Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-24

LIST OF July. we answer III tnc aIilfnla-
tive, and would respectfully call upon
the Committee to issue the call at once.
Why delay the matter?
FouND.-On Lake Street this after !
noon safe key. Enquire at the TRAN
SCRIPT Office.
MEN are clearing up the vacant lot
lust north of the First National Bank,
and, we understand, that Mr.. f.. L. Wat
son, the owner, proposes to erect hand
some brick building on it the present
season.
STONE AND MURRAY's C1RCUs.-The
mammoth posters for this circus are al
ready up and attract the attention of
both old and young. They exhibited in
Bennington "A few days ago, and the
Banner thus speaks of their perform
ance:
con all hands we hear none but the
very highest encomiums passed upon
the character of the entertainment. In
deed, it could not well be otherwise,
since it embraces some of the very finest
talent in the country, while nothing is
introduced calculated to shock the
modesty or wound the sensitivencss of
the most fastidious. We can assure our
brethren of the Vermont press that they
need not be afraid TO recommend stone
x Murray's Circus to their readers"
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EMIGRANTS.-T Thirteen emigra II
from Norway, bound for Il Norwegian
settlement near Chicago, passed through
Rousc's Point on Tuesday, coming ria
| Montreal. Their fare was paid, but they
were out of money and provisions, and
generous people there contributed to
their relief.
MIR. II. II. FARNSWORTH, of this vii
lage, has shown us some fine looking
peas raised in his garden. They are the
largest in size we have seen this year,
grown in this vicinity. We wish we
had peck or moro of them.
SOLDIERS MONUMENT AT ROCHFS-
TER.-On Saturday, the 18th inst, the
town OF Rochester, VT, erected beau
tiful granite monument to the memory
of her fallen soldiers, on which is en-
glavcd the names of forty-one OF her
sons whose lives were sacrificed i'll put
ting down the late Shareholders rebel
lion. Thinking the noble hcroism of
our Green Mountain boys should be
COMMUNICATED in our Vermont granite,
the monument was manufactured from
the quarry at Barre, VT, by Ira p. Har-
ringtOn, at an expense to the town OF
about sixteen hundred dollars. The
workmanship of the monument is of the
highest order, and reflects great credit
on the manufacturer.-Tim
FATAL POISONING CAsE.-We learn
from the Middlebury Register that a
wheelright in Shoreham named Decelle
found bottle of liquor folded in his
apron III his shop on Thursday morning,
the contents of which he tasted as did
also Mrs. Decelle. Their son Augustus
and an apprentice partook OF it more
freely. The two young men were sud
denly taken violently ill., and young
Decellc died short time afterwards
1t is supposed the liquor was poisoned
and placed there with criminal intent
\ Mrs. Fisher next door neighbOr, was
arrested on suspicion but released fol
want of proof. The deceased served
four years in the army, was accounted
a good soldier and rose to the rank OF
captain.
The sclectmcn of Shoreham offtra re-
ward Of $500 to any person who viii
furnish such information as shall leaC
to the arrest and conviction of the per
son who placed the bottle of poison il
Decides shop.
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