National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-11-14
Local Items.

II p. Baldwin bid of J. Q. Ste
a M house and lot for s2437.5o.
The Ladies Of the Cong. Society
n hold. o Socisble and Oyster
, ~ at the Town Hall, Tuesday,
~ "a. In connection with this
,t.rtaiumeut there will DO q Pict>
70 Gallery and Fancy Table, Every
ly is requested to make two neck.
e,. wearing one, and carrying the
her in an envelope, in the usual
amer. Admission 10 cents.
q. L. Smslley recently heard .
lommotion among the poultry in
he door yard, and going out caught
hawk by the legs, which was try ,
- to carry off a hen. The hawk
Dsl,ured four feet from tip to tip
ii wings
The first snow Of tho season fell
b. Tuesday night.
Ladies, just follow the crowd of
{bo,c after Millinery, they will lead
kou to Mrs. c. II. Curtis where you
Xiii lind the best assortment selling
/ ut the lowest prices.
We came very near having . fire
n our village last week. The roof
i cf lIardy's building took FIRE from
burning chimney, but tho fire was
|es.ly eXtinguished, being discover
XII in season. And the same day
a child threw a lighted kerosene
damp down a flight of stairs in a
on the other side of the
street, a few minutes swarm" work
was needed 10 put out the flames.
Look out.
Received every day, fresh Fair
Haven Oysters ut c. ii. Curtis.
You can get them any way you like,
by the pint, quart or gallon, or .
single stew.
The Concert given here last Fri.
lay evening by the uibbard Fami
: was one Of rare merit, all of their
performances being highly artistic
and very pleasing to the large su IL
rnce assembled to hear them. We
rust they will come this way again
/, 10 distant day.
The Concert by the Dartmouth |
Joys, on Wednesday evening ut |
own Hall, drew = full | onse, and
ne expectation Of the audience was
acre than met 10y the novel enter
given. For an evenings
nasemeut nothing so "taking" has |
cen heard here for several years. |
+. s. Peaslec has bought out the
very business Of NJ. Townsend at
cNbury, and will put it in first
''s order.
DEAlu FROM POIsON.-Frank
Died Thursday night from
olson drank from a bottle supposed
contain whisksy. He with one
acoOs and Geo. Hartman were EN-.
loyed in putting in order for Auc-
on Sale the property of J. e.
tevens, and on opening IA SECRETARY
'und a bottle which they examined.
nd drank from. Jacobs and M.r.
1ant returned a while after and
nlShed the stuff. Merchant drink
!. the last from the bottle. Both
them We're taken violently ill in
le evening, and the physician ex.
lnned the bottle and found that
icy had been poisoned by COlchi-
I~' Jacobs will probably recover.
Mr. Sullivan Melendy, Esq, has
Il 1t Incumbent upon him to re.
lest the Iowa of Bradford to con.
loute something towards lubricat
g the wheels of his financial af.
ITS and on Wednesday sent an
Nicer up here to sue the town for
-o'Voo damages for injuries to a
imp which ran Ira against his
agoh-no, that's not the case ex.
''y-for damages to the highway
consequence of an insufficiency
oul's" running a stump over
Az wagon and injuring the spine
gay Hill, and-well, we give 1t
= IL Is \ complicated case and
t cannot state it in precise terms,
II VIC have given the substance
Snat induced Mr.. Melendy to
isr to allow the town to contribute
above stated.
g., q. + Babbitt was brought before
S'lce, l.. +. Hale on Tuesday, on
."a'se OF drunkenness, and after a
ailhg. MAS fined $500 aud cost 8,
uvuntlng to el3.87. During the
a. the prisoner become somewhat
factory, and the officer was oblig.
~ W put little "muscle" into the
'e, The result of which was that
' a" was fined $500 for contempt
;'' foot Of snow on Washington
MS and eight inches in Orange
, '' oa and part of Topsham. PEG.
coine IN from that section on