Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15
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nave done better If he had not lived so
near Canada.
VESTFIELD.
The Juvenile opera of "I.aila' was per-
formed at the town hall last week Monday
evening by the young singers of Westfeld !
under the direction of Miss Hattie Wins
low. The part of Laila was sustained by
Miss Amelia Lockwood in a very credita-
bic manner, and Miss Alice Hazelton per-
formed the Fairy Queen very prettily.-
The chorus singers also did their parts
with promptness and spirit
Mr.. Peter Famam met with d very Sc
we're and painful accident few days ago
He was at work numbering on the noun
tain, in the west part Of the town, with
Moody Bedell, when in cutting off a tree
about two feet through, that had turned
up by the roots, he in some way got his
foot caught under the log when it dropped
and wa, held fast Mr.. Bedell endeavor-
ed to release him but was unable to alone,
and was obliged to leave him in this pain
III posi- ton while he ran to the nearest
house for help, distance of nearly half
q mile. BY the time he got to Mr.. Far
nam it was pitch dark and raining IN tor
rents. After working for half or three
quarters of an hour with axes and prizes
they finally rescued him. after laying with
hi, feet under the log an hour and half.
It was found that his great toe wa, com
Pletely smashed besides other injuries to
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ms IeeI 1t was at nrst thought he would
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convention adjourned for dinner.
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and participated III by Mc--rs. Peckham
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