Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-05-11

| ACClDENT.---A son OF Mr.. Jones at NO.
Craftsbury fell down the cellar stairs some
weeks since, and not thinking very, much
about it at the time nothing was done for
him, but since he has become worse and
it is thought he will be cripple for life.
! NEW SHOE SHoP.---Mr. James Gard
ner has put up shoe shop near his house
and now occupies it. sFSDE@gD$-E
BoUGHT.---Mr. Lewis Cass has bought
part of the Simonds farm and is going to
put up new buildings this season.
~ DERBY.
The tannery of l. B. & b. F. Kimball is
doing brisk business. A dozen hands
are employed and from 200 to $50 sides of
leather turned out per week.
| CHANGES. Page has formed a
,copartnership with Mr.. Wiley at the Cen
ter in the Almon Roberts store, and the
firm are going into the mercantile business.
Page pays $500 for the building limo
thy Ionic OF the firm of Holt, Spear &
Ionic, has sold his interest to the other
partners for $4,000.
GOOD TEMPLARs.-The following are
the officers Of Blazing Star Lodge for the
ensuing quarter, and the Lodge is reported
in good working order:
Charles Magoon W. G. T.. Miss Naomia
Boynton, w. V. T.; George F. Dana, w.
T.; Mrs. o. Magoon, w. F. S.; Mrs. G..
Cummings, VS.; Gary Cummings, w. A.
s.. E. II. Peavey, w. NJ ; Miss E. Davis,
W. d. M; VIM. Porter, w. L. H. S.
Lemuel Stevens, w. c.; Miss B. Sias. w.
L. G.. VIM. Young, w. o. G.
GLOVER.
Too RUMdY.--Last Tuesday night as
Moses Silver of Greensboro was going from
Barton home, having, in accordance to his
long accustomed habit, taken too freely of
the ardent lost his way. After turning
round once or twice he drove.into the yard
of ]. B. Miles, turned round and there fell
from his load which partially reused him
from his stupor and he seated himself upon
the load and started off. But young Miles
knowing it was not safe for him to travel
in that way went to Mr.. Beans, reused him,
and they finally got him to the house where
they kept him till two o'clock, Silver ali
the while swearing vengeance on those ar
ound him. Taking a large jack knife from
his pocket he demanded his team This
being taken from him by force he became,
after while, more docile, and when rea-
son again returned he was permitted to go
on his way.
The district school in Glover village will
commence Monday, May "a, and continue
ten weeks, taught by Miss Emma Bur-
roughs and Miss Sue Hubbard.
Cow LOsT.-Charles LaClair lost good
COW on Monday night last.
Mr.. L. French of the village recently
lost a valuable steer---death caused by over
flow of the gall.
The public examination of teachers takes
place tomorrow, May y, at the village.
ARDwICK.
THE RAILROAD.-The town of Hard
wick has voted to change the conditions
under which it bonded in such manner
that they have no guarantee in return for
the bonds except the supposition of some
of the directors of the road. 1t may be all
right, but it seems rather loose way of
doing business.
SoLD.---Mr. Folsom has sold his farm
on the river road, one mile from Hardwick
village, to Samuel Norris for $4,000
BAD LUCK---Mr. Warren Williams has
lost a good COW and horse within a few
weeks.
New GooDs.---Mr. Way, of the firm of
Way, Titus & Co., has just returned from
Boston with a large stock of goods, such as
are not to be found at every country store.
IRASBURGH.
SABBATH SCHOOL.---Sunday, May 2, the
Methodist Sabbath school elected Mrs. c.
D. Ingraham superintendent, and Mrs. J.
G. Chapman assistant.
BEEs.-J- w. Howard last fall took from
twenty swarms of bees $50 lbs. of box hon
ey. He also informs us that Mr.. j. d.
Goodrich Of Hardwick the same time took
2O40 lbs. of honey from forty-six swarms
Both used the Langstroth hive.
New INvENTIoN.-J. w. Howard has
invented a new evaporation that he claims
to be superior to anything yet made. He
says he boiled away fifty gallons an hour
with it. He has taken steps to secure a
patent. We hope he may make fortune
out of it.
HURON Saturday evening the oath
ult., as Dolphis Lengevin Of this town was
riding on horseback between Derby Line
and Derby Center he was thrown off by his
horse stepping into deep hole in the road
His foot caught in the stirrup and his horse
fell upon him. After great exertion he
worked himself free with his left hand, but
being unable to remount he walked about
two miles to Derby Center. He did not
. have his wounds dressed until noon of next
day, when physicians arrived and found
| his right shoulder and elbow dislocated,
two ribs broken and his right leg badly
bruised. He so far recovered, however, as
to return to his home in week and is now
doing well.
: NEWPORT.
VIM. Kelley, near the Center lost a good
yearling colt few days since from horse
distemper. A Mr.. Perry, living near the
E Coburn school house, lost a COW few days
since, disease supposed to be lock jaw. n
:, Cleveland, near the Center, lost a very nice
COW recently.
a REMOVED THE official AK has descended
again and cut off the heads of four more of
those who "devour the substance of widows
IS and orphans" Gen. Stannard has removed
Officers Bedell at Westfeld, Geo. ID. Wy
; man at Derby Line, and..J. o. Roundy anC
= VIM. ii. Rand at Newport. Verify, W.
, believe there is 'God in Israel, j" and tina
# the devil who has been ''going about as
% roaring lion" the past few years in the per