National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-03-13
Our New York market report has
not reached us this week.

hciitt, hcIc cApclicu IOHi Culoh
District School, on Monday, for de-
strOying school books mutilating
furniture and cutting the bell rope
in the upper rooms of the Academy
while a singing school was being
held below. We hope this will have
a wholesome effect on other boys Of
our village.
SUNNY SIDE.-Rev. S. and Mrs.
Mckeen Ofthis village, acknowledge
very gratefully a delightful visit
from numerous friends in Fairlee and
Bradford, on Friday, Feb. p, at
tended with gifts, chiefly in curren-
cy, to the amount of eighty-six dol
lars. Twenty of the above memo
rial from the estate of that truly
good man, Col. q. W. Prichard, de
ceased.
Additions to the Churches on the
first Sabbath in this month.
To the Congregational Church in
Bradford, four by profession.
To the Congregational Church in
Fairlee, nine,-six gentlemen and
three ladies, all receiving baptism
n their admission.
An equal number in Fairlee were
received into Glass iii the NJ. T..
Church a short time since.
The good work of revival, which
was by divine power commenced
there about the middle Of January,
still continues to be deeply interest
ing.
SOLUTIONS passed by the
-ESthetic Society, Newbury Semi
nary, VT, upon the death of Miss
Kate S. Wilmington.
Whereas, we have again been
brought under the Christening hand
OF God by the removal of our much
loved sister, therefore
ResoIred, That although she has
been taken from lis, yet we shall
never forget the many noble traits
Of character and the lovely dispo.
Sition she manifested, by which she
won a place in every heart and be-
came loved and highly esteemed
member of this Society, whose in
terests she ever faithfully sustained,
and remembering her consistent
daily life We deeply lament her loss
realizing thatin her death we have
been bcrcft of dear sister, and our
Society OF one of its most useful and
cherished members.
Resolred. That while she was with
US we ever beheld in her an example
worthy of imitation in all respects
and though she was not at first a
protesting christian yet her earnest
desire to make others happy rather
than herself, and her excellent sense
Cf duty show that she was actuated
only by christian motives, and her
heart had already been given tC
that Saviour, whom she af!erward
| publicly acknowledged and who en-
abled her at all times to say, "Thy
will not mine be done.
! Resoired, That while we sincerely
mourn her loss, yet instead of wish
ing her back we will endeavor t,
initiate her example and be lee
| thereby to holier lives, so that W,
may gain an entrance to that "Bet
ter World" where she is now sing
ing the song of "Moses and tn
Lamb" even in sweeter strains thar
those which have so often delighted
the hearts of Ter friends.
Rcsoircd, That we fervantly sym
pathi7o with the parents, sister anC
friends, III this their deep alfiiction
We grieve with the lonely sister, an,
would comfort her with the though
that Katie has only gone before
God grant that we all may one da.
meet her where partings are no NOR,
Resolced, That a copy of thes
resolutions be transmitted to tn
friends of the deceased. and printe,
in the lions Her'ld, and the Opinion
VERsuiRE Town OFFICERS
Moderator, Moses Spear; Clerk an
Treasurer, Lenox Gilman; Selec
men, A. Norris, }. II. Stacy, Abba
Pierce; Constable, s. Titus; Owe
seer OF the poor, }. Flanders; Lister,
Jackson Comstock, w. Davis, /
W. Barrett; Auditors, X. Blanchard
l.. Godfrey, i. Diamond; Truste
Surplus, Rev. w. Boardman Fenc
Viewers, II. Lathrop, d. johnson
Jr., NJ. Spear; Supt. schools, j. !
Cross; Town agent, Moses Spea
Raised town tax 80 cts, highwa
tax 81 cts, expenses of the DOC
$1,000. Total expenses 1882. 3,