National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-11-22
Local Items.
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About Town

The exhibition given by tho stu il.
dents OF Bradford Academy, last
Thursday evening, and repeated on
FRIDAY evening, was very creditable
to those engaged In it. Tho attend.
ance was not large on either eve
ming. The exhibition was gotten up
by the girls of the school, though
they had the assistance Of many OF
the ladies Of the village in the EN-.
tertainmcnt, and for which assist
ance they desire us to return their
hearty thanks.
A very large aud well selected
stock OF Ladies' and Gents Diaries,
for 1873, may be found at Wardcn's
Jewe;ry store. Pocket Books and
Diaries combined, of all styles.
Persons already having these can
obtain FLIES for them for the coming
year at low prices. Look them over
before pure hasing elsewhere.
w. II. Noursc has commenced
building on the site Of the old YER
mont house, at the North end, and
has a barn raised already.
The Winter Term of Bradford
Academy commences next Monday,
25th.
A singing school has been opened
Mt Town Hall, by A. Whitney, of
Haverhlll.
Several people in our village com.
mence burning coal instead Of wood,
this winter.
Mr.. Asa Low advertises his Paper
Mill, in Bradford Village, for sale by
Auction, Jan. 14th, 1873, unless
sooner sold by private sale. This is
a good chance for any one who
wants to go into the paper business.
Read Reyes new advertisement.
Diaries at the Book Store for
Ladies and Gents. Call and exam.
inc.
At Warren's, Book Store Build
ing, you will find Just what you
want in the boot and shoe line.
w. II. Martin los: a horse by the
epozootic last Sunday.
Singing School at Town Hall,
Saturday eve at 6 o'clock.
The editorial thanks are due
GeOrso II. Elliott, commercial trav-
eller, in the Jewelry business, from
Manchester, n. H., for sample of
New Hampshire grated apples.
George says it weighs ~ lbs. We
should not believe him ii it was not
for his remarkable resemblance to
George Washington in respect to
truththlness. lie cannot tell a lie.
He would if he could but he can't.
1t is as impossible for him to tell a
falsehood as it is for cross eyed
man to borrow gun. a tempta.
to faleshoOd has no more effect on
George than dose of castor oil Oh
a craven image. Therefore we
are willing to state upon his an
tlority) that the apple weighs 4!
IBIS. We should Judge it to be of the
NOnesuch variety. When we have
apples given US hereafter we want
NOneSuCh.
BY the way, we understand that
George is going out of the Jewelry
business soon. He has enough of
the milk OF human kindness gushing
in his breast to start a cheese facto'
rs, and IS going into that business.
He will run on half time for while I
so as not to overstock the market. {
n. Il. Orders for cheese may be /
ien at Hopkins cider mill, Ayers |
Flats, 70.
Ladies' if you are in want OF any
goods go into {. II. Cur. !
ds' he is selling cheap, and has the
best assortment in this section.
Give him a call and see for yourself. ,
Now is the time to plant bnck- |
wheat cakes.
The members CT Go. G I'd Vt. Mil. :
tia are notified to meet at their Ar. !;
mory in bradford on Saturday eve i.
ming, Nov. 3oth. ,
BY order of FRANK b. DAVIS.
Capt. Com'd'g Co. c.
II. 7. EMERSON, lSt Sargt.
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