National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-01-16
tate News.
" COUNTY,.

y COUNTY.
ORD.-Abont 80 went rom
helsca to attend the An
ting of the Orange County
.ral Society on Weuhes>
i've just seen q very neat
ight, made of vt. Copper
IN inlaid for inscriptions,
!, presented to the Treas.
bradford Savings Bank by
'ah Bean of West Fairlec.
ure copper smelted at the
Mines.
esday evening the friends
". Mr.. u Mrs. j. NC. Ful-
mblcd at the parsonage,
he house to overlooking.
hour or so spent in social
ging, &c, Mr.. & Mrs: Fnl-
{ invited into the dining
d there upon the table was
Tea Set, consisting Of six
which Mr.. G. ii. Harding
d to them from their par
and friends. The "boys"
a barrel of flour, and other
we're made. MI. Fulton was
surprise in the character
le of the gifts and although
O that he could not do his
laking a speech on the oc'
,ccceded in expressing him :
very happy manner.
inches of snow fell on
lay giving us sleishins
"Spring's work" is postpon'
A aricultural pursuits of
and playing Croquet are
he curiosities Of this season.
pt often that New England
n chance to plow their fields
larry, as some have had dur
past week. And Croquet
Fpr before known to flourish
oors at this season.
IUEY.-Mr. Albert II. Bal,
his place, son of Mr.. John
DR., has been appointed
rent on the line of the NJ. &
abroad. No service has, as
h established on the line of
Il, but it is expected that it
A be in running order,
s KlvER.-Last week Judge
He'd a hcitcr a year old last
yhlch dressed i'll lbs, and
S the State to beat it.
week Margaret Brnnehan,
es in h "bcchive.' kicked
roomsilck row, was arrested
ed s. and cost by Judge
Peach furnished the horse
Oh for Il runaway last Sun
he tipover was near llolton's
Woousv!llc. and the horse
gh pulled up in the village
without damage.
ONylLLE.-Mr. S. A. Moore
his saw mill and farm at
bee to n. $. Forsyth, who
ossrSsiru Immediately.
,tc i'rcShpt did not DO much
though 1t came near taking
NJ. 4 ". II. Railroad bridge
bvo this place, the jam was
by logs and ice.
FAlRLNE.-lLoraco Sih(cy
/ Fairlcc recently had two
amputatcu by % circular
.SEA.--The "Wcck Of Pray
been duly observed here,
= to be hoped with some
al results.
village has more than an
number Of inSHn" persons.
ring four within the circuit
c.
friends of Mr.. & Mrs. Holton
about seventy in number,
their residence on Chelsea
Hill, Wednesday evening,
ST., to celebrate the ft'tieth
'sary of their marriage. 1t
cry pleasant occasion for
Tho attended, and the gen
display of gifts gave ample
&c Of their respect for the
couple.
Annual meeting Of the Or>
o. A agricultural Society was
the Town Hall, Chelsea, on
FSday afternoon There was
full attendance, particularly
Elclsea and bradford, with
considerably ahead, and they
the day on the election OF
excepting Directors. NJ.
mberlin, Esq, of Bradford,
rcted President; Uri Chand.
'iermont, and L. f. Dickens
f Chelsea, Vice Presidents
Hyde, Chelsea, Secretary
! t Chamberiin, Newbury,
rer ; Maj. Richard Smith of
|idgc, Marshal. The names
Directors we cannot give
eXt week, having neglected
} them down. With the pres
bard of Directors there is no
J of changing the location OF
Rir, provided the grounds here
leased on favorable terms, as
is no doubt they now can be.
|sT TOPSHAM.-Rev. y. n.
ter. State Temperance Agent