Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-03
THE STANDARD.
Local News.
ALBANY.

town he finds that Albany has raised up
quite list of physicians. The following
are among the NJ. DIS: DIR. Moses Cham
berlin, son of Aaron c., one of the first set
tiers in Iowa; DR.. Grin Warren. son OF |
Levi W.; DR.. A. B. Hovey, son of Silas
Hovey DR.. Philo Fairman; DIR. Benz. +. |
Warren. brother to Grin; DIR. Curtis Bill, |
Sd son of DR. ID. Bill; DR.. Charles Cham |
berlin, son Of Eli Chamberlin, ESQ. DIR. |
b. G. Billiard Of st. Johnsbury. son of J. |
Billiard Esq DR.. A. J. Hyde of Z. Hard
wick, son Of 7. Hyde, Esq; DR.. :. r. Co
ry Of East Cra(t-bury; DR.. John Emery,
late surgeon in the army; and last, tho |
probably not least, j. DR.. Daniel Dustin, |
Hanson grandson of Joseph Chamberlin, |
late OF this town, whose carly history is
coupled with many incidents in the early
history OF the town. This list Of NJ. DIS
are now, except the first, in active life, and
as he is writing their autobiographies,
leaves them to finish the record of their
lifes history, hoping that it may be record
ed Of them chat they lorcd their fellow
men"
Among the graduates, we find of Albany
boys-Dr Moses Chamberlin, late of Ja-
maica Prof Sias H. Pearl, teacher of the
Normal School at johnson; Mr. Samuel
Shonyo of BarnstOn Academy, 2. q. The |
two last graduated at Burlington. Scion
Sanborn, ESQ. graduate of Dartmouth Col
Iere studied law at the Cambridge Law
School. Mass. and i, now in California:
Prof Albert / Sapborp Of the Waterbury
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yl "' i''oM" "'' 'IS''S' n l'' 10" III 'ne
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NI9o" Jaws 4'u'u'''u III i"e NoueSe,
Connecticut Lieut.. Geo. II. Phelps was
ON hi. second year in Dartmouth when he
enlisted ip tbe army, and disd Tiout p
Wallace Hight was well along in Burlinr-
ion COLLEGE ,r,,.,, ~, won't +o +t,o ,,.or al
.-..51. '''N
~ '"I"'o" AIS eyes l"aI ne was upon re-
.'''' ' r'. '"1 wal o'''s'O ~ give up Tue
resi- Oh DIS college course lie il now III
Council Bluffs, midst the busy scenes Of
law and courts. Among the bows now in
coIIaoa or mot ,.ot tl,ro,,rb l. T,.+;r Col
yum "' i'l""HS O"''eIS''y, ~ l., VINO
has passed the winter at Washington. ID.
C., as private secretary to Gov. Sprague.
NJ G. whom If no Eve. Will ,rohob1,,
Oropr how. who b,vo chosen tba loyal
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lAOlN0NlOli4 W llldlA lAbNt l.0., Is III = v
eminent service in the southwest Sol n
Sanborn, ESQ, of Cal: John Hight. ESQ.
of Iowa p " Hicbt or Council RIr1s.
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'O,'',,' i'''',Is'.o,' T,,i' VI w ioPSnam'
and Hiram Blasdell, Esq, of Plainheld.
JC Dow f., b,. bougbt Abort
BOWS village residence to 90 with his War
rem nurcba.r which makes q nico arr,noe-
-. -. N -. M :,
$1,000 ''' ''''' ''''
vr,
~, ~,
Inc up man lralh Will DC 'hlfty-hVe
minutes earlier after tonight Monday
"i'O " Wv" ''N'
y s"oII 'Ine ago young man named
stewart IN Barton, used some fine strate-
Than by buying one and paving for it
Willard Spolford was at work at Bakers
mill whore stewart bod ors,, loo, Of ,,,rrl-
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'' mug" '''''o ''s'''''''',''on VA inc
I'''' W. '"' W." 'C', "'' 0''''Pe''eU W 'e"'e'
'"e saturday h'Sht stewart went to spot
lords father and told Spofiord that Willard
would not come home 70 stay over Sunday
Is usual. and wanted his best coat TO wear
tg,,ooti,,, yyLuoNr- S,,op,~d ,,o- hunt
,r.,I..l ..... -. -.
Hs ..'eI 'ilo ga. 'l.lI''. " 0'.le loIIg JGS'
III mn ~ POI Wy '''.l'l 'ui' an" 'le
PooI Ie'.G" -l.'N " ie''7 "''''o''' '''' ''"''
so say 'Nt Zap
Mr.. O. 4. Grow. AGED 70. i'm attempting
TO 90 through his som. door-yard Wednes-
day nigbt fell and fractured both bones of
his leo inst above the ankle Joint He is
DOING AS well As can he exDected
,...,,
Or EIl]ah Cleveland ia,I Hursddy iQuhu
ms pest Gov" worth go, Qead, having Deen
hung 20 thc 7tancalop by the breaking
away oil the stable moor.
Iorcuzo Grow has had bad lucL with cat
ta This winter The f~st ortbn rintar he
l,,.t n fine two wears old beifer bv some If
the other cattle GETTING loose in The stable
and hooking her and recently another two
wear, old that he would moi have taken
SIS for. rum into the barn floor and ON to
The scattoIj of another harm f,IIino tbro,
to the stable below, smashing both hips so
that though still alive she is about as good
rs dead.