Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-11-07

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Under the now regulations persons eau rid
on freight trains provided tickets are pnr
chased ut stations.
Rev. L. II. Elliot will hold a
service in the Town Hall next Sab
bath evening at o. o'clock.
-Oy. Curtis says he has the best
Fair Haven and Baltimore oysters
ever brought In town.
Mrs. G. Il. Andr0ss has q fine
display Of winter millinery at hel
room, over Eaton 4 Co.'s store.
The Rev.. j. N. q. Fulton, hav.
ing returned home from Unadilla,
n. Y, leaving his brothers wife
happily convalescent, will occupy
his pulpits, az usual, on Sunday
next, 9th inst.
WE have a few good, fat ROSTERS
for sale cheap. We thought we
could sell them to Brother Hiram
of the Argue, but We see by his
paper that he has a good supply.
DIR. O. n. Stevens has hanging
at the door of his Office two sets of
teeth worked by machinery which
attracts much attention. In the
same case are some 6ne samples Of
work done by the doctor, which will
bear close inspection.
The Bradford Scientific Asso-
cistion will hold its next regular
meeting at the Academy on Monday
evening next at 81 o'clodk.
Articles are expected from Col.
r. Farnham and DR.. j. II. Jones.
The public are cordially invited to
attend and take part in the exerci-
SEES.
1t is getting to be quite the
thing for the men and boys of the
village, to run races upon the fair
ground track. Last Saturday after
noon Fred. Haskins made the half
mile in 2. So; Sam. Hartwell in g.
40; David Hull in 2. SO; and John
Aldrich who bet a dollar with John
Pickett that he could run it in five
minutes, did the half-mile in $40
and won the money: A match race
will take place Saturday weather
permitting.
The concert by the Dartmouth
College Glee Club, Wednesday |
evening, was fully attended and
gave great satisfaction. The glees
were rendered in a spirited and
manner, and the solos,
trios and quartettes were
we'll executed. Mr.. French sang
the bass song, "The King and the
Miller" in superior manner. The
Marbles by Mr.. McElroy were clear
and distinct and gave a pleasing
effect to the songs in which they
occurred. The Glee Club will give
concerts in Manchester Lowell,
Lawrence and Nashua during the
present month, and we bespeak for
them a hearty welcome from the
music loving public.
There was considerable feeling
manifested by men Of both parties
In this village over the Representa-
tive contest. The Poland men kept
rather quiet, but the opposition
were as frightened q crowd of poll.
ticians as one often sees. In fact
some Of them "kited" round so that
their friends feared it would be neces.
sary to convey them to an assy.
lum for the insane, for safe keep.
ing until after the election. For
these men were assured
late in the week, after two hours
confab with some of the leading
in the CANCELS Retreat
nearly opposite Warden's, that the
Democrats would let McLane 60 to
the--dogs and vote for Denison.
After this assurance the DenisOn
men Gained down some and simply
to bring Democratic voters
To the polls.
Rev. N. F. Carter, late of Or.
was installed pastor of the
Congregational church in Bellows
Falls on Wednesday, the 2Sth ult.
The following was the order of ex-
ercises: Invocation, by Rev. Da-
vid Shurtliff of Bellows Falls
the Scriptures, by Rev. Mr..
Clafiin of Putney; Sermon, by Rev.
Swift Byingtou Of Exeter. N. H.;
Installing Prayer, by Rev. F. p.
of Westminster; charge
to the Pastor, by Rev. Amos Eos
ter of rutney: right hand of fel.