National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-02-22
State Items

tic i'll Intoxicating liquors III M
town''-commcnced its laborS We'd |
nes,ay morning. The first point OF ,
attack was thc Weldon House Here /
a large haul was expected, but to
the surprise Of the visiiant officers
there was hardly enough found 10
treat Il good sized ''crONd,' winch
goes to confirm the statement Oh one
Of The speakers al the recent Hta'e
Tempcrance Convention. that the /
Wcldcn is Temperance House. y
raid was then made upon the other
hotels. at one OF which quite guam .
tity of the ardent was seized. To
day, Thursday, the other places III
our village where Intoxicating IL
ouors are sold. are being VISITED,
and what few ''looSc traps are about
are taken possession o. Inc Ii
ouor Law is evidently being cntorc-
Cd in St. Albans.-.iesSenJer
FRE-TTREE BUILDINGS BURNT.
bennington was visited with an
other fire last Thursday night. At
about Il O'Clock fire was discovered
breaking out from the grocery build
ing of Mrs. Il. +. Burke, on Pottery
/ street. Inc alarm was hooi So',i'",
ed, but before many hai aiil>e', vi
the spot. the building was enNelop-
ed III names. 80. was r'iH y"
the ground : bu; owing probably to
the tact that IL h'o no company ~
man 1t, was a ioii- 'in1e II, se',ins ~
WofN. 10y 'n,' 'ii''o ~: = n",' ''i W.
eo inc iire 'i"u ~ ,i
/ South, ana that' 700, was thorough"
| ~ burnt ont lhSidc. inc d"ciiihg
houscto the AorIii stood the flames
Remarkably, bht iIhaiiy caught ana
was soon III biazc. inc nose Oh
NO. burst TWO or lhfec liihrS-oi
coui~c-ln trying to get water on
the last building ana thai was SooH
past SaNIn@-ln TACT with the re-
naming nose no ciiort c0il.d De
made 10 save IL we are not gong
/" stop mere 10 SPEAK OF ro''ei ir,l nose
-'','i we cNls' ,'na,, ~ ,,''' Nv thn
fire iine or six families were made
houseleSs. and considerable house
hold furniture. &C.. destroyed. The
loss is quite heavy, though we have
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, n ~, 10" n.,' ,,,,.,,a,'I of ,1rs nm,l, ~
AZ. W. nv 49, ,,,nnaa ~ ;nan,,
Vas ''i,''t ~ o 3n;, ~ hoshnou oa;n,rm
"l"iiH'''' us u ''.i nus ",,'' , 49,, y,
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FROZEN TO DEATH.-Mrs. Thorn
~. Eanmnr r.os frn,.n tn doth ~,
ti,oI,l,o hotnoen POINT 1'remhlco
p and pnrt Kent two weeks AFRO We'd
, roeJ,r Sho and b.r husband ver,
! n,;ru =, SchuyIar Island on foot
f,rnI fine ice unsafe. and had to re-
,rrn Mrs Conner / ocame exhaust
e od and hcr husband vranuin~ Lp
t mn left her ON the ice: bat hcfor
# No could reach the shore and rrtur
! NH, Loln sbe had npr;shed
" proav
d
~, il', u , ,u a. 600 for ~
Acknowledgement If =, bomn for ornLo,
~ 'I,,Ifrnn IN hi. st,tn
a
~ DARING BURGLARY.-On Monda
;, night of last week. the house {
u Louis Anderson, a railroad englnet
~ residing at ST. Adams, was entered
~ aud q watch worth 500 stolen frol
pa under his pillow together with 81
~ in money, from an adjoining room.
II
=; The town of Shoreham. Vt, VII
:, a population of about 400, have h
81 a vote of the town. appropriate
II two thousand dollars for the pu
We pose of erecting a monument TO II
Nv ~. memory of the deceased soldils
= the late war. from that town. IT
''' monument is 10 be built of Vernon
-, marble, twenty feet high, and to |
"a inscribed with the name, date an
- cause Of death of each. The mn,
'9 Der lost from this town is abo,
u twenty.
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IT, " ooL "ho " rH |, ~ ~ ~. r..
~ Mooi sioN.rS VI N ,l' 'r ,iie'
rs W. Oh - oon'''o"'S i1o''s'' uesua :
~ e ca, 40, os ' V,anIocl was ,d 1' %" ~
y" , 80 10y i VI y, 1890 "a'u oi' ~
I'o'' JONI l. Jaw. 'eho, , wa, M'S 'no It
l'resluent pro tem, ana y, o. "ra