The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-08-31
August 81.
THE TRANSCRIPT.
Friday, August 81, 1866


Friday. August 81, tSOO.
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printing business
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yorFs VorEs We would remind
our friends of the Importance of send
;ro in their orders for votes for State,
conntv. Congressional town and jus
,;ce nominees AT ONCE. Sometimes
there are delays in having them dis
,r;hnted. The Town Committees and
others interested should give to this
matter their early attention Too
mich precaution cannot be taken in a
.,otter of so much moment.
We understand that several OF
Hovts ragged regiment visited the
Messenger Office to-day, on business
connected with that paper
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The Rev. j. W. Mclllwnlne, the
Efficient rector of the Episcopal Church
IN Woodstock, has resigned and
accepted call to Houston, Michigan.
"A Convention of Baptists, under
,be supervision of the Rev. A. b. Earle,
TO continue three days, will commence
At Burlington at Z z. NJ, on Tuesday
evening, September 4th.
Nichols & Wheeler's chair fac
tory, sawmill and adjoining buildings
at Middlebury, Vermont, were burned
on Tuesday night Loss $4,000;
partially insured.
DrMocRArrc NoMINATIoNs. The Dem
ocrats Of Grand Isle County met in
convention at North Hero on Satur-
day, and put the following ticket in
nomination Senator Il bel Brown.
Of Grand Isle County Judges Dan
forth Mott Of Alburgh, Calvin p.
Robinson, of South Hero States At
tomev Giles Harrington of Alburgh
Judge Of Probate - Fred Parks, Of
North Hero High Bailif, Henry G.
Halcomb, Of Isle La Mott
On Thursday last, free fight
took place about mile north Of Swan
ton village. in which man by the
name Of Henry Carley was badly in
iured. 1t appears that four workmen,
employed building the new depot at
Swanton, while passing Carley's house
got into dispute with his son about
some fish, when they came to blows
Young Carley was reinforced by his
father and two women when a gener-
al row took place, sticks, stones, &c,
beng freely used, until the elder Car
Icy was severely injured
Mr. Cornelius Stilphen, of St.
Adams Bay lies dangerously i'll and but
faint hopes are entertained Of his re-
coyery. Cause, quick consumption.
A correspondent says la Mr. NJ
0 Meals garden IN Swanton, we were
shown natural curiosity in the shape
Of cabbage three leaves concluding
to eschew lone life as it were, after
being maturely grown grew together,
turning inside for out, they joined and
grew together at the top, making a
complete mass Of three leaves.
On Saturday evening last, Mr.
Samuel Decker, of Hog Island, was
run over by the 4 o'clock freig hit train
near the depot at Swanton Falls, hav-
ing one OF his feet badly smashed, so
much so that DIR. Hall amputated it
at the ankle the same evening, and
Yesterday by the conclusion of n con-
sultation, took his leg off above the
knee. Rum was the cause.
Isa1- The Messenger Processes to treat
the Congressman question fairly
why then does it not publish the let
'efs OF Messrs. Storrs, Benton and
Sawyer? Why withhold them from
Its readers?
Ssg' Hon Frederick T., Woodbridge,
~ y from the first Congressional dis
uic'' accompanied Mr.. Baxter to the
urand Isle County Convention as a
Alnd oil body guard" For some
reason, however, he didn't make a
speech.
"s The Messenger, says there is no
uu'h IN the statement about any as
easement being made, on am one, to
procure the service of plate as pres
'H' TO Mrs. Baxter" Technically