Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-03-01
VOLUME IS.
THE STANDARD.
Local News,



south Albany, vice O. c. Hazen resigned.
The year previous the office paid to the
mail service, on an average, 2.37 per quar-
tcr-S94S Postmasters salary, $40 per
year. in all, $l8.4S. The gross receipts of
the office for the year ending Jan. 1st, 1870,
we're S16O.9S; postmasters salary $50;
paid the mail service SllO.9S.
The numerous friends of Rev. Caleb
Fales. from different parts of the town, met
at the Methodist church at Albany Centre,
on the 18th inst, for the purpose of a So
cia gathering and donation to the pastor,
Rev. c. Fales.
The meeting organized by appointing
John c. Dow president; John Paine, Capt
Enoch Rowell, Henry Babcock, Luther
Delano, Ezra Wilcox and J. b. Hovey, vice
presidents NJ. b. Chafey and E. X. Ham
iiton, secretaries J. Cowles, f. G. Carter,
A. Frasier, J. B. Freeman, collectors; Capt.
f. G. Rowcll, treasurer; j. +. Chamberlin,
director ofmusic.
Order of exercses-Prayer by Rev. Mr..
''i'Lii' lel''. NJ wei "uaP'eu LOT the
occasion by Rev. Mr.. stuart, Rev. Mr. In
graham, J. c. Dow, NJ. B. Chafey, J. c..
Bowcll VIM. Chamberlin, interspersed by
.iiA ny inc oo'sIes''IoH'
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Albany suppers, with oysters, that are no.
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.'g treasurer P'e9e''eu 'le PASTOR IN De
''".l VI 'no'e present. 'ne handsome sum OF
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HARIoN.
ORLEANS COUNTY TEMPERANCE HocI-
Ll4'--lAe annual meeting oil TINS society
was He.a Ill inc Landing on Wednesday
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the constitution and bylaws Of the society
and report at its next meeting. which is to
be at Newport in June, and the annual
meeting is to be at Coventry.
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Inc Annual Convention OF the OrIean
county Musical Association was held
barton Eco. ga, I'D and 9th, as adyer
used when the following officers were
CHOSEN Tor the ensuing year: DR.. l.. Rich
mond' Derby, president; d. 4. Winslow
NesJheId' wee president; NJ W. Joslyn
Barton, secretary; D. \. frouty, Newport
{. II. DwinelI, Barton; >. B. freeman
Albany; l.. VI. Prouty, NeWporti Z. l.
WHITE Derby; W. W. Gloss, Greensboro
executive committee; II. L. Miller, Brown
ngton, treasurer.
The first days attendance was rathe
small, but the increased number presen
on the second and third days indicated tina
there was some interest felt IN music
Though some parts OF the county were no
as well represented as was desired, still tn
attendance Of singers was amply suflicien
to sustain strong chorus, as well as to eX
ecute the solos. Duets. songs. &c. whicI
he'll, IN r,,l-o .I,cb an occasion in+orayti,o
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''0'' - '''so II ''''i' " soou'y "U''iO'
"i instrumental performers. The concert
ON Wednesday and Thursday evening
were decided success and well natronize,
ho t.o,,,, t.,i,,,. fll,I 20 o,.,-aai,.;.,,,
''o W o'o'i'o"iio'
Mention should be made OF the tollowln
distinguished singers from abroad who a
sisted in the exercises and added much
tho interest of tbo ,oootiry. Mr. WaI1o,
-. ~. w ,llDl,'-e Us " I'-.',
Oh boston MISSES whitney ana JohhSto
OF Hayerhill, and Balch of Lyme; Messr
Stevens and Verbick of Haverhill; an
Porter Of LYME. And while compIimen
inc, c,r.i,,, t,Io,. ;t-I,,,,IJ =, ~ "a,
'"a 'o'''s" '''i'''' II s''o"lu DC S"iu ol u
wv" oN"'''y 'ii''' 'iiOy 4"