Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-07-26

Fred is the nice fellow we pulled a few
months since as having secured a situation
ny the urgent request of his friends, as
baggage master on the Central Railroad,
which he kept about six weeks and was then
discharged because he loved liquor " not
wisely but too we'll" Fred might be
man, but he will not. on account of his aw-
.ul appetite for rum. We are sorry to say
this Of him. But he will die as the fool
seth all for want of little self denial.
c. w. Niles died in this village on Mon
Jay of last week, aged 4G years, and was
buried by the side of his mother and sister
in our village burying ground. Than him
it was the fate Of few persons to suffer more,
and than him few ever looked to the grave
a, a relief from them with more anxiety.
Iii, life had been one Of almost uninter-
rupted sickness. He had not known
we'll day for thirty years, though there
were many years of his life that he was
engaged in Misunderstanding for some time
u the Boston custom house and also in the
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l''oln mouse III charleston, o ~ ms
.'-''', o'.e''9e was ooi''''I ''io"3 ~ il'L
'", """eu ]" i.'.eI years stomach Oo"eI
-'' I''er troubles "hicn together caused
.." years OIL uhIolu anguish ana SuHerinS'
.OO Of which he bore with hardly a muir
muir He was a man of more than ordin-
''y culture anu 'hleAIsence' whether we
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'lLler upon the republican party ana 1t
"a' entertaining to us to listen to his re-
lated onsIaughts upon 1t, though ne bark
our 7hins in doing so. No man in
IN knew him better than ourself and
are proud 10 say that we were last ana
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ana acknowledged
Teachers have been secured for Barton
academy and graded school. Term will
commence last Wednesday in August
Full announcement. viii be made in our
next issue.
DERBY.
The census taker has completed his work
IH Town. Inc present PoPu!a'loh is -o-9
','"s an increase "''''.' 'i'' ''''' "" V''''
w '-'' OF " '''''e over U Per CENT
y. d. Bates Lsq., has moved to Derby
scion Jackson has been appointed post
master at North Derby in place Of Geo. f
est resigned WI "e'' is 70 oe 'lCAe'
master ana station agent N' ','"n'''ao "nel
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we nave 'eCe'Neo from ~ L. I''ol''iioh'
'I Deroy Line Il SahpIe o' MS patent ie'I
Euloe, II Is maze 81 sinai "lre' Sll'eI
plated ana designed 70 hasten upon th'
PACK ana mp strap oil the harness. TO KEEP
'"e 'e''S rum C"'cnIuS uuuel sue 7''"P'
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hi oil jhe DERBY Academy Will occur at TN
ne" Academy on the 10Th day OF August
'"' exercises commencing al ~ oclocI
H. m' Inc exercises VIII consist OF ad
dresses music ana social 'c'ee.
GLOVER
Mrs Emma J.. NJ, Paul Will peak il
TIE south Church July 81.
John WyIic ha. in his garden q chcrr
tree that bIossomcd at the usual time, il
May, and has continued to do-o up to thi
time. II has now blossom. and Green an
ripe cherries upon it.
Robert Na,hic, whom many we're 5
suspicious Of having met with foul play
few months since has retained from I'll
land Of spirit, in good health, but i. soin
back again.
MORGAN.
NIr.JV. Nichols. hearing that the teal
that was stolen from til, town had bee
lc0 in Burlington, started for that oIac
Immediately. He returned home la.
Tuesday with the missing team. Feal
Lad been entertained that the horse woul
be nearly ruined, but it seemed to be in ,