The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-06-14
ClIAS. VI. BLISS,
Secretary.

ClIAs. VI. BLISS,
Secretary.
woodford, June 1st, 1861
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county Con N-cntion.
Union Republican County Convention will
. ,,o, a.. e,..ia-.. uu....ol~s r...-- o7.i.. -.
~, West side Of the Greek, at IL o'clock, a. M,
~. the purpose Of nominating candidates for
.,a,tors and County Officers. TO be supported
y. 40 annual state election in September next.
ALFRED KEITH,
w. II. HUTCHINSON, Co. Com
II. II. FABNSWOkIH, y
June 9Th, jth, 1867.
A large quantity of butter was
brought to st. Adams on Tuesday.
The average price paid was 23 cents
some lots, however, sold as high as %
and 26 cents. Several dairymcn un-
wiling to take the offered price carried
their butter home with them or stored
il in town, awaiting higher price.
From all accounts, we should Judge
that the Boston market is oyerstocked.
We regret to learn of the death Of
Mr.. S. Howard, editor and proprietor
ofthe Champlain N. Y. journal. He
has been in i'll health for some time
past, and his death, therefore, Is not
entirely unexpected.
Twelve, of the sixteen packages
Of liquor seized at st. Adams, were
condemned, and poured upon the
ground, as being "unft for the use Of
the town.
Building lot for sale-see adver-
dsement
Mr.. James SAKE has formed n
partnership with Mr. Miles Place, who
has, for sometime past, been his eff
cent clerk. Their store is one Of the
leatest in town, and is well filed with
new goods which they offer at low
mtes
Mr.. d. NJ. Walker has purchased
Of McGowan & Co. their stock Of
stoves and tin ware, and will contin
ue the business at the old stand.
DmIoroRIEs. Stedman has publish
ed directory of Windham County;
Gen. Frederick w. Hopkins is pre-
pairing one of Rutland; Hiram S.
Hart is about to publish vol. 2 of the
Burlington City Directory. These
valuable works are convenient manu-
ais for present use and will prove in
teresting for future reference. St Al
bans is backward in this particular.
How long viii she remain SO ?
-Nasby-see first page.
BASE BALL.-We understand that
lhe Eagle Base Ball Club Of this town
challenged, few days since, the
SVanton Club--the challenge was not
accepted The Swanton club played
amatch game with the Sheldon club,
a snort time since, Leating them bad
~
Tho line boats going North leave
Whitehall at IL a m, and $50 p. m,
alflung at Burlington at 5 p m, and
"a m, Plattsburgh $50 a. M, and Z
? H. Houses Point S:45 p. m. The
morning boat connects at Pittsburgh
'lu evening boat at Rouse's Point
WIN trains for Montreal and Ogdens-
Nurgh
IN the 4th inst, patents were is
,uSu to the following Yermonters;-
y y Barnes, of Stowe, for improved
mop wnnger; Virgil w. Blanchard, o.
1''uport, for improvement in stone
,u'naeling machines; r. w. Carpen
W. ol Brattleboro, for tremelo attach
'@'A' ior melodeons, etc.
Lyman P. Bailey, of Berkshire
I'' sold farm Of 1l3 acres, Will
~, suSe and ont buildings, to Jacob Eos
@r for $1,000.
@'6Ol 80 in gold were taken 70
S'eS at the custom house in Richford
~Dis the month of May.
- A. W." contributes to tn
ss, ,1'oaIPr another piece of poetry, t
D., ,u we invite the attention of on
"a 1'@ 1t is in a different vein fror
wy. s,ssage," published last week, bu
Mn, 'e found worthy of being care
'ead' for the good hits it contain
psn w. Yields a graceful, poetica
bS. ana we hope she will continue t
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