National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-05
Over the River.

Observation-Disclosures was Gel
ebraicd in all parts of the town
and christ mas trees and gatherings
ut North, and East Haucrhill, and
also at the Corner, afforded u very
pleasant time to all who attended.
Twelve hogs were iattcncd in
one pen on the county farm in tn,
north part Of the town, not one oi
which varied If HIS. from 800 lbs,
weight when dressed.
PIERMONT.-The snow has gone
up, and SO has numbering and wood
drawing. Large lots Of wood, peg
timber, SC. are beng cut in town to
be drawn to the Station, and thaw
just now is probably not very agrc-
able to certain parties; but your
correspondent prefers warm wealth
or, and so feels very comfortable
about it. G. :. Stevens of Brad.
ford, has bought several tracts of
wood land in town, and having
gangs OF choppers at work is sup
posed TO be among the mourners.-
But a foot or two Of snow after the
holidays, win make it all right again.
We have in town quite a mum.
Der of mills with circular saws, that
do a good business IN fitting lumber
for the market. \. Barton, Jr., on
the brook road has rebuilt his this
season and fitted il to do a large
business, and made arrangements to
have it fully stocked. So has ID. &.
Cutting, at the village, and those
owning mills in the east part of the
town.-Our merchants seem do
ing a fair business this winter, and
have quite full stocks Of goods in
their line; but they indulge in a
great amount of blue talk about
hard times and no money; all OF
which, | suppose, is natural and
nccessary.---George Dodge ap.
pears to be doing smart business |
in Scylhes and Tool Stones, Rifles, (
Homes, &c. He has new and very |
nice Factory for his business
Christmas mas come ana passed, ana
with 1t the old SAINT OF Tue Ciilm-
ney. | suppose he cut up about as
his custom has been, and touched
Hosiery without much regard toage
or sex. But as the parties always
seem to take it kindly, the practise
is doubtless cmiueutly propcr.-
teV. Ny. Marueh made Il practical !
Oh the oid ialhiiiar text
'oUilef lllIle chlldlell 10 come unto
Monday ABORT MY young IDEAS,
where thry were treated 10 hounti'
Iui christmas fciaS'' ana OTHERWISE
maze very haply'
GAIL SWAIN.
Picrmont can boast as but few
owns in \. II. can--it is free from
he crime ana curse OF Illegal liquor
selling, and but little, comparative-
Y is drank. As a natural conSe.
Iucncc its citizens stand high NOR.
ally i'll other respects.
Observation-Disclosures at Oxford
vas made Il holiday indeed. In the
'vening all the children in town un-
!cr 20 years of age, and some of the
,lder people. assembled at the
hurch, where appropriate and in
ereSting exercises were held, and
he Christmas trees were heavily
adon with choice presents. The
venlng was highly enjoyed by all
Iho attended.
LYME.-Dr. Charles o. Gordon
attends making his home in Bricks ,,
urg, \. j., and will leave town in ,,
he spring.-Two men came to +,
be Hotel Saturday with a horse
'hich appeared unwell. The ami :
lal died Sunday. Mr.. p. Morrison !
f Fairlee, Vt. we understand. was
he owner. The horse had evidently :
cen driven hard There has {
cen some talk about stolen sheep. !
!. Dimick has taken the agency for
loves Sewing Machlnes.-- l.
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