National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-01-31
New Ham pshire News.

Inc BrauI0ru bfaSS Banu VII
give a Promenade Concert ut Town
Hall, Piermcnt, on Wednesday Eve
Feb. 9th.
LYME.-J. N. Perkins has OK
change, his stock of Boots and
Shoes for u. Martins building IN
Bradford village.
Andrew English recently killed q
3 years old heifrr that was MIXED
until Sept. last, that dressed 80J lbs
and yielded 0G lbs. rough tallOw.
The man who can beat this will
please report.
The wide awake citizens of Lit
Teton are working eafncstly to Sc
cure the location of the Portland
and Osdensbury Railroad through
their town and entertain considera
Die confidence Of success.
The ice was carried ont of the
AmmonoOsuc in Littlcton, by the
recent rain. No damage was done
III the villugc except the removal OF
Randlett's dry house to Il new local,
ity six or eight rods down stream.
Hay is selling at Littleton for GIG
to $lS per ton, delivered.
Corn sells for so cents n bushcl
by the hundred bushels, mt Littleton.
One Of the Kilburn Brothers il,
LittlctOn, has gone to Mexico to sc
cHre strreoscOpic views.
LittletOn parties are deer. shooting
ON the slopes OF MOunt Washing.
ton. One gang killed FIVE and
another party two the other day.
Most Of the students of Dart.
mouth College have gone to their
homes to spend the winter vacation,
eacepting those OF the Medical
Glass, who arc pursuing their stud.
les under the instruction of Prof. q.
i. Frost. We understand that an
extra class In DisscctiOns, for the
benefit of those unable to attend
during the winter, h to be formed
about the first Of March,-the regu
lar spring term not commencing till
the last Of the month.
Elihu Hurlburt, Of Hanover,
broke biz left leg below the knee, on
Monday, 18th, by falling through
his barn floor. He lay for some
time in the position in which he
fell, but finally succeeded in extri.
eating himself aud reaching his
house.
Small -pox has appeared in Han.
over. 1t was brought into the place
by Frenchman who returned to
his home in Hanover, from Boston.
j. Lyman Spaultllng, a prominent
citizen of Rumney, died Tuesday
morning. He has held various off.
ces of trust in the town and county,
and was a member Of the Masonic
Order.
Griffin, Pike and Small, have
each been nominated for Congress
in New Hampshire by the Rtpnbli
cans, and theyintend to elect them
next March to fill places now Occu.
pied By three Democrats.
The dwelling house on the farm
known as the Holmes place, in La.
COMA. and recently occupied for the
use OF county paupers was burned
Jan i4th 1t was owned by Grin Ii.
Dame. Loss, $4,000; insurance
81, 100; supposed to be incendiary.
Charles Grey had his right ann
caught in the picker at the Belknap
Mills, in Laconia, Jan. 9th, and
torn off just below the elbow.
DIR. Levi Brooks. q druggist in
Claremont, committed suicide Jan
10Th, about noon, by taking strych
nine mixed with morphine. Mr.. b
was q noted chemist, and worthy
citizen. lie was forty.six years old
and leaves a wife, three sons and
three daughters.
LIsDoN.-The account of the fire
here, published last week was err.
roneOus. Parker e. Young, manu-.
1acturers CT piano stock, boxes, and
potato starch, owned and occupied
the building. They loose al2, 800 ;
insured for 81 900. Parker g. Ben.
nctt's printing Office wasin the same
building. They loose $500: no
insurance. However, they are &C.
tive persons and are going right at
work again. Parker 4 Young will
rebuild as soon rs the weather will
permit; in the meantime they will
carry on the piano stock business
here, and box business ut Woods
willie.
The annual meeting Of the Graf
ton Agricultural Association was
held ut Plymouth Jan. 9th. The
following officers were elected !:
President, j. +. Ksyes Of Ashland
Secretary, s. ID. Baker of Rumney |:
Treasurer, q. n. Whittier of Piy..
mouth Executive Committee, ID
". TenDey, John F. Morton, A. w
Putnam. It was voted that thu
annual fair be held on the grounds
OF the Association in this place on
the Is, oath and 18th Of September
next.
The number Of deer killed in the
northern part of New Hampshirs
this winter has been unusually
large. 1t is said there were thirty
carcasses in the depot at Plymouth
ut one time, killed ut Thornton,
Woodstock. Lincoln ansl tho ,