Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-02

murderer, Wnlcn was sc' ioi 'O-""!,
ut Woodstock has, on motion of the re-
spondents counsel, been postponed un-
til the 9th of June.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. The
Franklin County sunday School Con-
vention, it is announced, will be held at
Franklin, June Sth, 9th and 10th, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
4 BIC EGG.-Mrs. Helen Nye, of
Highgate, has sent us a hens egg which
measures 6s inches in circumference
one way, and Il the other, or longest
way. This egg, the product of an en-
terprising Bramah hen, born in Yer
mont, is not related to the Lay of the
Last MINSTREL
Nor FoUND.-The Rutland U,rdid of
this morning SAYS that the bodies of the
Young ladies who went over the falls at
Cavendish had not been found up to
Monday evening, but that search was
being constantly made, and that much
excitement exists in the community
there.
o. G. WAIT, of West Georgia, is grow
ing a quarter of an acre of Early Good
rich, and an acre of Harrison potatoes.
His sales of Early Goodrich, Gleason,
Cuzco's &C., the past season embraced
his entire stock and all he could get from
other sources. He il also growing large
quantity of seed peas for JAS II. Grego-
ry of Marblehead, Mass.
A SIX weeks old Chester white pig
from the famous breeding establishment
of Thos. Baker, Esq, of Barton, found
his way into our sly last Friday evening.
Our neighbors, some of whom are fan
ciers in that line, unanimously pro-
nounce him the finest specimen of the
grunter family they have ever seen.
o. s. b.
A POOR. inebriated young man, who
claims to be Il fourth cousin of Sen.
Meade, and is probably that far removed
from him, made display of his inebre-
tn, and his want of that useful garment,
shirt, on our streets to-day. His con-
dition, whether sober or not, in respect
to clothing, was such as to render him a
fit object of attention 10y the police. We
believe he received police attntion from
off Ger Downing, but escaped it so far
as we know to-day.
OUR venerable contemporary asserted
very properly in his last issue, that he
could stand the charge of stealing
editorials bodily" but objects to be-
ing accused Of appropriating our local
articles. Nevertheless the fact remains
that the Mess. has appropriated local ar
ticles from our paper, day after day
dressing them up more or less in its own
language to cover the " respectable
appropriation, or " larceny" We dc
not object to this, as we said before.
Nor do its readers. They want the best
they can get, of course, through the me-
dunn employed. They welcome the
"reaction,' and hope for the "resurrec-
ton"
EDWIN w. KEMP, son of EnOcl
n. Kemp of this village, was stabbed al
Galveston, Texas, on the 23d ult., anG
died from the effects of the wound or
the Goth. His brother, John N, who
communicates the sad intelligence to
his parents says after receiving the
wound he had the best medical aid
in town and was kindly cared for, but
to no purpose. John was with hi'
brother at the time he was stabbed
and came very near being killed himself
These are all the particulars that have
thus far been received of the affair
Young Kemp leaves young widow to
mourn his death, he having married ;
few months ago
RICHFORD.-We ere indebted to tn,
Sentinel for the following items: