The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-01-27

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ehd rom II. n. BARBER, Postmaster
Ct Adams, Nov. IA, 1864
Thu address of the Rev. j. o.
s,;rner Of st Adams, upon the char
] ,teristics of Freemasonry, which is
limited in full upon the first page OF
H. weeks TRANscRrPT, will be read
. Al interest and pleasure rs well by
',hose who are not as by those who are
i .r,bers Of the craft. We trust no
H. will omit giving it a careful read
- nc it is a full and candid analysis
n tbe chracteristics Of an order which
4 increasing in numbers and strength
throughout the country.
We trust it is unnecessary to in
q 10 attention to the piece of original
>cetry on the first page, with which
prceant House has favored our read
~.
A copy of The Flag Of Our Union,
.ov published in quarto fora and on
~ type. has been placed on our table
Ky Mr. J. NJ. Merrifield, who has it,
ith sundry other popular illustrated
&pers, constantly for sale at his book
I bore
Mr. Clark Barr succeeds Dorastus
Wright as landlord of the Central
Mouse. Sheldon Creek. As he means
kk keep a good hotel, we bespeak for
H. generous patronage from the tray
ling public.
The Office OF the American line OF
1eerraph at st. Adams, of which Mr.
Joseph s. Weeks has had charge and
Shich has been for several years locat-
q in his counting room, has been re-
soyed to the Depot and put under the
4 nanagement Of Mr. +. Randall, the OPP
of the Vermont and Boston
,9klegraph line. The convenience OF the
Is Xontreal and Vermont railroad Com.
4 fpny seemed to require this removal
Mr. Charles II. Reynolds, former
III Postmaster of st. Adams, and the
resent Quarter Master of the Tenth
frmont Regiment, is spending short
hlough among his relatives in St Al
kns.
The Charitable Concert and Fes
ta at the Congregational Church, st
Abans on Wednesday evening, Jan.
81 N 1865 was attended by a large
fcle Of delighted auditors and was, il
y respects, decidedsuccess.
HE solos, quartette choruses and
png under the direction of Mr.. G.. w
Eder were rendered with remarkabl,
f feet and in excellent taste and re
ct much credit both upon teacher
h pupil The organ accompani
ents with the Andante and Crane
rerioire played by Mr.. c. A. Hayeni
Pre- executed with artistic skill anC
flcate that Mr.. Ravens is a master
his instrument.
Dir Ryder has been unwearied il
ehdeayors to raise the standard OF
iSc IN this vicinity and in his effort,
mad the advantage of Mr.. Haven,
ns'ant cooperation.
paould the many pupils who have
largely pro6ted by Mr.. Ryder
Pfoush discipline see fit to give ,
lplhnentary concert for the benefi
pr Ryder We have no doubt but il
'uia De largely attended by an APP
fclative audience.
l he ladies' f.,rn;ahol . l4:f-
attractive feast of good edibles il
basement of the church of which
= number partook at the close O
concert The proceeds of botf
vert and festival are to be devotet
'Hs wants of the poor of st. Alban
nave Just lost faithful and con
''e oSerseer and friend by tn,
vi OF Mr.. William IL. Robinson.
no new masonic hall of Colum
IOage No. IL in Alburgh was ded
w On the 18th inst. with appro
ceremonies and o new chapte
''ne Hill Chapter" was organ
aud the officers thereof duly in
''u On the evening of Januar,
mere was levee held in the ne,
',n'c nall at which a large humble
"es and gentlemen were present
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