The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-16
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ST. ALBANS.

~ vindow-bars- The }, attempt was I,
',,ered by Sheriff Sherman and
frustrated So, p.,.o ,,.;,,
.ioce At St Adams, on Tuesday,
,nno 20, at a special term OF the
srankin County Court, Hon. John
s,ornoint Of Vergennes, presiding
Ill.,. We shall endeavor to give a
o and reliable report Of this. murder
n. and persons desiring such a re-
n ~ are invited to send their orders
.uch copies Of the TRANscnlrr as
i, need, at an early day, as only a
II ;,od edition beyond the regular is
will be printed. We believe chat
sneeial term of Court is the first
H. held for forty years or more.
We trust the original and selected
.r,icas upon our outer pages this
4 NH will not be overlooked. The ar
Il Ia entitled est Alfonso's Angel
written in quiet vein of pleasantly,
I'll will hardly offend those "steam
rarn folks toward whom some gen
IN. tbrusts are directed. Our cor
RESPONDENTS will receive our thanks
h. their recent favors and can rest as
rcd thew will all be attended to in
d. time.
The corporation meeting prelim-
iary to celebrating the approaching
anniversary July 4th, will come of on
h. evening Of Monday next See the
pfoial advertisement
q Rev J. i. Rankin, formerly Pas
,or Of the Congregational Church III
h Adams and now of the Winthrop
Ctnreh Charlestown, Mass, we un-
dcrstand will spend his vacation dur
;rg the month Of August in St. Al
bans. He will spend the time for the
benefit ofhis own health and that Of
alis family, on the farm OF John Whit
Aismore ESD, which is one Of the best
stnms. If not the best in Franklin
County.
"A full report of the proceedings
foi the Episcopal Convention at Bur
8lngton Will appear in our next issue, a
pressure Of news croMding it out this
Aweek.
The foliage on the forest trees
which Inc the streets of the village of
St Adams and ornament the public
green, is so denseas toprevent the prop
6erpassage ofairand sunlight, two indis-
pensable elements Of comfort and
health This has attracted the atten-
ton Of our Village trustees who have
ayailed themselves Of the kind
offer Of Mr. O. A. Hillman to SUI
.perntend the trimming Of the maple,
elm and other trees of the Village, and
have determined 10 commence the
work Of thoroughly and judiciously
pruning them. As this is to be done I'M
der the supervision Of a gentleman OF
tasteand experience we have no doubt
the work will be well done and a great
benefit and necessary public improve
ment economically secured.
We have received from Samuel
huntington, Esq, of Burlington, some
specimens of the steel pens manufac-
tured by Ivison, Phinney q Co., New
York, and called "Spencerian Pen,
No, l." This pen rs the fayorite of
the best penmen in the Commercial
College at Burlington, and from our
use of it we should Judge it was next
to the celebrated Gillotts' Pen, of Brit
lsh manufacture.
On the 9th day of June the house,
Woodshed and cornbarn occupied by
William Stevenson at North Hero and
belonging to the late Chauncey Hazen
was burnt Mr.. Alpheus Tisdale lost
W the hre $500 worth of property
and the balance of the personal pro
perty burned in the buildings belonged
10 Mr. Stevenson. No insurance.
-Ihe Village trustees have yainly
'naeayoured to summon up courage
anu vitality enough to keep the cows
out OF the streets and from the steps
Of our costly churches.
A few persons have lately been SC
fortunate as to hear the bell of St
Luxe Church, ST. Adams, when the
sexton rang it. tt is troubled with q
bronchial difficulty or some other.
Our Town Clock neither runs
ucKs nor strikes. It's decentralization
We lear has become chronic.
DO long as soda water can be haC
az 81. Adams, cool, sparkling and re
lsSnlns at Wead & Duren's apothe
vary store, there seems no excus,
whatever for induioino IN onv NOR,