The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-11-10

An association of young gentle
- St Adams are making ar
roments we understand, for Sc
-. ~ lectures to be given at St Al
hans during the coming winter Sew
81 lecturers have been engaged, OF
t,so coming suitable notice will be
Ian hereafter We trust this praise
.,ortbv undertaking will be duly en-
outraged.
We are sorry to learn that the
Row. Joseph O. Skinner, Of st. Adams,
has received and accepted a call from
,bo rnivorsalist Society Mt Malone, n.
In common with large number
friends and acquaintances we regret
.be departure from town, of Mr. Skin
nav He is Superintendent of COM
mon schools for st. Adams, and will
undoubtedly fulfil the appointment
.,ode nv him for the examination of
Il ..oobers. November 18th, which is adj
n .or,sed in another column. During
,be time Mr.. Skinner has resided in
i s. Adams, by his uniform urbanity
h nd SCHOLARLY attainments he has won
many friends, who will read the an
a mont of his intended removal
n with much regret.
n The Hutchins ons Family Concert
.i St Adams. was well attended on
4 "wednesday evening last, and an an
ronpcement was made that kemp
! od Folks" would give an entertain
mept at Academy Hall on Wednesday
otnext week The Hutchinson Fam
Nv give concert this evening at
Tuscs Point and on Friday at
/ Chsmplain, n. \.
Another change has occurred in
] he time table Of the Vermont Central
4 Rail Road. The morning train East will
hereafter leave st. Adams at $50 in
Real Of $50, and the Southern eve
1ng mail train remains at st. Adams.
b. other respects the advertisement,
Be found in another column, indi-
gates no materalchange.
Father Kemp's Old Folks, the
genuine troupe, are coming, and glad
nll all our music lovers be. This be
ing their FIRST visit in our midst, We
shall expect a general turnout Then
entertainments are among the best
They appear for two nights, neX'
"Wednesday and Thursday, at Acad-
8emy Hall, St. Adams. This being the
great troupe who have filed the larg
est halls Of Boston, New York, Phila
slslphia, Baltimore, Chicago. and al
otAer cities Of the great West, on
aders may feel assured of an enter
llmmeut, which for novelty and excel
nce,will exceed anything Of the kline
tyer presented in this place The.
pm with them strong Vocal Cho
b., fine Orchestra and Brass, assist
q by that charming young songstress
Inma J Nichols, who Will produc
sOae Of those ballads which have Civ
b her such fame all over the land. A
y admission is only 30 cents, fu
loases are sure to greet them.
The death of the Rev. Edwar
winthrop, of Highgate, at New Yorl
~ October DIST, 1865, on his retur
hom attending the General Conver
~ Of the Episcopal Church at PhilG
ephia Is recorded in this week
hAS'cRIPr Sudden and unexpecte
As announcement will be to larg
acie OF friends and acquaintance
winthrop was a classmate of Bist
y hipp, graduate of Yale College i
p and for sereral years Professc
y Sacred Literature in n Theologic;
2 minary in Kentucky. For "a fe
H'F' past he had been residing i
: onSate, where he was the popula
rector ofSt Johns church. A rir
lolar' an eloquent preacher and
w'o'ed christian teacher he has su,
J ny passed away, leaving many az
'-'ieFs and friends to lament his loss
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