National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-03
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cd TO pay mp, and start square on
,hcNew Year, and give usa chance
TO DO the same.
Buy Miss McKccn's new Book at
tlc Book Store.
Els. pcas'cc has come out witt! q
splcndil new Depot Sleigh, that it
is pleasure to ide in.
Remember the Fire District meet
ing at Engine House next Monday
evening.
Colbert u. Thomas Almanac and
Walton's Rcgistcfat the Book store
We are informed that Mr.. John
Rnscom, formerly of this town
died at Newport, N. H., on Sunday
last.
II has been SO cold for two weeks
mast that YOU couldn't even get up
a "warla' discussion on politics in
bradford.
w. l.. French is still in town aud
ready to show any one the good
muolilies OF the Wheeler IL Wilson
sewing machine, at j. NJ. Warlcn's
Store.
The water works which supply
the business part of the village arc
mostly ''friz up"
Third installmcnt Of Miss Nc
Kecn's new Book just received
Buy it.
81 degrees below zero Mor ,,ay
morning, and 20 below tuesday
morning, 90 below Wednesday
morning. and .. below Thursday
morning. Low is that for loW.
By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that A. j.
Russ oficrs To give water priv ilegc
and mortar stone for dam and
mill, to any man or company of
men who will erect mill for the
manufacture of WOODEN goods. The
location is about mile from this
Village, and we should judge Ihat
the water power would bc amply
sufficient for large mill.
Those who wish to invest in any
such project would do we'll to OK
anime into this offer
Williams has Just put out some
neat signs, painted by y. Il. Clarke,
and brilliant transparency, the ar.
llstio work on which was done by
II. NJ. Griffin.
The Bradford Militia Company is
one of the companies designated to
be retained under the new militia
law. Thirteen ~ the compal les
now organized will have to be dis
banded.
Rev. Mr.. Fulton delivered a Tenn
perancc Lecture at NJ. Il. Church on
Friday evening last. The house
was crowded, showing that the GO.
pie here are wide awake on the
Temperance question. The lecture
was one of the best even delivered
here on the subject.
The past week has been the cold
est on record, the thermometer
standing below zero nearly all The
time and ranging in the mo nlrg
frnm IL TO 40 below for most OF the
time. If this is the "open winter
the wise heads predicted, We hope
we may not have another "vpcn
winter very soon.
At the Annual Meeting Of Post
j. I. Washburn, q. A. H., the iol.
lowing officers were Gle, ed for the
ensuing year, Il. Farnham, Com.
mandcr; j. W. Kelley, Sen. Vice
Com; +. }. futile, Jl. Vice Com.
III. &. Day, Adj't.; Il. +. Whit
comb, q. NJ; }. Z, Stearns, Surg.
VI. N. Leayitt, Chap; Z. Z. Wright,
Officer OF the Day; +. Is. Staples,
Officer of the Guard; ID. ". Cobb,
Scrgt. Major; }. Robinson. q. Nj.
Serst.
Mr.. Frank T.. Brown left this
town for Chicago last Friday. His
departure leaves Il Vacancy in the
pockets of several hereabouts which
might not have been filled very
soon if he had renamed. He could
not bear the anguish of IA formal
par lna with his many friends, and
so he left between two days. The
last heard OF him WAS on the way
to White River junction. lie was
sitting mcditativeIy in a smoking
car humming the tune ado they
mss me at home.' No doubt the
atlzens of Chicago will share with
us our grief at his departure. Our
gam will be their loss y.
The Christian Almanac at the
Book Store.
Mclear's Star Aggregation AMI
brass Band, is the coming show. and
is coming here to exhibit at Town
Hall. Jan. 9TH and Sth.
The entertainment will consist of
rarccs, Pantomines. Songs, Dances,
D"rilt cork opera, &c, &c. AdmiS.
SION % cts. Reserved seats 30 cts.
lhls troupe is well spoken of in
'ne places where they have exhibit
'o' North Of here, and no doubt give
one OF the best entertainments of
The kind.
NO and hear Pr Bateman lee