Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-31

advertisement OF this popular scn0ol
in another column. Mr.. and Mrs. Or
cult are teachers of the highest order.
"A FACT.-East Hardwick is now
the !" shear" town Of Caledonia coun-
|ty.
The Sd Semi-Annual Meeting of
the Connecticut Valley Homeopathy
Medical Association was held at Bar
ton, Jan. %, 1868. There was q
good attendance and the very best Of
feeling prevailed.
f. Rev. and Mrs. 81. Stiles express
their hearty thanks to their friends at
Newport and Bloomington, for a very
liberal Donation on the 18th and 18th,
amounting to about 81 80, mostly cash.
NICE CALF.-Mr. A. A. Randall
Of Craftsbury has Durham calf nine
months old, which weighs $50 lbs.
LEvEE AT ALBANY.-The levee at
Albany on last Tuesday evening was
a splendid success. 1t was more
than success; it was brilliant. The
people assembled at the new congre-
gational church early-various visit
ors being present from Irasburgh and
Craftsbury. 1t was organized by
choosing Fl. W. Chafey president,
oilas Hovcy, John Paine, Geo. Put.
nam, DR.. Bill, Samuel Plumley and
Ezra Wilcox, vice presidents, and A.
A. Earle secretary. Prayer was Of
fered by Rev. A. R. Gray. Short
and appropriate addresses were made
by Rev. j. II. Woodward, Rev. Geo.
Putnam, Rev. J. S. Spinny, VIM
Hayden and by the president, 81. W
Chafey. We made one too, which
we intend to print in pamphlet form
as soon as we can get a press small
enough to do the work on. The
choir sang must beautifully. W.
must take occasion to specially com
mend the voices of Miss Jennie Nc
Clary and Mrs. Rogers, whose liquic
notes added charm to the evening.
entertainment that will linger long il
the memories of all present. A mos
beautiful supper was provided a
| Sanders Hall and the tables wer,
tastefully arranged. Universal gooe
feeling prevailed, and nothing occur
red to mar the occasion. The tota
receipts of the evening were 1925
which netted over $2O0-which goe
to partly liquidate the debt in
Cured in building their beautiful
! church, which is an ornament to tn
: place. Many tasty articles were di:
played by the ladies and many sole
. A post Office yielded a handsom
: revenue, and Jacobs we'll dispense
: its pleasant waters to the thirsty
i, Why should II not when presided owe
e by such an artless Rachel? In TIL
|, entertainment Albany has added al
:, other to its many laurels, to its wild
spread reputation for genuine goo
: cheer, to its hearty welcome to guest
f which many towns would do well
C emulate. In this particular Alban
i stands without rival. We say tn
s with no design to 1atter. We say
u because it is true.
e We take this occasion to return oil
f thanks for the beautiful pyramid cal
n presented us by the ladies. We kno
it not how to render a fitting return fl
S. the gift. We wish it was so that v
e could marry the whole lot.
a. Mr.. EARLE.-Permit me to S;
Is through your columns that the We
a mont State Teachers Associate
zt just held in your village, has prov
ne that if the town of Barton has n,
IL at the present time, the most exte
d. sive hotel accommodations, the pr
lg pie have hearts as large as the worl
Us | have attended educational gath
ings of all sizes for the last ten yea
as, but never have seen e1tertainme
,g given more cordially, and never W
W. such perfect system. May the p
,th pile of Barton be blest in proporti
' to their hospitality, and when tb
W W pass that Mystic River which sep
Of ates time from eternity, may Il
hear the welcome words from
ICE lips of the Divine Master: "Inasml
as ye have done it unto the least
nee these ye have done it unto me-"
y Al. S
Morrisville, Jan. 81. o.1
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