National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-04-22
NATIONAL OPINION.
Friday, April %, 1870.

Friday, April %, 1870. t
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ucIi.iOus Societies.
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htlh"Tp d., .tor. sabbath services-morning
iaIio" ,fftrruoon at l:l5, and o'clock
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CoN"nHp sabbath Services at ll:uo A.
Jams A. ~ and o o'clock z. M.-lThe latter
n = ,h anI Academy building'J
r,opy. VI. C. 4. Alexander NJ Brown
bNNpf9 Meetings every Friday evening /
p e.ln'n ..,,,,n. m prichards Building
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,c.d scientific Association.
.;n,,. s.mi.monthly, at their rooms IN |
hre''"fj, ,iiJing Rev Silas Mckeen ID. D., |
i"Fus, .,t. &. II. Harding secretary.
Masonic.
1oncr No. 49, Regular commu-
CHAM uasnnic Hall. in Hardy building
nc a, Si.sdav of the week in which tue moon
on ..an " JC. Colby, W. NJ; T. D. Flanders
Secretary.
w. rro,xoy Il. A. CHAPTER Meetings at
:, " |, ~ iiai an Wednesday afternoon oi the
N''p'i -, a,tirb the moon fulls. >. IL hratoh'
II p DIR. J. II. Jones, Secretary
bradford Council No. IL
:, ',;,,,,. at Masonic Hall on Wednesday af-
h'''f the week in which the moon inlls
" ~ i., w., of September, December. March
10 I''i i,,nr Daniel Hurlbut, I. |. &. NJ; KEY.
! vri,ton, Recorder.
10. OfE. T.
r,-r,.,nr Lopez. No. 90. Meetings every
- n waning, at Templar's Hall, Shep'
uI.. building Col. K. farnham, W. 9
-, T II. u Chase, Secretary.
Fire Department.
wur-yItIE FiRE ENGINE Co j. I. Strarns
r.,.,,,n. Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings on
,ba tr.t thursday of every month.
Local and State Matters.
WAyrED.-A good female CON
no.itor-at this office.
The publication Of the income tax
returns has been forbidden.
Rev. +. II. Boyington of Windsor
has received unanimous call from
H.. III church in St. Johnsbury.
II. .tillson of Monkt0r. has lost
tljrty ,warms of bees during the
last winter. Others in that section
also lost their bees. aud it is thought
this great destruction of the honey
bee is owing to the lack of bee
bread. which they did not produce
last season.
lake Champlain cleared itself OF
zee on Tuesday. The lake frozc
firmly February 20, and has beer
closed 50 days, - less than the az
cragc.
All the fish in the streams Al
East Dorset were suddenly kille,
on Tuesday morning, probably iron
the bursting Of some water vein i'm
prcgnatcd with poisonous gases o.
fluids. The citizens call upon sci
cntitic men to investigate.
Mr. Abel ellison Of Springfield
died very suddenly on TueSda.
morning. He was a volunteer II
the war of 1872, and has since hel'
nearly every town Office, and was
State senator for many years. ii
was 81 years old.
Gen. II. X. Oliver, of Salem
Mass, is to deliver the annual ora
ton before the Pm; Beta Kappa -
cIcty at Hanover, at the next Con
mcuccment.
There is great demand for room
at Hanover, the accommodation
being too limited for the number {
students.
y movement is on foot for the o
sanlzation Of an Agricultural an
Mechanical Association, in Lanca
ter, for the holding of annual fan
on the grounds of the Lancast,
Riding Park.
The Second Vt, Regiment has s
lected f. u. Rollins of Hyde Parl
Mass, to prepare history of Il
regiment. The work will contai
iN pages and several cngravings.
A correspondent of the Watchmo
a'd Reflector, from Vershire, say
The Baptist cause is alive, al
Climbing up in this place, under Il