The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-01-25
THE TRANSCRIPT,
r,;aay. January 25, 1867.

Ners our friends in the several towns
L .,a and adjoining counties will confer a
10 ',' ,,,r by sending us all items Of local news
e'''. come unlcr their observation. Con-
ia' .' .bonld in all cases give their names,
tt'''. early for publication, but as a guaran-
D" ,,,l faith. No matter about the form Of
" ,o,ributions give us the Subject mat
'9' and we will put it into shape
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1'abe the circulation in st. Adams Of
o. amor printed in the state. It's circulation
81. l,I II, increasing throughout Franklin and
s.rl Isle Counties.
Batter on Tuesday sold from 25 to
o.; cents. according to quality.
The advertisement Of the VT
nntol College under the direction
4 DR. MCGOWAN, may be found in
.,o,her column of the TRANscRpr 49,
mr. MCGOWAN has had a long expert
,,e as a Dentist and the work which
does is warranted to give perfect
aasiaction- .
Mr.. Amos Hagar has sold his
s.dence at the head Of Prospect
e...o, IN Mr. f. Titus for $4,000.
George r. Weed Of Rutland,
nmery hat, cap, and fur dealer in
Burlington, and for several years past,
NE General Agent of the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, died
niienly of disease Of the heart, at
nrh5nrg. Mass, Tuesday morning
New firm Stevens & Rublee-
Gee advertisement.
A man by the name Of W. II.
Issy recently from Canada, was
found frozen to death in the lower
Dart Of our village on Saturday morn
nd sne of the coolest which has been
,r5ga here this winter The cause
q BIS exposure is entirely unknown.
-V l11s Messenger.
Wethink our cotemporary must be .
mistaken as to the locality where this /
Sd event occurred If we are relia-
informed the remains of Mr.. w. /
4 l,Asy we're found near the Nessea-
Office
NJ James Stone has removed .
bis Business to the store in Kingman
Bock formerly occupied by Mr. Mar I
1s Mason and Mr.. Mason has taken
D? Dis business residence in Mr..
Saes old quarters.
i social ball is announced to
aue Of at H. L. Woods Hotel FAIR
IS. % the evening Of January 3lst
Rgseys Quadrille Band furnish the
lrsc
senator Poland has our thanks
1rmbA. documents.
At the Temperance Convention,
-i ct sheldon on Thursday Of last
".a Mn J. X. Whitney, Of Franklin,
"s pat in nomination for County
9anissioner The attendance was
i''e large and the Maine Law was
'-5y supported. In the afternoon
Jig Almont Barnes delivered an adj
-@' winch gave general satisfaction.
s'''al Young men signed the pledge,
'-'' agreeing TO fight King Alcohol.
Iaere will be Masonic Sociable
"us Central House, Swanton, Friday
''aos' Feb. l. 1867. Music: Hub
a'ls Band
4 correspondent of the Brattle-
WY Ia@a'r proposes the name of the
''l Sohn W. Stewart, of Middlebury.
- 'ua next Republican Candidate for
g"y'nor MIR. Stewart is a man Of
% ] -
''''.l ability and would do honor to
1'0n'e But is it not best to post
l'-' discussion Of the matter a few
aoaths? -"
FOR the week ending Jan. 18th.
4S We're issued to the following
.'"0l'ers' Royal b. Miliken. of
II, "SOeld' Tor improvement in pocket
Antedated Jan. 9th 1866; Il.
D. Ioad and NJ. S. Richardson. of
praus. - e"' up
n,.. "0Ap OFFIcERs. AT the annual
h. as OF the Montreal and Vermont
h., '''on Railroad, held on the 9th
s.,,. Tue old board of officers were re-
'r q as follows: