Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-08-23
Local News.

bugs that we have seen for many q day.
Concert! Goodness gracious! There
is about as much music in their voices
as there is in a platoon of feline cats,
such as one occasionally hears in the
rear of old woodsheds " in the witch
ing time of night" &c. This troupe
advertise themselves as the Bankers,
but not the Old Folks" and as they
have taken their name we presume
the @Old Folks" are dead and in
kingdom come, while their tortured
spirits are permitted to inhabit the
bodies of their earthly namesakes, who
for the hour take upon themselves their
purgatorial pains, and so screech and
howl in impotent rage. We listened
to them about an hour on Monday eve
ming, and stood it-thanks to strong
cOnstitution-but another hour like it
would have did the business for US.
COMING TO BARToN.-By reference
to the advertisement of DR.. Urann in
another column, it will be seen that he
is to be in Barton on Wednesday and
Thursday of next week. Those who
are sadly afflicted will do well to con-
suit him. He is no humbug; that is
certain, however much those who pre-
fer to be murdered in the regular way
may think to the contrary. A tree is
to be judged by its fruits, and as DIR.
Urann has performed cures that would
seem to be little less than miraculous,
we have right not only to infer, but
to positively assert, that he is a good
tree-a skillful physician. We don't
see how he does it, but he does do it,
and that is sufficient for his patients
to know. Call and see him when he
comes and judge for yourselves.
SERENADE.-The Irasburgh Brass
Band paid our village the compliment
of a visit and a serenade on Monday
night, for which they have the thanks
of everybody. Will they please come
again and stay longer?
! Commemorative stated last weel
that in the appointment of John P
Sartle as Register in Bankruptcy, {
reservation was made of Chittender
and Franklin counties for BRADLEY
Smalley. We were misinformed.-
There is no reservation. Mr.. Sartlt
is whole officer. "No pent up Uti
ca contracts has powers"
| LIBERAL.-The people of Barlol
village and vicinity have subscribe'
1910 in aid of Geo. Devereaux, VIII
fell from the staging of the Mansfiel,
building last week, breaking both arms
We think this is a liberal donation
and a credit to any place.
AN OLD BoARD.-A few days sine
/ as Mr.. Jesse Virgins was digging
ditch to turn the course of a brool
! about four feet below the surface o
: the earth and at the bottom of som
! old food wood, he exhumed boar
that was deposited there by the VIZ
5 tiers of Runaway pond fifty seven year
e ago. 1t was whole but rather poe
s lumber for use.
COOP TEMPLERs.-The followin
: is list of the officers of Rising Sta
e Lodge, No. 25, for the quarter cor
mencing Aug. 9th 1867:
}. S. K. B. Perkins, P. w. c. 7;
a w. Clark, W. G. 7; Mrs. A. |
a Moulton, w. V. T; Mrs. G. d. Bic
n ford, W. S; Mrs. N. B. Davis, W.
S; Mrs. J. Marston, w. T; Mrs. l
:, W. Phillips, w. NJ; Mrs. II. Y
d Phillips, W. D. NJ; Mrs. N. NJ. Scot
II w. A. S; Miss A Hinkley, W. R.
}, S; Miss D. Aldrich, w. L. 81. 5
e G. d. Bickford, W. l. G.; j. W. Scot
: W. o. G.; Rev. N. w. Scott, W.
D. Judging from the following noti
g we should say that our old friend
E. W. Leavitt is doing a big thing. T
e. ought to; he is a good fellow, and
he live Yankee:
le LEAvITT's CONCERT.-The han
d. soonest and most snowy team ev
70 driven into this state is n. W. Lea
10 tits elegant " four in hand" viii
~ carries his Mammoth Conce
III Troupe" 1t consists of a chair
st built in the oriental style, ornament
at with various musical emblems, lar
scapes, etc., and surmounted by
RI golden harp, the American eagle,
glorious Star Spangled Banner, a
other national emblems. 1t is dra'
n by four spotted horses. descendal
IT. of horses brought into this count
be by Consul Jarvis from Tripoli. \
oh Leavitt engages the best of talent,a
. is determined to have every thi
''' first class. Be sure to 60 and ht
Us them.-EXCHANGE.
on ARREsTED.-Edward Murphy,
49, ing in Derby, was arrested this mo
40 ' ing for being drunk and breaking
Sn' peace, and brought before Just
ch, Sargent of this village. He was
sh, drunk, however, that his trial '
IN. postponed to this evening when
will prohohlv rooaiva comafhipp