Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-01-09
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and vicinity.
The meeting Of the Scientific
Association was adjourned from
Wednesday evening for one week
The selectmen have caused t.
be posted notices forbidding coast
ing in the streets. Offenders vii
be- prosecuted according to law.
George Baldwin and j. w
Bliss of this place have bought and
shipped this season over 100000
pounds of wool.
Probate Court at Trotter House
next Tuesday. This will afford any
one owing us for legals, who is anX
ious to pay, an excellent opportuni
ty to do so.
"A home missiOnary--the prn
cipai of the Bradford Academy,
who gave away about five dozen
Testaments to the pupils on New
Years day.
"A small party of ladies and
gentlemen from No. Haverhill had
a supper at the Trotter House Tues
day evening and seemed to enjoy
themselves highly.
The Bradford Brass Band will
give a promenade concert at Town
Hall, Oh Saturday evening of next
week. AS usual, all who attend
will have a good time and enjoy
themselves.
The third select assembly was
held Wednesday evening, and like
the preceding ones, proved pleas
ant and agreeable occasion. There
will be another in two weeks.
The stockholders Of the New.
bury and Chelsea banks will notice
by advertisements in the OPINION
this week, that the annual meetings
will be held at their respective
banking rooms on Tuesday, the 18th
inst.
The announcement that Whit
more & Clark's Minstrels will ap.
pear in this place on this friday
evening, will be pleasing news TO all
who enjoy fun without vulgarity.
This favOrite troupe has been before
the public SO many years that it
needs no Recommendation of the
press" to secure liberal patronage
wherever it goes. That it will be
welcomed by a crowded house on
Friday evening there can be no
doubt.
"A friend in Memphis, Tenn, in
a letter dated Dec. %, says: "Doors
and windows are all wide open to-
day and it is warm aud nice like
summer in the North 1t will be
that Monday the 2Sth
was very cold, clustering day in
this section of country, and that
people who were obliged to be out
of doors went round muffled to the
chin in overcoats and fur.
Persons going south on the
cars should remember that the
mixed train does not run on Mon.
lays. A lady last Monday was
much disappointed because she
could not go to Fairlee in the after
noon, and didn't see anything to
augh at when ably stander remark
ed that she was in excellent season
for the train that would go down
next day.
BY notice published elsewhere
t will be seen that the annual meet
ng of the Orange County Agricul.
tural Society will be held at the
Trotter House, OH Wednesday, Jan.
l3, at l o'clock p. M, Let there be a
full attendance. There is no reason
why this Society may not rank as
high as any in the country. Only.
let our farmers, mechanics and mer-
chants take hold of the matter with
a will, and the fair the coming Fall
will be the best ever held in the
State. "COme let us reason togeth-
r."
MIR. j. ID. Wilson and wife cele.
brated the tenth anniversary of
their marriage on Friday evening,
Jan. 1st. Guests to the number of
ninety came in due time, bringing a
.ar::sty of tin suitable for the &C.
,asion. Presentation remarks were
made by Mr.. o. b. Rogers. Re-
'ponse by Mr.. f. A. Crane. Then
followed an oyster supper which
was appreciated and to which am
pie justices was done. The even
ng was spent in New Years greet
ings, hand shaking, singing. and a
good social time generally. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson spared no pains to
make the interview pleasant to all,
and it proved a success.