Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-06-01
COVENTRY.

1NEoOLO 1lONS OE ICCIOLA LODGE.-
Whereas God hath in his mysterious PROV
idence, removed our friend and brother,
Rev. Pliny H. White,
Resolved, that we bow with submission
to this event, confident that the Judge of
all the earth doeth right.
Resolved, that we have ever found him
an energetic leader, safe adviser, and an
untilnchlng supporter OF every needed re-
form.
Resolved, that the cause of temperance
has lost an able and efficient worker, and
that PicciOla Lodge in particular is smit-
ten and afflicted, and deprived of much of
its strength.
Resolved that since the Master has tax
EN- away our head, we earnestly pray that
the mantle Of our departed brother may
rest upon us, and that while we cherish
with grateful hearts the remembrance Of
his many virtues, we may be stimulated by
his example to renewed activity and zeal
in the cause of temperance, and every
good work.
Resolved, that we deeply sympathize
with the bereaved family, and desire to ex-
press our gratitude to the widow for her
ever ready cooperation with our departed
friend in his efforts to sustain the lodge.
Resolved, that copy Of these resolu-
lions be sent to the Independent Standard
and to the Newport Express for pubIica-
ton, and also to the family of the deceased
DERBY.
SCIENTIFIC.-Drs.C Cheney, Currier, Bug
bee, Richmond, Whitcher and Drew per
formed nice operation for the face of d
boy named Davis, on Tuesday last, taking
the flesh from another part and transfer
ring it to his face, in order to make it look
ship-shape.
MISSIONARY MEETING.-A Wesleyan
Missionary Meeting was held at Derby
Line last Wednesday evening, Rev. w. R
Parker presiding Attendance large anC
contributions the same; speaking and sing.
ing good.
PHOTOGRAPHY.-H. T. Blanchard i:
building a new photograph gallery at Der
by Line.
DEDICATION DAY.--About two thous
and persons assembled at Derby to witnes.
the ceremony of decorating the soldier!
monument. The exercises consisted of al
invocation by the chaplain of the post
Rev. G. H. Bailey, an apostrophe to the de
parted heroes by Maj Josiah Grout, Jr.
reading of an original poem by cOmradt
d. K Simonds and an Grafton by Hon. B
| H. Steele Next week we hope to give
more extended notice of the proceedings
The occasion was one of great interest t.
the public at large and especially to tn,
comrades of the departed soldiers.
GLOVER.
Benz. Hancock has bought the Ira OWN
nell house.
BOUGHT.-Mrs. Lois Leonard has bough
the Metcalf house, Price 5000.
RENTED.-W. H. Murray has hire,
Aaron Sargent's shop, and is going to car
ry on the wheelright business.
HOLLAND.
On Thursday night of last week Ellen
daughter of James and Lucy Ann Palmer
about four years old, was taken very sud
denly i'll, the first symptom being vomitin
followed with cramp and CONFUSION,
which continued till death ended her sui
ferings the Friday night following. D.
Parker of Rock Island, having been Gale
to prescribe, pronounced it case of pc
soning, supposed to have been occasione
by the child picking sorrel to eat, and hay
ing eaten something which was on it cau'
ing the strange, but fatal disease.
IRASBURGH.
ANOTHER ROUsER.-MOody Common hs
a calf twelve weeks old, sired by ALE
Ripley's Dutch blood bull, that weighe
at ten hours old l0S pounds, and no
weighs 1926. He was raised on lobbeI
, milk since he was ten days old. This is
good one.
r STILL LIvING.-That smart boy of NJ
: Geo. B. Brewster's, that narrowed eleve
acres, went two miles for the cows and mill
ed the same day" as the Express says,
alive yet, but he never narrowed eleve
acres or half of it, any day, nor did l
milk at all when he narrowed all day.
says his father.
COUNCIL. - In accordance with lie
tiers missive from the congregational churt
in Irasburgh, an ecclesiastical council w