Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-02
Jones. J. Wheelock, D. X. Simonds

both i'll anticipation of the feast and in
remembrance thereof. At the Hall
conferred the chief interest, however.
and well was it sustained. We know
not how many did full justice to the
bountiful fare provided, but we know
of one that did, and that there were
basketfulls OF food remaining after all
had been satisfied. Verify the ladies
Of Coventry know how to do good
thing. and they do it when they try.
OF all the arrangements it may be
said that it was evident there was
some one about with brains and exc
cutSe skill Wit and wisdom, song,
sentiment, music and money, oysters
and oratory were joined in just about
the right proportion and the result
was creditable to all concerned.
The most interesting fact is vet to
be chronicled; the substantial benefit
to Rev. p. Ii. White, was $233.55
which with pile Of wood previously
given, and the donation from a few of
the older people who met at his house
Thursday, p. ~, following, makes the
amount received by him over $3.50, an
addition to his nominal salary cheer
fully made by the donor, and well
earned by himself.
A TEMPERANCE HOTEL.-The Cas-
plan House at Greensboro, kept by
b. {. Burpee, is the only temperance
hotel int the county, so he says. and so
say his neighbors. This fact should
be remembered by the temperance
public, and means should be taken to
sustain Mr.. Burpee, so that he may not
weary IN well doing. We ought to
nct IN . GOOD o,;do ao 70 h;,Eonso
and give him a surprise 1t is the
general remarked hotel keepers that
unless they sell rum they cannot live,
that the public will not patrouize a
temperance hotel, that even temper
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lorccment Of the Maine law-wbon
tavern kccDers Tins talk ? let ms tban
take them at their word .ton All
from selling. and rid the country At
one blow o. these stumblino places
which Law IN the path a. all human
all christian progress.
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SHEEPIsH.-Mr John Mitchell OF
Glover, has a eve sheep which has
brought him within nineteen months
six lambs. -Four Of them he has sold
for 800 each. He has been offered
good COW Tor her, but cant see it
III those lamps.
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'ahd; Ior president OF the Society. ;.
IS. Clark Of Barton: for vice presi-
dents, Charles Cummings Of Charles
ton. 4 G Rabb;tt If Croooshono. Co..
soorotor,. and 4o ~
~, :, ''''0 '''"'"ie 81, 7a'lluel a.
ii'''i u Dro"hihgtoh' The commit
tee also named Wcstfield as the place
for holding the semi-aDnnal meptino
and w IT Richardson n HI
cock and n Milo. 90 tha .o,;tt..
e - 90 ','' 'o'iiiii'tee
u arrangements; The place Tor hold
ing 'he annual meeting, lrasburgh, and
the committee of arrangements. Z. p.