Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-11
Of Jackson Hidden, on Craftsburv

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last, and a large quantity of the goods
were found in a garden in the vicini
ty OF the store. Lately more of the
goods, to the amount of $lT5 were
found in barn in the neighborhood, |
) concealed in the hay. The store
seemed to have been entered by means
Of boring a hole in a window shutter
large enough to insert a mans hand |
and unfasten the shutters. The evil |
dence against the respondents was
wholly circumstantial, there being no
direct and positive proof to establish
their guilt. A large number of wit
to various circumstances which tended |
to show that the respondents were
guilty. They were seen in the vicin-
| ity of Craftsbury for a week previous
to the commission of the crime, and |
one of them was in the store few
lays before. A bit stalk was found |
at the store which belonged to a man
in Hardwick, and the respondents
were at the shop of this man just pre-
Vlous to the burglary being committed.
a shirt was found on the person of
one of the respondents which belonged
TO man in Hardwick. They told
very contradictory accounts Of them
selves, sometimes saying that they
had just come over from England and
were sailors who had left their ship
1T Quebec. At other times they said
that they had lately been discharged
from the naval service of the United
States, where they had served during
the rebellion. The jury rendered a
Verdict ofguiIty.
States Attorney, W. w. Circuit, for
the State; Geo. N. Dale, j. P. Sartle,
tor respondents.
AUCTION SALE.-There will be sold
at public aution, on Tuesday the 9th
inst, at Mr.. John Colby's Hotel, Bar
ton Landing, p acres of valuable
land, situated near that village, the
property Of Mr.. John Simpson. The
sale will open at o'clock on said
day by 5. 5. KimbaIl, auctioneer.
PAID UP.-LoOk at our list of re
ceipts and see what a string of
Chamberlin's there are in the country.
DoNATIoN.-The friends of Rev. C.
Tabor, give him a donation at the c
Town Hall, on Friday evening, next
week. 4
GLOvER.-The friends of Rev. Geo. =
Severance, gave him a donation on t
last Friday evening which resulted Il
in $50 after paying all expenses.
CoTILLIoN.-TEerc will be a cotil- I
lion party at John Jcnness' hotel in :
Glover, Jan. 18th Music by Kit +
fridge d Bigelow's Band. N
GOOD PIG.-Mr. II. D. Flanders of +
this village, lately killed a pig exactly d
nine months old, which dressed off c
1875 10 pounds. a
Rev. and Mrs. S. K. B. Perkins. ac- il
knowledge with gratitude, Christmas b
presents from their friends in Glover, .
of $50 and other very use =,
tut and acceptable gifts. May those h
who minister to US in temporal things :.
share richly in spiritual blessings. 81
s. X. B. PERKINS. IL
LAURA L. PERKINS. -,
Commemorate our last paper we III
'cpOrted the number as belonging to !"
he Craftsbury Lodge of Good Temp IN
airs, as ITO. 1t should have been ty
80. til
DONATION AT THE LANDING There 4,
will be donation visit at the Land eli
ne on Tuesday next, at the school to
ouSe hall, for the benefit of Rev. ST u
as Virgins; it will be both afternoon "
nd evening. All are invited to at an
end and enjoy themselves. ov
MUSICAL CONVENTIONAL musical mo-
invention was held at the Baptist in.
hurch in Albany, last week, occupy mC
lg four days, under the efficient d. ca
ection Of Prof B. F. Rix. The cho. nc nc
Us was large and all the parts were hi.
omarkably we'll sustained. Two con- his
ertS were given, consisting of glces, po
athens, quartetts and solos, all of go
hlch were well received and many
armly applauded. Too much credit lin
lnnot be given to Mr.. Rix who so &c
lthfully drilled the class, not only on to
&c chorusses but in vocal exercises SUI
Id gave them many valuable sugges- r 20,
Gus as to the cultivation of the voice vor
urlng the chorus exercises and at the on
'ncerts Miss Susie S. McCIary of out
eacham, late pupil of Mr.. B. F. Ba ur II,
Pr of Boston, presided at the piano. ,h ,n
he repeated calls for piano solos inc.
I'd the warm applause they received, goi
Jnppd how vuoIl cLo ,.a.fa.- I whi