Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-06-28
State News.

Esther Webster, wife of the late Benaiah |
Webster, in the 10Th year of her age.
Hon. H. Munsill, of Bristol, has held /
the office of Judge of Probate in the New
Haven district for thirty-four years.
Butter was sold in St. Adams on Tuesday
Of last week at prices ranging from 26 to
% cents. Ruling price 25 cents. Ship
ment 1491 tubs.
A man named Niles was arrested in
Swanton last week and fined 50 and costs,
to $40, for whipping his horse
Mr.. VIM. Trudgeon, representative of
King, Fuller & Co., has 100 men at work
on the 2. & 0. R. r., near Highgate They
are moving about 100 yards of earth daily.
The Bridport Congregational Sunday
school averaged during the last year 1913
in a total of 207. The teachers averaged
13 in total of 16.
Martin Simon, of Vergennes, sustained
fracture of his right leg while engaged in
playing base ball near the depot on Thurs
day.
A young man named Samuel Amsden,
of about twenty years of age, was drowned
while bathing in the river near East Put
ney, on Sunday last.
On Saturday the 18th instant Charley
COlesOn, foreman in Durfee & Eastmans
factory in Little Notch Bristol, had the
misfortune to break his leg while wrestling.
Shipped from New Haven depot on
Monday of last week, 1903 lbs. of butter,
contained in BOG packages. On the same
day Y packages weighing 2900 lbs were
shipped from North Ferrisburgh.
Carroll Harris of MorrisyiIle, II years
old, caught an eagle in steel trap that
measured feet from tip to tip Of wing
He is jet black, except his head and tail,
which are snow white.
George johnson of Putney was fooling
with a pistol the other day when it dis
charged the ball entering his hand, and
thereby probably saved the life of a young
lad who was standing in front of him
On Monday afternoon, during the hard
thunder shower, a baby about a year old,
belonging to Oscar Royce of Richford, be-
ing frightened at a heavy thunder-clap,
sprang from its chair and broke an arm.
Dogs are making sad havoc among the
sheep IN Norwich and vicinity. Among
those who have suffered losses are Curtis
Seaver, H. f. Burton, Abel Bicknell, and
Edwin Bradley of Norwich, and J. s. Lord
Of Union Village, the latter having had y
sheep and - lambs killed Thursday night
OF last week.
ria ,d,,or,+ ,,ao+;.,,, bo,,,, >, yvo+or
hurry. was .trIcl- NV, Ta5tnincr oba,+ nonr,
~ ir,rIa,.I't ;-'l.ti - 49,
of four or five hundred dollars. Some OF
the people residing near the building were
/ knocked down, and made insensible by
the shock, but have since recovered, no one
being fatally injured.
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ii@nGs 70 oe''t ms Drains oq' against selzeo
/ Ms l'IcePs' anu lgTheu ei$Lt leeth Out o,
ms upper Jaw ne would nave continued
I ihe WORK OIL sen demolition to the emo, Du'
make the torceps stick to anv other mart.
! Of Ills person. had to give the ion III,
/ Doctor is aIoauent on the ,nbiecf ortootI
ache lust now,-Tui94
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III y. NlICt11 " t4AHuolPLi, Ina mas recently
| uIouaSeu oI Coi, NulI. OF "hlte rive
Junction d yer! me heller, one-na1 Ayr
my HJ' mother WAS an ayrshire th9r
yu5 Ho'ed' any VA cohSideTed one o. INT
DsSl COWS III IN " i I.i7 county. Inc Pur
cnasG % 5l T. I'lIoerI VIII DC eighteei
.,0lls-iS o.I ,e ON I.isI anu tie curlos-
calf over two weeks old which is also o
good size
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n9ir was suggested he sbool, his boad an
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The JeWelry store OF l.. Amadon was en-
tered on Monday night, and pistols, 81
icwafry yyera stolen IN oil - tbo o,,arr+ ~
y.o,.o-,J br,drad AIN tn. 80,
si,b+ attarnn+ an he Saf, ond GOT - ~,
n1Tdar hnt tLo i,ci- i afo nat,,r g. not naI
ccnIatod - roco;,-o I'D 80 49,. A.;
not nal,o on,. baodv.o,, ~ ,b;l d;-al
Han TIev ofac,nd ant-orca +L-ona,b
window ~, rho VT side newt ~ Tho -,
ornss;,,c, baIo,,- ,bo tnnrol PsJLSl.. III
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sheriff Trip assisted by Deputy Skill {
\ergennes on Thursday took six prisoner
who received their sentence on the ola
previous AT our County Court, to the Stat
PRISON at Windsor, and one to the RetorI
school al W aterDury The sentences wer
As follows Gordon Selleek, a boy l
: years old for burglary, sentenced to Re
colt far theft States Prison I veor. +,
ward RENTS far hiramv states Prison
! year Jobn II skinner for forrarv stat,
, Prison 2 wears Charles Pierce for iarcen,
states Prison wears VIM, HER. burglar;
!, 3 wears. John Frame BURGLARY lat Vel
/ ocnnesl 10 vaars This i the LARGEST nm
Iar eyer sant from, rbis court 10 Sf9tos Pr
, IN a. on,- tir,n lI;I5JcJ,,,.y' Peo;.tc.
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Some two months ago, on the farm {
John l. Ballard IN linmouth IN a mar
strong, upland sIde-hlil pasture, hole w
discovered some tour feet across at the To-
r nine feet at the bottom and fourteen fe
1 deep, Since that time the earth has talIe
! IN from the top, and on the 9th of June
: presented the appearance of a newly dr
! well, round, nearly feet IN diameter an
are nerncnd;cnlar and tbe hottom oI y l no,
cred with the stones and soil that on,
= covered the surface There is no strpa
' Of water an tba surface for a nile o., eitb
! side bn+ soma fiftv rods baiow tbare - i
clear snIin% that IN the wet season no No
t ont coni6ns .trear1 Can some ord fg 1;,
D an eTnianation Of this RrTo,r1 =,
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HORRIBLE AcCIDENT.-A horrible q
r cident occurred in Bolton last week Thur
o day, resulting in the death of a daught
. Of Daniel Horrigan, her age being thr
wears. Her father is emDlOVed on Il