Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-07
State News.

An effort is in progress to have au Epis-
copal church ediiIce at Enosburgh Falls
President Grant has stated that he shall
attend the Vermont State Fair at Burling-
ton.
Eight petitions for divorce were granted
at the recent Supreme Court for Lamoille
County.
A short horned bull from A. W. Girls
wolds Malvern Farms, At Mtrrsfille, was
lately sold for $4,000.
About 200 people in Bridport follow
| farming as a vocation, and own farms rang
ing from % to 700 acres each.
Jehial Powers of Lyndon, has a two year
old heifer that gives thirty pounds of milk
per diem.
James Trelen of Lyndon has a cosset
lamb, one of a pair Of twins, ten weeks old,
that weighs sixty pounds,
$500 pounds of bitter was shipped from
/ st. Adams on Tuesday. Prices ranged from
thirty to thirty-seyen cents.
The entire contributions of the Baptist
churches in Vermont to the Bible Society
| in 1868 were S2t4,05.
4 At st. Adams ON Tuesday the price of |
butter ranged from thirty to thity-seven |
cents
Hon. Luke p Poland of St .Johnsbury,
/ has accepted an invitation to deliver the |
annual address at the State Fair in Bur
lington on the 10th of September.
1t is now expected that Mr. Lewis Burn
ham, the well-knowh landlord of Montpe-
lier, will take charge Of the Morrisville
House, lately kept by Wesley Matthews.
Hon d. Stewart, State Auditor return
ed from Washington recently, having been
successful in tAe prosecution Of the claims
Of our State against the general govern
ment.
Sixteen persons were last Sunday, Aug.
18th, propOunded for admission next sun
day to the Congregational Church in this
place. on profession Of fath.-NiddlebHy
Register
The sales of butter at Milton on Monday,
were SO tubs at prices ranging from SO to 50
cents per pound. There were $50 boxes Of
cheese sold. The West Milton and Marris
Factories sold 200 boxes each for - cents
+ The Fails factories sold 80 boxes for Is
cents.
4 new horse hoe mas been introduced iu-
TO Randolph, the present season, that Is a
decided success. BY some simple adjust
mcnt of the teeth it viii plant corn and
potatoes hoe the same. weed out a garden,
Z and do divers kinds OF work. very neatly
and cXpeditiously.
The receipts on the Connecticut and
Passumpsic Railroad for the months Of
June and July exceeded the receipts in cor
responding months last year over thirteen
+ thousand dollars, and nineteen thousand
, dollars same month, in 1867.
= RICHMOND MARKET.-Thc sales Of but
= ter in this market on Monday were 100
f tubs, at from 30 to 30 cents per pound. OF
cheese 700 boxes were sold, for from L. to
- cents per pound the latter price being
T for sage
At the Essex County Fair to be held at
West Concord on the Sth and 9th days of
/ September Mr.. Sl>by of Lunenburg Will
] exhibit monster pair of oxen, weighing
J some 60O0 pounds. and supposed to be the
i largest in the state
Eva Luca, fourteen year, of age. whose
parent, are deaf mutcs, in two weeks time.
i with her needle picced up two bed quilts,
: each containing 1856 pieces. Our grand
: mothers could hardly have done better in
their youthful days.-N. JodUSL'HV Times.
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%, 81, ptTo a' 'Hc 'c- lIhI''2 Oh 'lt season.
- L"'N nave PIVuu'Cu one l"uuI ca noAe' oil
money the net weren't Oh Whlch l. ABOUT
l,"oV pounds III, bees an sprung from a
T single swarm ""ICH ne S"' III Ie"l.
$ U,-xG Hvsrr 0rn,p prs.o,,tt !,
a c,-n,or ro.iJ;,,., n, C,,;If,rJ ,,~,d - =
,,oar. ,rs. f,II9J -u.noI,daJ to-, w.,
n woods on his farm, and life extinction Mon
i day morning OF last week. HeI supposed
-. to have committed the deed while tempo
~ any insane, rs ne WahoeIe" away on sun
y day night, ana had recently made attempts
l. on his lite.
= Mr. Horace Unyc,. aud hi. SON ROGER
Uoycv ofWorce,tcr. we're engaged in blast
;np ro,ts Monday Aur 3Otb md while
c t.nri,r a., ,h,r,, q, nrgmaturr disrhar,r.
= nccnrrnI AR Horace U,,c, vys hur,rd
i, ,I t,,.o ..,.,.roI,- and viii rr.h,btv las,
nr, a,.o and POI. had hi. lcft lond ba,f,
rnapricd tIa taT,nino IRON ,r,jnr thrn1,.,f
/ il. and he lost .,t,r If bi. fDrcr.
he
d 4 RUPTURED AETEEY.-A- Mr.. 3. Hair
dy Of Boston was eating his dinner at the
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stream Vi oloou IIi,,'III II1i.I "lS i I
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ed pIooH was >oon S'pPl'"' ~ WE "0C'Sioie'
G. ny luc rupture ol ILie man artery .! a.
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= OBITUARY-J0scph Bowditch 4 uativ
ne of Fairfield. but for the last fifteen wears
III resident of Fairfax. died in the latter Mac
~ on Monday morning last. AGED 63 wears
He was a much esteemed citizen. and ha,
nc benn frenuentlv honored with offices at n,
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a. ny nv tI1I ''l, sl u
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'"' Albert \. Savage, a young man senten,
ed to States Prison for three years, at tn
nv June term of the Bennington County Cour
,s+ in 1868, for horse stealing, and recent
pardoned, has again commenced his Of
III tricks. He has been at work for a farm,
at in Hartland, and on Thursday last went
is, livery stable in Windsor and hired hor,
err and buggy to 20 to Claremont to see h
AK oI"1Ier f MGo was C Dieeo,lS 20 ue%.m II