Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-11-22
Local News.

lrnlture, &c, at auction on Tuesday,
lee. 3, at 8 o'clock. See advertise
tent and bills. Horace Pierce, auc-
Ioneer.
Heman Mcclure of Glover, at Eos
er's hotel, sells nine cows and Dur
am bull, Tuesday, Nov. 26, at / p. m.
zee bills. Horace Pierce, auctioneer.
Jabez Pinney, administrator on the
state of Flora S. Waterman, Green's
,oro, Dec. Is, at 10 a. M, sells house
nd outbuildingS in Greensboro vii
age, 13 II acres of land, cattle, hay
rain, sugar tools, furniture, &c. See
ills and advertisement.
BALL-Grand ball at E. E. Eos
er's hotel in Glover, thanksgiving eve.
md another at II. Cheney's Willough- |
by House on the evening of thanks |
giving day.
GEoLoGY.-Rev. S. r. Hall has just
an interesting course of
lectures on geology i'll Glover. At
the close of the last lecture a reSOln
ton was adopted expressing the graf
itude of those present to Mr.. Hall for
the pleasure he had afforded them, and
for the information received in res
pect to this important science, by
means of the course. Mr.. Hall is now
Iecturing in this village. Let every
one attend.
SoLD.-S. Keith and Son have sold
their farm in Enosburgh to B. Pray,
for $4,000.
BEST PIGs.-The reports Of big
pigs begin to come in. We guess We
shall have to tell the best story first
W. L. Tinkham of this village lately
slaughtered a couple Of white chesters
I ID months old, that weighed 3S4 l.:
and 1856 II lbs. respectively. Moth
ing but the meat was weighed.
DECLINEs.-Rev. James p. Stone de
clines the invitation to Danville, ant
has decided to remain with the con
grcgational church at Ludlow. wher
he has been supplying for few sal
baths.
}, SEIZUREs.-On Thursday night Of
last week officer Mason seized on tn
road between here and Glover, a teal
with Is gallons Of whiskey, chest 0
tea and puppy. The puppy was Nc
confscated.
l On Monday night Smith and Maso
t captured a couple of teams belongin
; to one Sturgeon Of Danville and Woo,
ward of Holland, having on boar
! about forty gallons of whiskey. Il
], ken in Greensboro.
Coon TEMPLARs.-The folIowin
are the officers of Black River Lode
= No. 3, |. o. of G. T., of Albany, fc
the current quarter:
E. W. Slayton, NJ. d., w. C. T.
W. A. Hyde, p. W. c. T.
k Miss 7. ". Chambcrlin, W. V.
:. Mrs. E. NJ. Goss, W. 5.
+ ". R. Hyde, W. 7.
I, Mrs. R. s. Pitcher, w. F. 5.
r. Beede, W. NJ
" Miss NJ. A. Tenney, w. I. G.
II G. n. Tenney, W. O. G.
e NJ. B. Chafey, w. A. 5.
4 Miss Emma Dow, W. D. NJ.
Miss Julia Tenney, W. R. Fl. 5.
Mrs. NJ. B. Chafey, W. L. H. 5.
t. Mrs. J. Tenney, W. G.
n GLOvER.--The following are t
a. officers of Rising Star Lodge, No. ,
l. for the present quarter:
W. F. Clark, W. G. T.
d Mrs. S. X. B. Perkins, W. V. T.
Elnora Blanchard, W. S.
Jerrie Marston. w. 7.
IS n. B. Davis, w. F. S.
s R. B. Wright, W. NJ.
in VIM. Care, w. |. G.
sc Jonas Phillips, w. O. G.
2, Rev. S. K. B. Perkins, W. G.
a A. J. Weeks, W. A. S.
d E. A. Che5ley, W. D. NJ.
lg Lizzie Marston, w. R. H. 5.
d. Irene Wright, W. L. H. S.
$ Z. w. Clark, ?. w. G. 7.
IL GREENsBoRo-The following &
+ the officers installed in Caspian LODI
ys No. 8, for the current quarter:
W J. A. Crane, W. G. 7.
Or Frances Babbitt, W. V. T.
r. H. A. Rabbit, W. S.
IS A. E. Hill, W. T.
ce Julia Rabbit, W. F.S.
tie G. F. Comings, W. NJ.
N F. Derbyshire, W. [. G.
Or j, S. Smalley, w. o. G.
er- Hattie Conant, w. D. NJ.
ce, Favia Goodrich, W. A. 5.
rs Martha Smalley, w. R. Fl. S.
Dr. Agnes Somers, W. L. II. S.
Of G. NJ. Bailey, ?. W. G. 7.
tie III. A. Babbitt, L. D.
,he
GOOD YIELD.-Mr. T. J. Wethe
of Jay, last season raised on 35 SOU
NM rods of land 101 bushels of seedl
er-
Md potatoes. This is a big yield,
the they can do such things in Jay q
,m- time.