The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-10-11
THE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday, Oct. II, 1867.

Friday. Oct. II, 1867.
LOcH Necs.
,, NEWS. Our friends in the several towns
I'D adjoining counties will confer n
ID ''i ,.,,,r by sending rs all items OF local news
eT'" come undor their observation. Con
'na' 49,, should. in all cases, give their names,
O's,.ssarily for publication, but as a guaran-
D" - faith No matter about the form of
10 s,or,ributions us the Subject mat
and we will put it into shape
,.,.our,Sr TO ADvEnTrsEas The TRANSCRIPT
,artle the circulation in st. Adams of
h'' ,a,er printed in the state. Its circulation
~! increasing throughout Franklin and
c.,nd Isle Counties.
.,,r,ox Tenth vEpMoNr. The Second An
., pr.nnion of the 10th Vt. Regiment will be
n'mat the Waterbury Hotel, at Watorbur', on
n.Jof october, 1867, at O'Clock 7. NJ. Bring
rao Central. Rutland and Pasumpsic Roads
carry passengers for fare one way. All come.
~, " HeSnY, JOIN A. SALISBURY, A. b VAL
pryE, Committee.
Butter sold on Tuesday for from
qito 3s cents. Some lots sold as high
as 40 cents.
Hon. Levi Underwood, Of Bur.
snoton. has been elected one Of the
n;rectors of the Erie Railroad.
On Monday, Mr.. Aaron Bradford,
Montgomery, died from the effects
ofeating too much honey.
See first page for the remainder
dtbe premiums aw arded at the Shell
don Fair.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Vermont and Canada
Railroad will be held at St Adams,
Thursday, Oct. H.
in the long list of deaths at New
Orleans. we notice that of Henry c.
Dennison, native of Vermont, who
died on the oath of September, Of yell
low fever.
Some Of our patrons are being
ysry much annoyed of late, by our
steam Book and Job Printing Estab-
hshment' neighbors, because they are
not the sole recipients of all fayors in
tbe job printing line. We are sorry
to hear that our customers are being
50 pestered, and would suggest to our
neghbors that in St Adams and yicin-
ity the public taste for good printing
is fast undergoing a change.
VIM. n. Smith a. Co are filling up
their handsome store on Main Street
with a large stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, and
will inform their numerous customers
Of the fact in a one column advertise
mentin the next Issue of the TRANscRIpT
llr Albert \. Percy, who is gentle
manly and obliging, still acts as head
clerk for VIM. y S ~ Co.
We omitted to say last week that
the name Of Almont Barnes, Esq
again appears in the St Adams Week
y Messenger, as one of the publisher.
OF that paper. As our contemporary
oilers no explanation, the world is left
10 gloomy and mysterious doubt as &c
Tie cause of the disappearance Of Mr.
brnes name one week, and its ap.
poamnce as usual the following week
Lake Street, which has undergone
dnnng the last few months seyera
very pleasant changes, now boasts of
second clothing store, recently oNcnet
BY MIR. George w. Blodgett, first dool
west OF Failey 4 Gates tobacco store
MI Is stock is entirely new and in
cudes every thing usually found in
CLOTHING Establishment. For furthe
particulars the reader is referred t,
our advertisements.
AT the Sheldon Fair, Mr.. S. q
benjamin, of st. Adams, was awarde,
Tue Premium of $500 for the best ew
SAeep, and also the amount 81 each
contributed by the other three gentle
aeh who made entries. The state
leh' that appeared in the TRANscRIP
AS' week and which was copied from
our venerable and very reliable cotem
porary' the ST. Adams Messenger, wa
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