Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-06-28

all, and Just after they had passed the |
Bardwell House, he discovered that they |
had succeeded in breaking their shackles: |
He Immediately summoned assistance, and |
safely lodged them in Jail. They undoubt-
edly expected to break away from the Sher-
if, and make their escape, and would prob
ably have succeeded but for the timely dis
covery made by him.
James Gilmore of Middlesex, laboIer
on the railroad, who had his back broken
a year ago last October, by being thrown
from hand car, died on the l4th inst
He has been taken care of by the town at
an expense of nearly 81 200.
On Thursday morning of last week, the
large number of 1873 loaded cars
passed Windsor, over the Vermont Central
& Sullivan railroad line They were di-
vided into eight trains, three regular and
five specials. This shows a large increase
of the already immense business done by
this road.
James McClary was arrested at Danville,
for being drunk, On Saturday last. He
had hired out to some railroad contractors
but had not begun work. He was brought
to st. Johnsbury and put in jail-being
the first tenant our Jail has had for SIX
months. On Wednesday he was brought
before Justice johnson and fined So and
costs, which amounted to upward of $40.
1t cost So for assistance to arrest the man.
He was brought here handcutied and in
nearly a nude condition. The officer had
partially to clothe him before he could be
made presentable for trial He says when
he woke up sober it was sometime before
he could conjecture where hewas, and said
he had no recollection of what had passed.
The authorities could not ascertain where
he got his liquor. His story is, that he met
a man in the road who furnished it don't
know who it was never saw him before
and don't expect to again shouldn't know
him if he did. This story is incredible and
the man should, we believe, have been
kept in "durance vile" till he told the truth
Peter Lonegan paid the fine and cost, Nc
Clary giving him an order on the railroad
contractors. 1t turns out that he had not
commenced work though he had hired out
and LOnegan's security is pOor.-Iime3.
AT the Both annual meeting of the Cal
edOnia Co. Conference Of Congregational
churches, held at Peacham on the 9TH and
8th instants-which seems to have been
interesting and profitable every Ways
says were read by Deacons Morse Of Dan
vile; and Grisw0ld Of st. Johnsbury, on
"The model minister as seen from the Par
ISL" the former Of which was a grave and
christian view of the matter, and the latter
dealing with the subject somewhat more
in the popular vein. Rev. j. Torrey fol-
lowed with an able paper on the Good
and faithful Layman." which was full Of
instruction and suggestion.
Register" in the CALIFORNIAN, adds:
At some future time it may be OF great
service to take up this subject again If,
without any private spite, both these sub
I jeCts were extensively discussed, so that
laymen would be sure to see with the min
listers ewes, and vice versa, We believe that
We should then be the better able 10 fulfill
/ the apostolic direction, Look not every
man IN his own things, but every man also
/ on the things Of Others"
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