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, 1875-02-08


cAIfLE-ln comparison will tue previous week
tlero IL Improvements note hoth III tho character ot
Tho tcmtnd au.l tho prices, 10th tho local a ont
n,d, tr,,. t,t.o. ,,,, .;,, ,uan, ,,n.,, ,,o
49, ,, o ~ ~, ,t, ~ 49, '''' '''uto "'i"..''' .'
e"eet 80 fhat Notwithstanding very cntah!cFaIo III
crease In ottr supplies TIM accii]ntnns 1layo at It'd
tIu1o been urprpesye while at tlo closs of tho week
nohru of trslrnh1. o,,ov rct,o}un1 i, lin ,.rtf.
uu.ol Nor, gtra an scron,I.c0a. hscvoa ,vcro rn
Hi't' 'iiss a'''t eesun'-cnS' pecseh "e'u ro'
tetvetl than during my previous week Of Tho present
acaE0, but tho bulk Of tho supply after all consisted OF
grades lro,v sctnnt- -riass ratn eycr,r,no fr,u, mn
T., .,-n ,u fr ,.,f,, ~ ,sa.a,,,,. ,.. ., s1
" 4,s'o ' ~ "Ae' '''u lfesA'i"k Fl'te" "tre s'oo
@o81 For cho!co to extra shipping steers tho pros
pei ts regarded favorable for continuously mod
,lpnnn At rcnunrativ vo nr,rcs In. I'm arc
a., ,, - ,,, -, H. .., ,n - ~ ~
'so .pf' "a NV " ''ea1''s' s''"cs Wi! gu Lag oA'
cpea tito current tratle requirements m to keep saea
depressed. 6lock stcers nro meeting with stea,ly
.i.,,a ~. a.si, :" ..nI ,,.ts.. .,.;f.
s't''e ~ 'ea.1. au'a prices 'at!I "ro'es aSeta9h8
1rhh 9o 10 tou lhs Icing hoHBht alter at
wllilo In irBtn,ces as high ~ 81 Il 1,as hceu
naId Co,Dnnn tn f,{r fota sct nj q, 7soat sn r1,o
cYtrr,uo ra,gn Of aaIrn wna \, 1dfa7 III rlrrc wnrc
mt ,nnro tt.,, throa nr fSr aaISs n bi1o. aonro
tnnn 81; in 'e - '"' ""'~s ~ '''e"'A "s"'o
hera wn. mint fee,tn, II, IL. NJ, rto+ o S,I,,r1,
and to nrfcra rrr1ent liz i,v tmfra ,vnr. ,ot f,y
n,Oinrat nuunt II trNnu was ,,1r ilI{n thn rango
uf tho subjoiDnI ouotati1ns. ">> ''@S '"@e'
nunTar,oss
E,+ra 1}ccvea-f;roirT strers nyrro,,n,1 iao
tn 55n ,lts 'e''o s' IN A06a7 m
Choirc It,evr.- FIun III w"ii fnr,nni vrar ''
10 4 ycar aid atenr. avnrari,,y + 951 r.
lao Ia. ..s''aS.s0 .'.0e 7s67e NJ
, 1875-02-08
TELEGRAplIlC MARKET REPORTS.


L1yENPooI, Fell. Gil a. m.-Fiour, 91@99s. Wheat
Winter, w 7les8s ID spring. 81 7dfa9s Sd white,
0a 2d@9s 6d; club, 0a 8d@l0s. Corn, sGa@3Gs ID.
Pork 8Oa. Lard, 83s Cd
L1vEnrooL, Fob. o. p. m.-DreAdAtufs quiet.
Rest unchanged.
1oapoN Feb. 0.-The rate Of discount In open mr.
kct for thrca months' bills Ia ~, or Z below The
Bank Of England rate. Conso1B for money, g2ts@
o2.1; account, oa'4ao974; o5's, 1o7k; G7's, 1o7x
10-40's, lo5A; now Is, 10aA; New York Central,
o.; Eric, 28>4 preferred, Az.
PARIS, Fob. B.-lsentca B4f 51 centimes,
LIVERPOOL, Fell. G-Eyeuing- -Dreadstuds qulst.
, 1875-02-08

