Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-06-21
NUMBER 25.
State News.

4 man named Jones was drowned at .
Bellows Falls on Tuesday. He lett Wllc I
and four children.
On Sunday last, Rev. j. n. Johnson OF
Lunenburgh baptized 16 in Pond Hill as
trict.
A new hotel is to be built in Burlington
on the site of the old Howard House.
About 100 men are now at work on the
Lamoille Valley railroad near Highgate
Centre.
Gen. J. J. Donnelly gave bail in $4,000
at Burlington, on Wednesday, and was re-
leased from custody.
A man living in Vershire recently threw
a stick of wood at his wife and broke her
arm, while intoxicated.
Mr.. E. B. Norris of Worcester has a pig
which weighed, at ten weeks and two days
old, 110l lbs. Who beats this?
We learn that the former residence Of
Hon. Roderick Richardson, on State st.,
has been purchased by DR.. J. b. Woodward
for $4,000. va Gilman.
The North Ferrisburgh cheese factory
commenced operations on the 18th. Three
hundred COWS are owned by the company.
Butter sold in Vergennes last market day
for % cents per pound 127 packages were
shipped.
The annual meeting Of the Addison Co.,
Baptist Association will be held with the
church in Vergennes, to commence June
y, at 10! o'clock, a m. Rev. AHA Jones,
preacher.
Oliver Place, aged Is, son Of Austin
Place, living in the south eastern part Of
| Hinesburgh, shot himself through the
head, June +, dying instantly.
\ musical convention Is to be held at
Groton on the 2lst, 22d, 23d and 24th Of
June, under the direction Of E. c. Smith,
noted for his success and efficiency in con-
/ Quoting such gatherings.
Mr.. J. r. Nash of New Haven Mills, is
4 having erected a barn 44x6+. 1t has all Of
\ the modern Improvements inside and out.
/ The basement is constructed Of marble, it
I having been procured at the East Middle
/ bury marble quarry.
Rev. P. Z. Fisk has rendered his re-.4-
nation as pastor Of the Peaclam CouErc-
rati0nai church. He announced at the
time he gave his resignation that he Lad
received a call from Lyndony.Ue III he
is dismissed by the council, he Will doubt
less accept the call.
One night last week, Moses B. Loyolaud
Of North Hvdepark, thought he heard q
noise in his wiits room, and got UP put
did not 20 in, as the noise ceased, hut ON
entering the room the next morning SIX
was found dead. Probably OF heart dl7
ease. She was 81 year, old.
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3) cents Farmers say that their grass j.
suffering for want Of rain, and that tlcr,
must be q short hay crop.
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Gown between Two cars 'u1. ~ --s Ied' =
ca 'e TToule-, ne ran ~ o'.eAl y l'.-el
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'"5 cars ne 0~i-y1 IIN''IE I1I "1li'' ',--.
N"9 soon ieIe"7eU' ne was some "-'
bruised. OUT persisted Ill gong Oh MS wa!
mrs.
.trnc+ed Vel In no-d. near his boII.a
He ru- iYr, rlasa DGrds some , o1Q front
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-rrinr raarIr doubIf9o FL .fzpe Dn-tn.
rba dTy bor weather Of hi weeks mast. tber
showed SYMPTOMS Of disease. and within
! short time all but 100 have died TIMES.
,
z Miner Mitchell OF Ian'on' recently PICK
e e,lf.5 ca.e Init and . ors1e and c9n-s-a
shr- nor -h, vz--aal- 0f la-crrs. GALLEY
Eara5fct A~noid,s hos- which We .,lr
5 in the enr9renent with the Enr.;sh G5a
b an TaI-a CIamnIain i'm October 7--E
+. The ara Fl ha denosi+ad h t5a r9I.a-,r
Of tie State Historical Society.
Inc case OF buTus Goodwin OF Oroton,
+ one OF the most remarkable we have eve
!, bed Unable to move or bend a single ioir
n in his body. Every Joint was chalaced b
: rheumatic difficulty. and every bone in hi
\ body had apparently grown into one. Iii
: toe nails had grown long. solid. and a
large Is his fingers. and looked more liz
. hoofs than nails Notwithstanding hi
? confinement, he had a ruby countenanc
T. and appeared healthy. He died last wecl
:
= Mr.. r. A. Leland has lately sold CO.
less than two years Old Tor o3UV. 1t wa
sired by the horse zen. Put, lately sold %
j Leland and Hope. We notice a very m
D young horse by the same sire, lately pun
= nv hin, If ci566 We +b;Tii HIM Gnn
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2 Samuel 4. Drew OF Newark On the 2,
G INST, after having beaten and thrcatalC
! 10 Kill ms wife, turned her out OF doors
Mrs. Drew appeared before the grand iur
u and told her story. The result was th,
d Drew was indicted Tor assault with inter
TO kill. Mrs. Drew also procured lib
; for divorce. She has since returned to h,
' home, we are informed. Drew is AT lar2
on bail. He is q drinking man.-Ilmes
f.:
:, As Mf: anu Mrs. Neo. w. NAour
: hToo&4elo' were returning % thelr non
1t from West Randolph on the evening
.Tune with horse and carriace w6i
crossing bridge over stream near Il
Z residence of Bar1a blanchard in BrooIfaI
IS some scamp suddenly seized his horse !
]. the bits, and backed him with the carria.
N off the Side of The bridge. and horse. ca
Is riace and Mr.. Wilbur and wife, feII Son
re ten feet into the water below. Mr.. ar
IS Mrs. Wilbur both received severe thoua
it is thought not fatal injuries. The hor
q will probably die, and the carriage w
Il badly broken.
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