Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-10-18

DIR. CRABTRE.-Dr. Crabtre closed
ais visits for the season last Monday,
after treating greater number of
patients than at any former visit, and
It is needless for US to add, with the
same uniform good success that has
heretofore attended him. We are
informed by Capt. Little that his
house was crowded during the last
day of his stay, many being obliged to
60 away for lack of time to see them.
A landlord in a neighboring town says
that "in an experience of % years in
hotel keeping, he has never known a
travelling physician to increase the
number of his patients at each visit
and to draw so highly a respectable
class of persons as DR.. Crabtre does. "
He proposes to return again early
next summer. We hope he may.
Died in Barton. October 4th, Miss Emma Hoyt,
aged 10 years.
The following resolutions were
adopted by Phoenix Lodge, No. II,
October 18th, 1857.
As it has pleased the great Am
in His solemn providence and marve-
lous doings among His children to
aff1ict us, snatching from our midst the
young and the loved, we who are yet
spared in view of these wise dispense
tons,
Resolve, That although we have
suffered in the removal of this loved
one, yet the parents and brother of
the deceased suffer vastly more, we
therefore as a lodge tender to them
our heartfelt sympathy and coincidence.
Resolved, That the loss of our sister
should incite US to more earnestness
and fidelity in the cause of temper
ance, and that in token of respect to
the departed, we drape the Charter
of our lodge in mourning thirty days.
i Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be presented to the friends
of the deceased, also forwarded for
publication.
! DR.. Crabtre will he at West AL
bany, Oct. Is and at Craftsbury, Oct
10.
COUNTY FAIR-ADDENDA.- The
committee on miscellaneous article;
! for the Orleans Co. Fair report thai
many articles of great merit were
, passed by, for the reason that ouy
ten dollars were put into their hands
for premiums. Had there been NOR,
money on which the committee coult
> rely, more premiums would have beer
awarded. Messrs. Camp e. Cum
t mings, of Newport, presented numer
}. Gus specimens of printing, whicl
were we'll executed and deserving o
honorable mention and prcmium---bu
by the consent of the society the CON
mittee have doubled the amount Q
e money already in the few meagr
awards they have made.
Photographs, Fl. T. Blanchard, l,O
n j. n. Webster, i
It Worsted Flowers, Mrs. l.. 5. Nve, s.
J. Hair Wreath Miss E. Nutter, y
Miss A. B. Jones, s.
Thread Lace, Mrs. E. c. JENNIE, y
e Worstead Wreath, F. J. Bowles, 3
e Lettering, C. D. Robinson, s.
e Two Oil Paintings, G. D. Robin
Is son, 10
il; Crayoning, G. d. Robinson, 10
:, Miss Z. G. Willard, I
IL Bead Basket, Mrs. }. Y. Green, i
It Bead Watch Case, = 5
Ie L" Mrs. l.. Brooks, 2
70 Worsted Work, Miss G. Stewart, i
~ Bead Work, Miss L. Allen, i
> Bonnets, Mrs. w. S. Drew, i
NJ Bead Embroidery, Miss F. NJ. Her
s. bert, j
S. Book Mark. Miss E. Nutter, 9
or Ottoman Cover, Mrs. H. A. Foss, !
b. Worsted Slippers, Mrs. c. A. Case;
Pencilling, Mrs. A. A. Dwinell, /
!" Burr Basket. Mrs. S. Brooks, ):
p Wax Flowers, Miss E. G. Gray, ;:
H. Worsted Tidy, Mrs. R. B. Skinner;
fe Moss House, Miss Fl. Parker, ;!
10 Husk Basket, Miss E. Nutter, ::
a Piece of Painting, Miss Nettic Par
:, ker, (ten years old,) !
III Drawn Map, Mrs. B. Norris, 9
ak Three pieces patchwork, Mrs. F.
er Philips, :,
he Penmanship, A. J. Garland. ,
I'll Chair Tidy, Mrs. W. S. Virgins, !,
- Lamp Mat, Mrs. A. P. Vance, ,
7i' Coleus, j. N. Webster,
ed Toilet Cushion and Watch Case,
7e. Mrs. W. II. Rand,
~ CONCERT.-The Clark Family "
w. give concert at the Academy Hall
Ter Friday evening of this week. Go a
Ter hear them. They are good SINCE
ed Who WAS IT?-At the county
lst, some one paid US $500 for anotl
ian man. We have forgotten who p
nm it to US, or who it was for. 1t v
d us at the secretary's office, aud l.
Cushman made the change. Will
" one who paid it write to us.
to
- "Flora" lost a breast-pin at
' county fair. We have it.
sui The WORK OF PICKPOCKETs. -
viii appears that our esteemed frie
An Hon. J. III. Hubbard. of Frank