National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-12-22

SteNcilS, oou ios. anu laSt out no
least, another of Henry DowncI
which dressed TAO lbs. These hogs
were sent to Danbury, N. II. The
last mentioned was the largest no,
ever brought t. Danbury Station
Ezra Wiley of Stanford thresh
ed with his machine, fed by Jot
Wiley, of Sharon, Sept. Sth, for Il
b. Stevens. j2l bushels of oats, and
100 bu. of them in III minutes.
s. $. Dodge, in Newbury, has an
apple tree which blossomed in the
spring, and then after the fall rains
it blossomed again, and when the
first hard trosts came he found ap,
pies about the size OF bullets. Also
quite "a lot OF Strawberries half grown,
and snow drop bush in full bloom.
Isn't that Il starnge freak of Nature.
Two new engines have lately been
put on the Conn. 4 Pass. railroad /;
one named Gen. Chase, the other,
Col. Pomeroy.
The injunction restraining the
town of Marshiield from issuing
town bonds in favor of the Mont
relicr Il Wells river IL. r., has
been dissolved. The bonds are now
offered for sale.
MISSIONARY CoscaHr N TngrFoHp.-Rev
Joseph I. Noycs, Missionary of the \. Il. G.
r. VI in Southern limdou>tAu, attrru service
three years, j. now spcndin. some
time IN TINS country for rest to himself ana
for the benefit of Mrs Noycs. who has been in
feeble health during much of her Missionary
life One of his children il a member of Yale
College, and another is engaged IN business IN
this country. Mr. Moves aad wife aud their
three Younger children are boarding with Da
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IN Try ana the W"lh oi MISSIONS
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As married to Rev Moses p. laimclec ON the ,
b, of July last spoke of the safe and pleasant