Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-13
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thaw. "Not here, not here my child.
To-day and tonight (Friday
offers the last chance for big bar
gains at Pike & Gannett's store, n.
they must vacate on Saturday, DC
not fail to take II look ut their goods
and prices.
"A Poem, "HOrses and Hobbies.
by Miss Lydia II. White, will b'
read in the Cong. Church, Frida,
evening, Feb. 10th, by Rev. l.. Ii
Elliot. Doors open at 6 o'clock
Reading to commence at I. Admis
sion % cts. The Reading is for tn,
benefit of the Ladies' Society, the
same as last year.
We printed nearly two hundred
extra copies of the OPINION last
week, but they were all sold before
Saturday noon. We have had APP
plication for u hundred or more
copies since, which of course we
could not supply. Moral: Take
the paper and then when anything
of importance occurs in this vicini
ty, you will be sure of one copy at
least.
There will be an adjourned
meeting of the Bradford Congrega-
tional Meeting House Society ut the
Academy on Wednesday the 18th
inst. at I o'clock, p. NJ. 1t is desira
bic that every pew owner, and all
interested should be present as there
is Il project on foot to alter the meet
ing house. A committee were APP
pointed at previous meeting to,
estimate the expense of such altera'
tons, who are to report at said
meeting
Eaton g. Co. do the largest
hardware business of any firm in
this section of the State. They
supply most of the iron, steel, smiths
and carpenters tools. agricultural
implements &c. used within radi-
us of thirty miles of this place.
They carry very large stock, and
have fine assortment of every
thing in their line.
We have received several prose
communications and two poetical eft
fusions upon the recent tragedy in
Pierm0nt. We cannot sec that any
good will result from discussing the
matter in the newspapers on the
other hand the continued keeping of
the facts before the friends must be
source of sorrow to them. We
therefore decline to publish any
thing upon the subject.
The next and concluding select
assembly will be held at Shepherd,
sons Hall on Wednesday evening
the oath inst. 1t is proposed to
make the last gathering something
more than an assembly. The pro
gramme will be somewhat lengthcn-
ed, and supper will be served at
the Trotter House. Hough's Band
of Lebanon, has been engaged for
the occasion, which is u guarantee
that good music will be furnished.
The Bradford Scientific Asso-
citation will hold it's next regular
meeting at their Rooms No. s,
Hardy's Building, on Monday eve,
next, at o'clock. Articles are ex-
pectea from Prof. Thos. Martin, FL
g. johnson and Ii. G. Day.
Subject, "The Transit of Venus
At the last Annual Meeting, Col.
Farnham gave notice that at the
next business meeting he should OF
fer an amendment to the Constitu-
ton, changing the time of our An
nual Meeting, and also of the mode
of amending the Constitution. a.
full attendance of the members of
the association is desired, and the
public are cordially invited to at
tend.
Call at w. E. Cages and see
the beautiful chromos he gives to
every one who buys one pound Of
the Oriental Tea. These teas are
warranted among the best. in the
market, and the wonder is how
Gage can sell them so cheap to say
nothing Of giving away splendid oil
chrOmOs.
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