Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-02-27
STATE NE VS..


The beautiful cOlered pictures
l4xlS inches at the OPINION Sta.
tianery Store, are selling rapidly at
10 cents single, or so ceuts for six.
BY mail 10 cents EACH. & y
As DIR. Marsh of East Dorset,
was out visiting some patients dur.
ing the terrific storm on Wednes.
day night, of last week, he was
blown from the road-horse, sleigh
and self,-the horse under the fence,
the sleigh smashed up, and himself
with broken arm, and unable to OK
tricate himself. ..i
MORTALITY AT WEST RANDOLPH.
Sickness, with its usual attendant
mortality, seems to prevail ut West
Randolph. Monday two lay dead
in the village, and one just in the
edge Of Braintree, they being Il
child of Mr.. ,Kimball, Dexter Goss,
and Mrs. Smith.
NEW LANDLORDS. The Avenue
House ut st. Johnsbury is now kept
by Oren and Milo Hale, SONS of ..
&. Hale, the owner Of the propert y,
and those who have stopped there
say they have inaugurated q vast
improvement, the hotel now being
II good one.
BADLY FROZEN. During the re.
cent cold term, Mr.. John Burt was
terribly frozen while driving his cat
tie from Rockingham TO NARROW, N.
H., having moved from the former
place to the latter. Both hands
were frozen nearly to his elbows,
and both feet nearly to his knees,
beside which he was frost bitten
about the head and face.
Mrs. Moses Sabin, mother of
Daniel Sabin Of Williamsville, in
the town of Newfane, with whom
she has been living, met with a
shocking death Oh Wednesday
morning of last week. She arose
at o'clock and had kindled a fire
in the fire. place, when by some mis-
hap, she fell hoadfOremost into the
flames. So severe were her burns
that she only lived a little while.
Her son was badly burned in try
ing to rescue her. Deceased was 80
years of age, had led useful life,
and was widely known and univer.
sally respected.
Charley Tisdale of Barton, IL
years old, son Of Joel Tisdale, fell
from the high beams in VIM. II.
Martins barn--abOut twenty feet
last Friday afternoon. He struck
on the barn floor in a sitting pos
ture, and escaped serious injury, al
though he was taken up so nearly
unconscious that it was sometime
before his playfellow, Johnny Mar
tin, could make him understand
where he was aud how he came
there. His first question seemed to
Johnny very appropriate, and was,
"Does school keep today y 1t had
finished the day before.
A SENSATION AT NoRTHFIELD.-
NOrthtield has had a sensation, a
daughter Of Spencer Brooks having
horsewhipped youth named Kel-
ley, her father standing by, with his
coat off, to see that she was able to
do it. The alleged cause is that
Kelley had thrown in her way an
obscene publication, he having got
u lad to throw into sleigh he sup.
posed she was to ride home in a
''who's been here since Is'h been
gone" Dutchman picture, which is
not just the sort of an engraving to
present a lady friend. 1t did not
fall into her hands, but an aunt got
hold of it, and the furnished honor
of the family could only be FURNISH
ed up by IA horsewhipping, for which
the father purchased a new instru-
ment of tlagellation. The affair
caused much talk, and has not left
either party standing any better
than they did before it's occurrence.
-M0nitor. .-..