Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-05-29
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-Gago Is soda fountain began to
whizz on Tuesday, and will continue
to do 40 through the hot weather.
Parties wishing for ice the com,
ing season will he supplied by leav.
ing orders at Eaton & Co.'s store.
While you are in a spelling
mood try this word: "Payforyour.
Observation-Disclosures who are not in
arrears needn't try it.
Mrs &. r. Andross has move d
her millinery and fancy goods into
the store in the OPINION building
occupied by Geo. r. AndrOss.
The Ladies' Library Association
have recently added IS volumes to
their library and now have u good
number of excellent books.
"A boy stood loudly bawling in
the street. a kina-hearted passer.
by said: "Why do you cry so loud,
my sou y II scream for Curtis ice
cream" was the reply.
If we didn't know that Harris
wasn't any such landlord we
should think he Intended to feed his
guests and boarders on "co,ocum.
. bers" this 81 miner. See Ad.
BY request, the Rev. j. M. G..
Fulton, will deliver his series Of
three sermons on the Book of Ruth !,
in the Town Hall. The first next
Sunday at 5 p. NJ.
The members of Company G.
LIST Regiment N. G. Vt. bradford
GuaIds), are warned to appear at
the Armory on Monday, June 7, at
9o'clock, armed and equipped as the
law directs, for drill and inspection.
No preparations are being made
for public commemoration of
Decoration Day in this place. Rel.
atives' and friends Of the "brave
men who died that the country
might live," will place flowers upon
the graves of some but further
than this nothing will be done.
MIR. and Mrs. d. w. Jackson
are fairly located in their new rooms
in the OPINION Building. Mr..
Jackson will be pleased to show any
one the many merits of the Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine, and
Mrs. Jackson is prepared to do
dress making in the latest style aud
best manner.
Rev. w. Warren of Maine, and
Rev. ID. Lindley, long missionary
in South Africa, will hold a mission
AIRY meeting in the Congregational
Church on next Tuesday evening at
u o'clock. They will have idols and
other heather curiosities. All are
invited. No charge for admission
no collection at the close.
MIR. Jonathan johnson received
a dispatch from Chicago Oh Friday
afternoon that his son Moody was
dangerously injured by accident.
Mr.. johnson and daughter immedi-
ately started for Chicago. A letter
received here Tuesday states that
Moody accompanied by Willie Shaw
were riding, when the horse became
,unmanageable and the occupants
were thrown or jumped from the
carriage. Shaw escaped with slight
injury, but young johnson fell upon
q pile Of brick and was seriously
hurt. His skull was fractured, one
Of his ears nearly torn from the
Mead, and his face badly lnangled.
At the time the letter was written
he ". ~ in . critical condition.
DIR. w. II. Carter, OF this vii
lage, has an iron mortar aud pestle
which wer. brought from Haverhill.
Mass, in l773, by DIR. Samuel
White, the first physician who set
tied in Newburv. The mortar is
cracked a little, but the pestle,
which is of wrought iron, shows but
little wear after being in use. for
more than o century. Dr. White
was a character in his day. The
older persons in and about Newbury
tell scores Of anecdotes and stories
about him, his doings and sayings
many of a comic and laughable ma
ture. He is represented as being a
hard drinker. and yet lived to be ~
years old. If he hadn't got differ
ent stuff to drink from what men
get nowadays he wouldn't have
reached a quarter of that age, which
illustrates the fact that in some
matters our fore fathers had the ad-
vantage of us.
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