National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-01-16
NATIONAL OPINION BRADFORD VERMONT FRIDAY,
Now Hampshire,

last, with good success. There will
be another concert at the same place
on Thursday, Jan. ODD. The Han,
over band is progressing finely and
make very good music. rr
The United Fraternity and the
Social Friends, the only two open
societies OF the College, have so
ammended their constitution as to
allow the consolidation of their
own libraries with that Of the Co.'s
lege. The College library contains
10000 Volumes, and the two socie,
ties now have 10000.
Said a professor in Dartmouth to
Il notorious laggard, who was once
for q wonder, promptly in his place
at morning prayers, at the appoint
ed time, 1T marked you punctual,
this morning. What is your cX>
cuse ~ IS s,sick, sir, and couldn't
Sleep was the reply, which reminds
Us to mention the young man at
Middlebury College, who couldn't
get up because he wasn't able to
hear the bell. Further explanation
revealed the fact that he didn't
hear it "because the bell rope made
such - of a noise"
A New Hampshire lady gave a
brilliant party on the occasion of
her divorce. The company enjoyed
themselves highly, and Oh seperat'
ing at II late hour, each wished the
fair hostess many happy returns OF
the occasion.
MANCHESTER, N. IT,, Jan. r.
The New Ham pshire Printers AS.
ISOLATION will hold their next annu-
al meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in
this city, on the Goth inst. The
Association will hold q meeting
during the day, and a grand ban
Duet will be given in the evening
by the members Of the Association
who reside in this city. 1t is ex>
pected that a large number of the
printers and publishers Of the
State with their ladies will be pr es.
ent on the occasion.
CONCORD. n. IT,, Jan. 12.-The
affairs of the National Savings
Bank, the Treasurer Of which, W.
w. Storrs, lately proved a default
er, are now assuming n rather
queer phase. The bondsmcn Of the
Treasurer claim that the detalca-
was not in the Savings Bank but in
the First National Bank. The two
banks are in the same room, and it
is said that the Savings Bank had
no till, but that the money was
dropped into the till Of the First
National Bank and credited on the
books of the latter bank, If this
view is correct the bondsmen claim
that it Will release them.
Gen. Luther McCutchins, the re-
publican nominee for the office OF
governor Of New Hampshire, is q
resident of New London, is proml>
nent among tie farming fraternity
and is about 70 years Of age. lie
has been identified with the State
militia, has held several town offices
and has had considerable Legislative
experience, and is now a member OF
the House Of Representatives. H.
the Legislature he has ever distin
yuiShed himself by the advocacy OF
a close economy. lie is PEI sonallI
very popular, and his nomination
gives much satisfaction to the re
publicans Of the State.
One of the gangs of Swedes wh(
have been at work on the Oslens>
burg road, near Upper BARTLETT, quit
work some days ago aud have been
drinking and carousing ever sine
They are dangerous and rockies:
party. Saturday morning a maj
named Miller, Swcde, was foun(
dead in his camp lying on his face
and there were evidences that hi
was murdered, although some sa,
he died in fit. There were mark
on his neck, as if left by the prints
Of fingers, and he had the appear
ance of having been chokcd t.
death. He was drunk the nigh
previous.