Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-06
b. q. ~ M. 4. Il.


The many friends of Mr.. Thon
as Martin, principal Of the Acat
envy, will regret to learn that he
confined to his room, with rheuma
ic fever.
DIR. A. A. Doty is in want of
young man who wishes to work fU
his board and attend school or stud
medicine. 1t is a good opportunit
for any one who wishes such
chance.
The award of the commission
on the application for full station
at PiermOnt crossing, is that TIL
public good does not require an.
more accommodations than are nov
given by the railroad.
One OF the amusing episodes II
the recent election in this village
was the "pairing of" by one of the
hardest working and most enthusi
astic Republicans, with man who
has not been in town long enough
to vote.
We understand that the com.
mittee who are soliciting subscrlp-
tons for funds to remodel the old
Congregational Church, or build a
new one, are meeting with much Ell.
cOuIagement.
-GeO. Baldwin, as executor. will
sell the building and land situated
nearly opposite the town house in
this village, at auction, OH Saturday
March Ii, ut O'clock 1t is de-
sirable location and offers q fine op
pOrtunity for some one to secure a
good house on reasonable terms.
Town meeting past off very
quietly in the village. The Demo
Gratis had it about all their own way,
with the exception of when the vote
for third selectman was cast. -Four
trials were made before an election
vas secured. The final result was
the choice of Mr.. p. s. Chamberln,
Republican the other two men,
bers of the board being Democrats.
If you know Of any items that
you would like to see in print, and
which are appropriate for publica
tiOn, please mention them to us, or
write a few lines informing us and
the facts will be written out, We
try to publish all the locals of inter
est that we hear of, but editors can
not know everything until they
hear about everything.
The lecture on Nova Scotia, de-
livered in the Methodist Church, on
Wednesday evening, by Rev. MIR.
Fulton was we'll attended consider
ing the weather. Mr.. Fulton is a
fluent speaker, and gave the lecture
in all earnest and impressive man
ner. His description of the habit,
manner and custom of the people, as
well as of the scenery of Nova SEQ
tia, secured the earnest attention of
his hearers.
The friends of N. B. Stevens, for.
merly of the TrOtter House will be
pleased to learn that he is meeting.
with excellent success as landlord of
the Marlboro Hotel, 227 Washington
Street, Boston. His house seems to
be headquarters for persons from
ibis section of the State, who visit
the Hub, and certainly they cannot
strike a better public house.
1t seems as if there might be
some plan adopted by this and 9th
Or towns, by which tramps can be
made to pay their way, or in other
words earn their living. The report
IF the Overseer of the Poor shows
hat the keeping Of these shiftless
characters cost the town over $50
asst year. How would it do to have
T, good large pile of wood at some
convenient point, and suggest to
;hese moving specimens of laziness
hat when they had sawed fifty
cents worth they would be entitled
0 supper, lodgings and breakfast.
Try this plan one year and the next
ramps will be "a scarce in town as
cumming birds in winter.
The Ladies Library Association
will meet at Mrs. G. II. AndrOss'
1t 2 o'clock Saturday p. m.
Fair Haven and Baltimase Oys-
ers at Curtis Restaurant,
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