The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-12-15
December ID.
THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
t,rld,y, Dec. ID. 1909

no into winter quarters. The Mon
e.,l continues to apply between Bur
Tnrton and Plattsburgh.
The Battalion of the Ninth Yer
., which arrived at Burlington
wodnesday noon the 9th inst were
.,,;1 off with such promptness by Ma
i,r Hasley, that by noon on Thursday
III fine men had received their green
,,ols and balanced accounts with I'M
Gle Sam
The north woodshed at Essex
rnpction, belonging to the Vermont
c.ntrol Railroad, together with about
soo cords of wood, the water tank, and
small portable engine for saving
.r,oJ we're wholly destroyed by fire
On Friday. Dec. 9Th. The loss is esti
mated at $500.
Mr. Walter II. Burbank has sold
II. farm. situated about n mile and q
bolfnorth Of St. Adams village, to Mr.
G. Webster of Fairfax, for $4,000.
Mr. W. takes possession the 1st day
Of April, 1866.
We call the attention of our fair
readers TO the advertisement in this
rorer Of DR.. b. c. Perry's Moth and
Treckle Lotion, a preparation espec-
;oIly for the removal Of freckles and
moth, without injury to either texture
or color of the skin Many OF the Bos-
ton and New York papers speak very
ceyery Of this preparation, from the
wide reputation DIR. p. has acquired
as dcrmatologist.
Samuel Williams, Esq, Secretary
Of Civil and Military Affairs for the
last four years, has been appointed
Treasurer of the Vt Central Railroad
Company, and entered upon the du-
ties Of his office on the 1st inst Mr..
Williams is an excellent accountant
and well qualified for his new position
and the managers of the Road Will
have no occasion to regret having Sc
cnred the services of SO worthy a
young man.
AccrDrxr. We learn that Mr.. Hen
nv Post, clerk in Mason * Rublee' S
store, was riding on Thanksgiving day,
and his horse taking fright, ran away
with him and threw him from the
wagon. He was insensible when talk
en- from the ground and was after
wards delrious. 1t is hoped the acci-
dent viii not prove "A serious one.
Persons in search of gifts for the
Holidays now so near at hand, VEL
do well to consult the advertisement
Of Mr. A. H. Munyan in another col
umn Of the TnANscRrpr Mr. Munyar
has largo and well selected stock o
goods, embracing as it does, every.
thing usually found in a first elias,
Jewelry Store He has fine assert.
ment Of toys to tickle the fancy Of tho
little ones and pile" Of other ar
ticles which cannot fail to please those
Of larger growth.
An adjourned term Of the Frank
lin Go. Court met at this place to day
Thursday. Hon. VIM c. Wilson
Presiding Judge and Hons Il. II
Hoyt and Warren Robinson, Assist
ants This is the first appearance o
Judge Wilson and Robinson on tn,
bench in this county It is though
that there will be but few causes fo
trial.
COLLISION. The passenger train
due at this place + ON the South at
little before 6 o'clock, Wednesda,
morning last, was run into by freigh
ualn coming in the same direction
near Georgia depot, resulting in tn
death Of Cyreal Moreau,a grain deale
rom West Brookfeld, Mass, who for
mery resided in st, Johns, G. e. Tn
engine of the passenger train gave on
and 1t was standing still on the tracl
when the freight train came in collision
with IT. 1t is supposed that when Nh
Moreau saw the freight train comini
ne undertook to jump from the pas
senger train and was caught betweer
the cars, He was found lying dow
Tue embankment with his head badl
bruised so that it was with great diff
Guilty he could be recognized. His re
MAINS were brought to st. Alban
with the broken engines and car
without causing much delay to tn
uaiA' AS soon as the passenger trai
stopped, two persons were dispatche
ior the purpose Of stopping the freigl
'rain but they failed to stop it in tim
10 prevent moderate collision.
Episcopal Convention.