UILS--EaEbon VIVA llc No higher, awing 10 tile all
rsra and lIsee whale anil turn1tiss wera alao fair.
ly tlrln, W. lIote tarhon 4tandasI wh!te lis deB
test. laSc DO llaals lsgul test lao ticg, iihu; 10
sss1,sAs y s ~ esg ~ lse; s e.Fs wates iarI o
S5e: do b0lct!. aata9o; wialc 7t@7au; SPERM 81 as
ta3. neatsfoot oil, Rr!ety pure, $lp3 do e1trn,
s,s wy 90 ~ N" M 1asts>c nsnt OIL ese .tFsits
tal3c: - ~
not 70 fFesy ns s.af ~ the weather too epl TO
llanllo stuck with hafety, Tho market was nsnn,
especially for chnlcs rptatoeA. Eastern reachhlowa
rshgs fron. gos9'e; Western do. s9ssoo; othcr
ToULTKY-:wasl IN fair local request and firm, the
offerings being unusually atgAt Chickens wern
hiEhrF: Tuskeys tisesae Hdfl3o; cAckells dEesst1,
Nslao per hi ducks, 1oslao per Ii; geess, sisloo
Enthusiastically waa activs aud about 80 higher,
ae!l1!1g - prIAo clnalag at 81 co. Clover
Hungarian sold Ut Bsc. ani ml!let At D,es97Hc.
bhLr-Wa4 quiet anil ateaIy Al follows: Uuondaga
aud ssRlnAw isns $l.as; cana'a DO s1.70; ordinary
s4gs tl.7s dairy, with bazs saD; Ashton dairy. pr
rEls-1ru lusa active, but 10 le.. firm, the general
Following ara ths quotations: Young hysun, common
to gool. 4ot95Ac; rl1tdeo to extra aue s5c4a$1 us
cuminon to tias od Tyson, 65aa'i3c; common to i'm.
lerl4 4stseoc; good to cpiao ao sseasluo: fair 10
TN Hood 8unowder 7utaaoo; chore ti.gauey, 9sct3
sloa extra Aoynns, $11es l.a3; choice 10 e1tta Jap
~, 8actso5e connnu to good DO 5oa376c comn,on 10
nns o9!nns, Qs4ae; sood, aaescac: chece to extra.
WoOD-aalea were light Al tie following prices
ss ~ tsseo s1.1x !nsRle hickory s'o
tEAL-uooti to sholee offerings worn In request 1t
14gc. Heavy Weights weso dull.
MooLCsnAa ~ orders IT. rosstTsd Occasionally a1d
ans md medium vaah>d asssst e4tsot aoaFsa sssssd
, 1875-02-08
LATEST.
lATEST.
!specfaf Dttpateh 10 The EAfc19o Tfibuns.
/, Vnur EoE &,11-o ,,1,{t. 1,,tt +,,.un uAat,

