Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-11
VOLUME Is
THE STANDARD.
Local News,
ALRANY.

ALDANl.
A horse driven by Mrs. Henry Fisher a
few days since, ran away with and threw
her out Of the wagon. somewhat injuring
her, when he jumped fence smashing
things generally.
BARTON
John J. Drown has sold his farm to G.
r. Smith for $500. Dana f. LaClair has
sold his place to VIM. W. Glout for $500.
Joseph Bartlett, of the Landing, has sold
Austin & Joslyn "A acres of land for $1,000.
Potatoes are selling for 40 cents per
bushel for the factory at the Landing
On Sunday, Sept. oath, Orrin Merrill
had valuable colt, one year old, break a
leg while in the pasture.
CRAFTSB URY.
The citizens Of Craftsbury and the ad-
joining towns are requested to meet in Ea.
Craftsbury on the Goth day of this month,
at 2 p. NJ, to consider the proposed recog-
milton Of Almighty God and the Christian
Religion in the constitution of the United
States.
Rev. A. w. JOHNSON, Rev. A. w. WILD,
f. P. WILD, A. MORSE,
" LEWIS HILL, A. =. DUTTON
J. w. SMITH, 5. BABCoCK,
J. W. SIMPSON, Rev. H. Brown,
DR.. SIMEON r. COREY.
The meeting will be addressed at the
hour named by Rev. T. p. Stevenson of
Philadelphia, Pa, editor of The Christian
Statesman. A collection will be taken up
to help defray the expenses of the speaker,
from Philadelphia and return. Other
speakers are expected.
p b. Randall has nearly completed his
house and will be ready for the masons in
few days. Probably this has been the
quickest built house in the county, it hay
ing been built with less than 20 days work
f.. X. Powell, Esq, has completed the re-
pairs on his store, and can now sell his
goods over the most stylish counters in the
county, and will soon fill up his store with
general assortment Of goods, such as are
usually found in country store Adver-
tisement soon.
Oliver L. Sabn is erecting shop at the
Mill Village, where he WILSON commence
the manufacture of butter tubs, sap buck
cts, &c. He is a thorough workman.
The protracted drouth seriously affects
the grinding at the mills the water being
so low that only one run of stone can be
used at time and saving is out of the
question.
COVENTRY.
The hotel and saw mill in the village
are both for sale. We wish some good en-
terprising temperance men would come
and purchase them, the hotel in particular.
1t would be a blessing to the community.
Charles r. Daley raised this season from
three-fourths of an acre of ground 100
bushels OF ears. East Burke will have to
try again.
Salmon Nye has added to his flock OF
imported Cotswold Ewes the imported
buck Champion-four years old. lie has
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Pion' mat weighs lao pounds and his wool
measures inches in length They will
be kept for the improvement Of hocks in
Inc VICINITY
CHARLESION
Mr.. Meade Cobb has sold or is about sell
ling his village residence to Mr.. Taylor for
5000, and f. W. Parlin is erecting a shop
for the further accommodation of his car.
riage business.
CLOVER
Mrs. Emma l.. Paul will speak in Glov-
er Sunday, Oct. Is.
Ell. Nve has sold his tapnerv toI. II
Nye
Fr,o1. p,.l;u.oo hod al .hoh,1.-4.L:
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from " over Jordan We don't beIieve if
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hoe, favored viii, O visit br +bo por
NJ DarIev and his b~otbor Coo Co.,
Nebraska Tboso vo,r, cootIoraoo 49,,
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F,ack and noor rorofivos 70 A. No,
Young widow If the late Geo yorr, -
C-o.rgLor, Tho D. n NJ,
preached two Sabbaths in the United Pres
byterian church in Greensboro. with yer,
great acceptance. and many are sorrowin.
that they could not have remained longer
\ large gathering Of relatives met OIL
Thursday afternoon last at the house o
Dea John Mcclellan, % bid :hem farewell
before their return for the far west. 1
was most Interestingly meeting, and no less
than liity-siS persons, nearly all relatives
sat down to a bountifuI repast prepared fo
the occasion. Timetables presented a beau
uIul ana attractive appearance, and re
"ee'od great circuit on 'he 4aules VINO 60
up INC 'u'eI '"'illlleu-' IL was truly anecI
ing 70 see Lne re'a'lFes forming InemSeI'e
ln'o " circle on the lawn before the dWeI
ing, ana as they held each other by tn
hahus, singing AUD Lang Syne as onl.
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