Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-03-02
State News.


BUFFALO ROBE STOLEN. AT Tyson
furnace Mr.. Royce had a good buffalo
robe stolen recently, and day or
two afterwards an officer found it
slowed away in a hay-mOw.
ARM CRUsHED.-While at work at
Barton station recently, Solomon New
ell of Newbury, had an arm crushed
between two cars.
Norton N. Northrup of CaslIeton
died recently, aged so years. He had
lived all his life on the farm on which
he was born.
A large number of the first ladies
of Rutland have issued a call for a
meeting to form an association for
the prevention of intemperance.
FRACTURE. - Eleven weeks since,
Benz. Livermore of Hartland, had a
thigh broken by tree falling on him
and for two hours lay on the snow
waiting for assistance. which was tol-
lowed by torty-four days Oh the bed.
7. ). WhippIe of Cambridge, re-
Gently brought down fox at the dis
lance of 209 yards, using a rife Of
his own make, with barrel 20 inches
long, and carrying ball l45 to the
pound.
L. H. Richardson of Brattleboro,
lately butchered a four year old heif-
er which footed up as follows: Hide
So; Tallow 1870; Hina Quarters 221
and 227; Fore Quarters $50 and 1872
total dressed 1885. Live weight
1925. Who beats?
Moses Clough of Orange, is the
owner of a goose that is SO years Old,
and which has raised an average of
over six goslings for So years.
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED,-Early on
the morning Of Saturday before last,
the school house in the Martin dis
trict," in Newbury, was burned with
all its contents.
CD ,noIa;oaof Cha,+o. ho..,hro,
o+,ro oor- rnon, ,rh;ob ha no, ,oo3,
a;noo tho o5th of Arrl Iast 5-5
anad, - Lnttan ona 575 nannd., of
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'lleoe cows lit IDS SoIo 'l'e' cav %
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ilS 90 Pou"u''
DANvILLE The Union meeting
mouse III 'he Ore" heighnofi'"ou mas
oeeh Ihofoughly repaired some e9oo
mas oeeh raised towards II, "esldeS
many generous DONATIONS. l. IRE"
gave the carpetlng ana the pulpit
lamps, all OF which cost II, Meet
in@S nave oeeh heId @"od pait OF
the time during The past Tour weeks
An unusual degree Of interest exists
ana many conversions nave been made
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BARNET.-A. W. Wilson writes us
that a young man named Elbridge
Farnsworth, at work III the bobhln
factory In NorrlSVllle, on FRIDAY the
18TH, was attempting to throw oil a
oeIt from large drum When ms arm
was caugl, ana ne was carried TO 'he
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LONG TINE CARRIER.-FOr twenty
six years VIM. Doe of So. Ncwbury
has carried the mail there, having
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""0'c PU' ~ an" ''c" "o' - ia
, own lauil' he Is no" III HIS seventy
: SeVehIh year. anu passes over th'
roau 10 the uepot, nail mlIe' elgh
tlmes per day.
: SINGULAR Casa singular freal
Of nature was develOped in a child OF
= Lewis Clark of Chester. A difficult,
seemed to exist in receiving its natur
al and necessary nOurishmeDt and ey
2 rythiug taken into it's mouth wouIC
: return the same way, or through it
= nose. An examination by the attend
t inc physician disclosed the fact tina
there existed no uassage whatever be
: tween the mouth and the stomach
The child was large and apparenti,
: very strong. healthy and robust fo
one of its age. but as no food of an,
; kind could be taken, it Of course Grad