Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-11
Il. q. & NJ. II. Il.
LEAVE uAvERIIILL STATION.

Warden il in Boston buyin
holiday goods.
Everett, the Dentist, sports
new sign.
MIR. Ned A Bailey, of the firm
of Bailey u Son fell aga inst stove
on Sunday evening and severel!
burned one side of his face.
MIR. William Marlin succeeds
Mr.. Daniel Elliott as gate-kecpe
at Piermont toll bridge. Dan ha'
opened a boarding house at Well.
River.
On Monday, Dec. 6, there was
a change ma dc in the time of run
ing some of the trains over the
Passumpsic road. The table at the
head ofour local columns had hes,
be consulted by persons intending
to travel by rail.
The members of Waits River
Grange will remember that their
annual meeting occurs this (Friday)
evening, and that matters Of much
Importance to the order are to be
considered. Let there be full
turnout.
The old saying that "The fools
are not all dead yet" is well illus
trated by the Bradford correspon-
dent of the Argus, who says that
some one in this vicinity sent $3.50
to a firm in Windsor, Ohio, expect
ing to receive therefor seven bar
rel revolver.
There is to be II "basket party"
at the residence of Mrs. l.. ID. Liv-
ingston, Wednesday afternoon and
evening of next week. 1t will be
under the direction of the Ladies'
Society of the Cong. Church. In
the evening there will be sociable
All are invited.
FIRE. On Friday afternoon, the
Sd inst, the dwelling house of }.
S. Wright, near the Fair Ground,
in this village was entirely burned
down. The fire company was call.
ed out, but could not operate for
lack of water within reach of the
fire. This is sad loss for Mr..
Wright, as he is poor, hard-work-
ing man, and had no insurance on
his bu ilding.
Mrs. Geo. w. Chamberlin, Of
South Newbury, who has recently
returned from the State of Georgia,
has sent us stalk of sugar cane,
just cut from her Plantation, full of
the patural juice; which is quite
curious article to us, in these frozen
regions of the North. She ate green
peas from the field, while there, and
brought some freshly gathered flow
ers from the garden.
The Social gathering at the
residence of Mrs. Asa Low, on
Wednesday evening, of last week
was quite large and all present
seemed to enjoy the occasion we'll.
The singing by Misses Cleveland
and Hibbard was excellent, as also
were the oysters and coffee. Why
not have these social gatherings
often, and give an opportunity for
Bradford people to become acquaint-
ed with each others
DR. William Child Master of
Ammonoosuc Grange of Bath, N. H.,
will give free lecture at the Con-
gregational Church this, friday
evening under the auspices of the
Bradford Lyceum, commencing
promptly at Z O'Clock.
Subject "Sanitary measures i'll
the Rural Districts" The Doctor
will speak of ventilation, of sick
rooms, of cellars, of sinks and drains,
and briefly of land drainage. He will
illustrate these subjects and his lect
ure by means of blackboard, with
blue and white crayon. Flattering
notices of this lecture have appeared
in the N. Y. Tribune, Sun, and the
press generally of his own State.
He is a man of culture, has a fine
reputation as speaker. A decided
interest is manifest by the Changers
in the lecture and everything now
promises we'll and indicates for
him crowded house.
The simple announcement that
Warden has been to market this
week for his usual stock of Holiday
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