Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-06-28
VOLUME Is.
THE STANDARD.
Local News.
ALBANY.

on Jhef way 10 cnurCh, ana ueSCeuulnS
The hill near their home, the wagon crossed
one Of those arrangements called bars-and
bars they are. to the roads-breaking the
neck yoke ana letting the pole to the
ground. The team became unmanageable, |
but were soon directed against bank and |
stopped and things were again put right. |
Providentially no one Of the six occupants
were much injured. Query Is it right for
highway surveyors to make hurdle roads
with the peoples money?
Several days ago as Frank, son of John F. |
Tenney of this town, was playing in chain
swing. some part of it gave way, and in
falling caught on one Of the hooks and was
so injured that his life is greatly endanger-
cd, and weeks Of suffering must pass before
Inc can, if ever, fill his accustomed place
on the farm.
Last week, as Mrs. Goss was out straw
bcrrying, in attempting to get over a fence
the top board gave way and gave her a
fall that injured her seriously, though the
doctor says no bones were broken and a
timely recovery is expected.
The usual stiffness Of our village was
overcome by the stir and hustle of a nice
little picnic party, made up of the youth
ul Cthis don't refer specially to age,) por-
ton Of our people A nice arrangement
WAS made in grove south Of the village
and about one o'clock a procession was
formed and began to move, with colors and
banners flying an imposing sight. The
village play grounds were stripped of all
the croguct and other sets, and various
amusement, arranged, and It's said they
had q glorious time, only it rained little.
The barn Of Peter Koran Of East Albany
WA, struck by lightning afcw days ago and
torn up badly, and would have burned but
.or the torrent, of rain falling at the time.
BARTON.
Mr., e. b. Norris has some pickles in her
house lhat are Is years old-,ound and
GOOD.
VIM. A. Howard, ,onof Spencer d. How
ard, is home ON visit to spend a couple
ofmonths. lie lives in Albion, y. y.
For want ofwater the Chair Factory Co.
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mem OF tne i'ct' 9he pounds her children
utmost u""y so IhaI lhe blows are heard by
".I IN tnc vicinity, ana we THINK Tor the
'TeaII oil the town the authorities should
r"t stop TO such orutaIlJles.
BROWNINGTON.
Philip Foster aged about sixty, com
mItted suicide last Wednesday, by cutting
his throat with a dull case knife. He
made two huge gashes one on each side o
nI- neck. leaving the windpipe clear. He
oIed Immediately. lie was terrible hare
driuker and had been on a four weeks
-rree proyiou, to committing tbe decd
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mere "'I' 'D'e' '''AO cn'l'reh Pre'eh
at the time,
BURKE.
A substitution has been raised IN renal
the inside of the Methodist church.
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square Gerry Page one 22N26, and c. [
-N'"IdoH Is repairing ms house
ON what is called the Pinkbam road e,
rods of new road has lust been complete,