The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-31
IuE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
.,adoy, NInrch 81, 1893

All tl OF 81. hlp""' -
=, thrown from the track by de-
fectiye rail
Under the mortuary head will be
od the announcement of the death,
I'm advanced age, of Henry Seymour,
81 for over fifty years a resident
|.sst Adams. His funeral took place
III tbo 3Oth inst, at the Congregational
chnrcb where he had long been a
T, slant attendant and worshipper.
nm services were conducted, in the
Z, sepce of large audience of rela-
~ and friends, by his pastor the
Inn J. @. Bittinger. Mr.. Seymour
=, moved from Vergennes to st. Adams
= 1913. During his whole life he
hss always been remarkably indus
Man. and frugal, and at the time Of
~ death had become one of our
xsp ltliest, most hospitable and ex-
..n,,arv citizens. OF strict integrity
|;nlis dealings, and unusually domes-
/ HAL his habits, he has passed away
III better world like n shock Of corn
[hny ripe
We take lively pleasure in an
,orncing to the people Of st. Adams
and vicinity that the Rev. Edwin H..
cbo min. d. D., Of New York, will de-
6wr lecture at Academy Hall, St.
h l]bans. on Tuesday evening, April
iNRl 1865. One Of the foremost of
Anerican orators, it will be strange
mdeed if an OVERLOOKING audience from
all parts Of this county do not greet
Dr. Chaplin on this his second coming
tost Adams.
The advertisement of Mr.. Hink-
Levi proposed auction sale Of stock
and household furniture at Highgate,
Ap,il Sth, we trust, viii not escape at
teniion. II would seem to be favor
able opportunity which many might
Ike to improve.
We invite attention to the notice
ineur Advertising columns by Mr.. II.
ETinker that he will keep for sale at
Evans Furniture and Crockery store,
Pnnos, Melodeons, and Cottage Or
Rans Such an establishment has
long been needed in this county, and
We trust it viii be successful.
The funeral Of Mr.. William w,
@i7ini whose death was chronicled
Last week, took place at the Methodist
chapel in st. Adams, last Sunday after
noon, the Rev. DIV. Dayton officiating
and preaching funeral discourse.
At the School Meeting in District
No 4, last Tuesday evening, the fol-
loFng officers were elected: No9,ya-
'os Dr. r. R. Sherman; clerk, Myron
Bpck; Prudential Committee, Charles
Il Wheeler Hiram f. Stevens, and
Afonard Gilman; Treasurer, Asahel S,
hyde; Collector, Thomas II. Marvin.
Atax was voted of 40 cents on grand
nR to support the school and TO pay
mlerest on bonds, and 80 cents on the
q lar to apply on the indebtedness OF
h district to the st. Adams Bank
~ also voted TO authorize the Pru-
eatlal Committee to borrow money
Wpay the balance of the Indebtedness
Mthe District.
another Company of Veteran Re
YES arrived at this post on the even
OF the 2ith inst, from Brattleboro
1. ere are now four companies of sol
rs at St. Adams, all duly armed and
sqripped.
Mr. Blanchard, Canadian, was
~hd dead last Friday morning about
srile south of the village of st. Al
s When found he was lying in {
road culyert with his face down
Wrd IN few inches of water, and {
OF bread under his arm. 1t il
opposed, that in walking home OF
W track he fell through, and so struel
mead against the culyert as t
- his Immediate death. He leaves
lie and children who reside in Can
: corporal John Duling, Compan,
!, ON Vermont Volunteers, died OF
z4th of March, 1865, at Cam,
80 Hospital, Annapolis, Mary
~ ~ IN the 10Th year of his age
"a was taken prisoner at tho battle O
u'r Creek, October 10, 1864, an,
oeen paroled few weeks only a
'lne OF his death. He enlisted
ilth' 1861, re-enlisted Januar
ioo4' was promoted Corporal
l. 1874 He leaves wife, pa
una a large circle of friends an,
ua'n'ances to lament his death.
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