Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-12-04
STATE NEWS.

Dairymen's Association have decid
ed to hold a winter session of TIL,
association, OH tho 10th, Goth ant
2lst Of January, 1876, at Rutland
The arrangements for the meeting
will be in charge Of the executive
committee of the society.
LAMolLLE VALLEY RAILROAD
Mr.. Hogan the contractor Of tho
road from johnson to Swanton, has
sub let tho work, and grading is
no" uelng done on every svvt,vn u.
tween Cambridge and Swanton
The contract is to have the road
graded and iron laid for business
the first Of July, and Mr.. Hogan
will try and do it, Mr.. Russell I'm
dcrwood, of st. Johnsbury, has the
contract for building the two bridg
cs on tho line; the one at Cam
bridge 225 feet long, and that at
Swanton $50 feet long. He is to
have until June 10th to complete
them.
Peter Alphonsos Curley, one of
the Barre Bank robbers, now in
Jail at Montpelier, does not think
much of the rose. colored descrip-
tons of him that are floating thro'
the papers. He says that he was a
substituted broker at Troy, N. Y,
during the war, was not in the city
when the hotel burned, never hired
Miles to rob for him, and isn't worth
II cent, having sold his furniture to
employ counsel. He thinks these
stories are gotten up to prejudice
his case in Vermont, in the interest
of George White.
Several barrels of liquor were
seized at the Chester Depot on
Tuesday. The casks were marked
f. w. Hunt & Co., and s. ID. Cur
tbs. The Boston parties appeared
by counsel and claimed the liquor,
but it was adjudged forfeited, and
the parties claiming it appealed.
Mr.. Q. f. Barron, the we'll
known landlord, rendered to the
Dartmouth University Grew of 90.
complimentary dinner, which
took place at White River Junction,
at the junction hotel, on Thursday
evening, the 25th.
j. Estey & Co.. cottage organ
manufacturers, at Brattleboro, have
reduced the wages of their workmen
ten per cent.
"A. T..Gorham, of Castleton, has
been held in the sum of 5000 for
attempting to take the life of his
wife with a carving k nife.
Brattleboro bakers take unusual
pains. One Of them, having on
hand q quantity Of tlonr with crawl
ing propensities, actually put him
self to tho trouble of sitting out the
worms before converting it into
br cad, ,a
The 4th annual Reunion Of the
Conn River Valley Masonic Union,
will be held at Bellows Falls, Fri.
day P. M. and eve, January IA, 1875.
Albert M. Tenney, a brakeman
on the Central Vermont railroad
temporarily employed at Brattle-
ooro, while unshackling a moving
freight car near the depot, Wednes-
lay afternoon, slipped and fell un-
Ter the wheels, and was instantly
killed, his skull being crushed in a
Frightful manner. Deceased was u
young man about % years of age,
unmarried, and belonged at North
N. H., where his re-
mains were taken for burial.
-Dyptherea is prevailing to a
extent in the vicinity
IF Vernon.
The Portland and Ogdensburg
'ailroad is to pay So to 1925 per
,Ord for soft wood this season, and
1916 to So for hard. The Central
las fixed the price at 81, to be mea-
;ured and paid for when they want
o use it.
PANTAER. KILLED. On Friday
# last week, a party of men and
Joys, after sharp chase and a des-
'erate fight, succeeded in killing a
ianther, in Wardsboro. He weigh
d 105 lbs, was Z feet in length and
3 inches in height. .
The new Peoples national bank
# BrattleborO, began business, last
tuesday, in Crosby block.
-Boynton s. johnson of Wood.
took, recently shipped one hundred
IerinO bucks to Texas.
LYONS KATHAIRON prevents the
lair from falling out or turning
ray. renews its growth, and gives
trength and vigor. 1t is delight
ully perfumed, and makes a splen.
i'll 1raSSinU IT iS thp ehaannSt and