Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-30
RUNS Doings.

RUNS Doings.
On Thursday, the 9Th inst, man by
the name of James Templeton of Wor- |
cester, became badly intoxicated in this |
village. He was taken by officer Brad |
ish, and lodged in Jail until Friday
morning, when he was brought before !
Justice Caldwell, and fined SIS for being
drunk. He also testified that he got |
part of his liquor of jos. Wood, and
part at the grocery in Boyce's new free
man building, kept by Messrs. Baileys.
Jos Wood was fined SO for giving Tenn
pleton the rum, and the Baileys SO and
costs. We had hoped that under the
management of the Messrs. Baileys,
this grocery would redeem itself from
the degradation into which it had fallen
under its former proprietor, Chas. Garter;
but are panied TO see them so soon
following in Carriers footsteps. So low
had it sunk under his management, that
a few nights previous to lis sale to the
present owners, company assembled
there in a gambling revelry, and one
young man lost $25 at play. This young
man having made complaint against
Carter for keeping a gambling saloon, a
warrant was issued for his arrest, but he
4 could not be found. We learn, however,
that he stealthily returned to the place,
E from Boston, where he had gomez and
remained concealed until he effected a
sale to the present proprietors, and as
/ stealthily left again. We advise fathers
e and mothers who have boys that are in
the habit of frequenting our groceries, to
. look after them, and the company which
: they are keeping. and not let unscrupu-
IS lous and paid-for puffs, lead them to
: suppose that they are all right. We
, rene'osdly urge you to look after your
e boys. Ere you are aware of it, they will
81 become patron of some of our larger
e concerns, and eventually, if not prema
u turely, fill drunkard's grave.
E On Friday of last week, Mr.. Aaron
p Bancroft, Jr., more commonly known
ne among US as " old Jour-" was arrested
1T and lodged in jail, for threatening thu
y y lives of his aged father and sister, will
he whom he resided. He was drunk at tn
lst time, and we understand was found b,
y the officer in back room of one of GU
RS largest liquor dealing concerns. w
have not learned the result of his com
Use initial.
~ q Some drunken rowdies congregated i
ii. the Berlin Arch Bridge, on Saturda
id, night last, and as man was passin:
by fell upon him, and nearly killed hin
~, Several wounds were inflicted upo
the others of the party, and a horrible GU
ro- cry raised, which resulted in lodgin
.ns some of them in jail until Monday NOR
ing, when one of them paid a fine ar
18th costs of $50, and left.
'aa As the noon train came into Mort
pa
As field, on Monday last, a man was seen
all the engineer walking on the track. II
lse whistle was sounded and the bell run
om but to no purpose he was struck by Il
bt) engine and thrown against car-hous
and badly cutting and bruising his head al
,-,h body, and bis right foot lying on the ra
lent was crushed by the train passing ov
my it. He was stranger in the place, a
y oil- had secured situation TO work in one
the the railroad shops at Mortified, and "
and to commence work in the afternoon.
the Spending the forenoon in looking abe
49, town, he found some one unscrupulo
Il is enough 10 furnish him drink, viii
put caused him TO be run over by the train
We are informed that on tuesday, I
.aty 9th inst, (town meeting day. Mr.. FIR,
lem eriek McCrillis Of Marshfield, was Fl
-hey nished with intoxicating drink by p
has ION DESTROYS of securing his vote for !
her Scagel, IA curious way Of getting 70
for a temperance man, as Mr.. Scage
i o. claimed and the result was that for
- teen hours il was not known whether
with was only drunk or really dead.
ause pulse could not be felt except when
= III was shaken by those who were attend
-. him Vermont Watehmdn.
piety
after EsT Tie delegatess TO Chicago Fl
d "a Massachusetts are decidedly ia fayoi
Seward for the rreeidpnr~