National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-02-28

the audience room Of their church.
They have adopted congregational
singing, and the organ is Il decided
Improvement to it and also to the
singing in the Sabbath school.
This is a movement in the right dl-
rcctlon.
FIRE AT GREENSBORO cd.
neSday morning the new steam mill
at Greensboro, was entirely CON
sumed by fire. The fire was first
discovered about o'clock too late
to save anything. The mill was
built the past season by MeSsrs.
Simpson, Delauo Il Co., and has on.
Is been running about two months.
Loss, so, 900 OF $4,000. No in
ancc.
MARRIED.-In Union Village, at
the residence OF the brides father,
Feb. %, by the Rev. Il. T. Searle,
Mr.. Bella Child OF Jhet.Ord toeMiss
Oracle f. Lord, daughter of J. S.
Lord, Esq. After the ceremony
some thirty friends and relatives
p; rtook of the bounties Of a well
filled table, after which they accom-
panied the happy pair to pompan-
oo>uc Statio", where they took the
midnight train for San Francisco,
Cal. May tn" good wishes of many
sincere friends accompany them.
y little child Of Henry Palmer Of
Washington fr,l into Il kettle of hot
water on the 18th INST, aud was
very severely sc.sl,!ed, it is feared
fatally.
Thetford has population of
1913; six post offices, two railroad
denotS, one telegraph Office, four
hotels, three griSt mills, nine stores,
four churches, one WOODEN factory,
one paper mill, one academy, six
teen school houses, FIVE doctors, one
lawyer, and four ministers FIVE dali
~ stages come in through the
town and last but not least has a
town debt of less than two thousand
dollars and a Grand Last Of 1920.
o..
Are we asrcr to have a bit of
honor or glory! Here we have been
resting with a smile of calm delight
i'll the consciousness of having stalt.
ed a paper with only two subscri-
beIS, when comes Mr.. l.. }. McIn.
doe Of Windsor, and in an instant
our JOY is turned into mourning and
oar eminenCe in this matter forever
lost. His new paper, the Valley
Farmer, has been running tor a
couple OF months, or so, and has
not a sing c subscriber to its name.
How's that for low - Woodst0 OK !
Post.
The anxious man. all forlorn, in
WillianStown, who adycItlscs for a
wife, short, thick set, with curly |
hair and keen black eyes. Jagged
anywhere from 30 to 4O' has given
up the hunt. He says there iSn'r
Il single woman i'll Vermont over So
J ears Old.
The Treasurer of Orange County
reports III the Treasury, Jan. LIST,
1873, SI23. Outstanding orders
unpaid, S75O.2S.
DR.. J. c. Rutherford Of Newport,
formerly surgeon OF tie 10th Yer !
mont Regiment, has received iusor /,
nation that the long contested case,
known as the Tomby VS. Chase
He -, before the court of Chancery |
in London, England, had been de.
cidcd in favor of the heirs. The
sum involved is $4,000, zoe, and
tho case has been i'll court for 80
years. Daniel Webster was at one !
time counsel for the heirs of the /
United States, who number at pres. !
cnt, one hundred. the DR.. and Mrs.
Rutherford, being two of the NUN
Der.
"A seven years OH sen OF Phllan-
der w. Rice of Reads borO, while
n planlng machine recent
~, fell, with lis arm between the
knives, sustaining such injuries that
it had to be amputated near tie
shoulder.
There is to be grand assembly
Of Masonic fraternity of New Hamp.
shire and Vermont, on the 1Ith of
March, at White River Junction,
lnder the auspices of the "Connec-
.icut River Valley Masonic Uuion,"
col. j. w, Robinson, President.
Miss Emma Headley of Feleh.
rille, was thrown from n sleigh on
he Sth instant as it was passing an
* team, and being trampled on by
he oxen, was so severely injured
hat she aliel on the 10Th.