fact which the action of this
.mmittee has developed needs some
.Db6c mention There are many
.milies within the village limits upon
nom the high price of wood and pro-
s.,ous falls with fearful severity. The
bmmittee found great restitution.
abich called for immediate assistance.
hor women and children without
aeouate clothing and suffering for
hpt Of food and fuel, were visited and
\ the time being relieved. 1t is i'm
Infant that this restitution should be
Rnerally known in order that proper
kasures can be taken for its tho
Sugh relief. Constant attention to
Il wants of the poor is imperatively
INJURED to prevent great amount of
nfering, especially during the fear
flv cold weather which exists and
Ach will probably continue for some
nonths to come.
I've need not again allude to the
muses. which have induced so much
hstitution and Indebtedness as OBJ
hins in our midst. Our object is to
atract attention to the fact which
hs been developed and to express a
bpe that the good work which this
baritable concert and festival has
will be expanded into a
Borough and systematic effort for the
deviation OF the distress of tho poor
4 our town.
Capt H. Chester Parsons, of St
1bans, lately assistant editor of the
Adams Daily Messenger, has re
wed the appointment Of Deputy In
ector Of Customs for the Port of st.
bans.
This Thursday evening a dona-
Rn visit will be made to the Rev. j NJ
Hffer, pastor of the NJ. L. Church at
y Adams Bay. Last evening like
'kit was made to the Rev. d. W. Day
u, pastor of the NJ. L. Church at St
llans Village.
Mr. Chaplin takes charge of the
pie at Richford, succeeding the
1fssrs. Farrar, one of whom now
Rfps a hotel at West Berkshire.
We regret our inability to supply
e demand for. the Rev. j. o. Skin
Frs address on the characteristics
freemasonry' which was printed in
In the last number of the Tran
)RlPr.
1t is said that dancing parties all
Ter The county We're never more fire.
peht than during this winter Those
d. Adams are pronounced exceed
Nv pleasant and attractive to large
fcles Of attendants.
IA line of stages runs from Bur
'on, to Pittsburgh via. Grand Isle,
Fry DAY and is doing large bust
r. as the ice is safe and the roads
Pod
non Albert l.. Catlin is ia
Praoly spoken of as suitable gem
"an TO serve as first Mayor of the
u city of Burlington.
,ine skating and coasting of boys
'ne side walks in st. Adams village
4, pecome q nuisance which our
authorities ought to abate.
Inc Key. Simeon Parmelee. of
'n'0n' was agreeably surprized on
guy third birth day with tokens
saiu from members of his con.
s'''oh to the amount of s12O.
,Ne congregational Church of
''Oargh have added 500 to the
4 ~ salary of the Rev. Alfred B.
H. ana have recently made him
Ioo "a''on visit from which, at least.
'Foo We're realized.
a good deal of counterfeit MONEY
4, g. 'us' now particularly counter
a''iohal currency, and we shall
/ oN W see one, at least, of its cir
bo ' punished. Clothes line and
! o po''y thieves and beggars are
" sner principal grievances lust
anu our new police wo,,ld H.
'sn 70 imm0rtahze themselves by in
"'''s new order of things,
An r'e'iminary examination at
T. 7 p "a 5 OF James Livingston be-
inca - ooule' Esq. Justice of the
The Ina charged with being concerned
'opDery of the st Alhop