LATEST+
Specfai Dtsratth to The Chicago Tri5une.
new YonK, Feb. as tucks who lnl were rather
mora active than yesterday. The tendency WAS down-
ward throughout the day, and during tho afternoon
there was sss activity thau during the morning. Tho
feRturea were Western Unlou and Iake Bhorc. TlD
old Eight was reopeuel to-day, ngainst West
ctn Union and determined effort was
made by the boars to depreas tho stock, with pref
~ fair One Of the cards used against tho ktock
Ia an Advertisement OF the Atlantic l. pacitlc Tele-
grnrh Company, announcing reduction in telegraph
tolls after the 18th inst 1t III that tho
Western Union Telegraph Company Will DO compelled
to reduce !tn rates also, which will consequently
duce the revenue.
Governments ara quiet and steady.
Gold WAS quiet. but firm, aud advanced from 114,;
to 1i4<. Carrying rates ranged from to per csat.
Money Was in fair supply ut 29a For cent.
6zarling exchange waB a4pady.
ITO The Il issoctatsd {Ftss,1
NEw YonK, Fob. G.-Mo1ey 2h@3. Prime mercan~
tle paper 4 too.
Sterling dull 1t 4ssa4ssx for % days, and ass@
AaSh for sight.
Total imports !or the week. S,,G 900; produce ex-
ports, IS ,o09: cuao,us receipts, 3a5O, 900.
Gold stronger, opening At 11li4, declined to III,
closing at 1l&.S. Carrying rates !, 3eunl fat The
Assistant Treasurer dtsburacd {811 900. Clearings,
e7a.o00.ooo Total exports Of specis for the week.
tlRGa,030
Governments dull and steady.
Iairoad morgsges quiet.
sate bonls nteady, e1capt Tannsaaeea. which are
lower.
Stocks opened weak At decline Of Y to x, chiefly
On Pacific Mail, Wostarn Uuton, nock Isautl North.
western, ond Ohios. At tho second Bour tho n,arket
was dull ad stesay, hut during the last hour stocks
were weak md in mauy Instances tho lowest quota
tions Of tho Week wore made. Tho iarRest
salea we're in Western Enlon which declined
10 791t, closing at 72,x, Thu ttoc1ino In
, 1875-02-08

-- ---~'---
Gnsix.wh%e a"!el "a ,s:st;''ea rcseIrts isso;
~ S Ghr'so 4 S9 o,t, y, M|aao. sos
s ~, nas;",n e. ring sr s re '..a r.
hsaxf. VAT Unchanged Oats q'tos md unchanged
t'Rocra1fa-s,'xnr tai!: hcsvy and nomtsally lover,
reinK ree hcayy "t at s @ sas,.,, ane; Na so
""r, .1s; rssi,s.@soa1 ."te'g't 1t.e'; N,
PEInolsum-I4em:' ~ rcancd. inc 147.a,sxc. crv,e.
7IHtaisse;r H''is r,x,, ,ro..o.,, s,,,,.
s,,"n-tam .M,,--.nrn '1 MG''srn, aotsaie. -.
tat ', ,o @ aall ana ss.icr a 1ee Mef
VIZ; i" ha,ns in 1k. 1o,so aililes duji ona elear
e ssSss nj is:sase. ~ .''''
ru,1Aprtru,A reh' eWitn'nE tut, rox.
"!s.o,Isn, ,! sn Minnesota family s1trn, tss7tes
wrndss N i5na7 ~ % u,ur a. 9tta h's
aaAIK@Whsst nnchsua"I' o' nys aMs.jf, norn IN
tYs Wsa1 n1aa. aMs augahclH 'r!nw 151sa mised
t,nv,,ns ,sHs'. ~" sow WILLY, ooe m1e, o re-
r arI sa1"sftI fess Pors' sao'oe91'oo'
NV, ,u - s'@ rtsI'
1nns 'ru.F' r
ro,s'1 ti ~ excited anu fari'F advsncnH
reg, n,i!. ia'. r,o,,. .,
.ccj. "a M ,t,nrthv ,nr1nnras Ut INK
n9rIKnIet i'9s NV esosaSs YarK tato anil bradford
rnu,Iv a,tr.s In 1-c, tu,.e,-,, So<Snns @ A.osu .
arSts; 2s,a2IS. weAtssn ter rnlls' trss' 2tss?ec
W.IrI,,nnr
r.,7,vonv H., 1'i N, ,, n,,,
enl,'ses. .nsses.whc,t ou,c, mn, s.o,,r. ~ ,,,.u
weacrn q ns: n, WIZ . III In :, IT, ~. ansf
sasfp So p. Wr,crn 40; Il 9 ~ S'2 Ne; a.; s
san ;5a oos 1o a, aHaasa sa n.1s Msster
q H 10, o''' a'''' sna 'nenaoeea' lys quiet es'
o., - snn y, I,..t "itl! Bhnn oInef f.ue fork
, 1875-02-08

HOG rnoDUCTs-wcso rather lesa active and
easier The speculative articles, iu Rylnrathy with
lcclins tn tho price of 1.-Two hogs. 1ns following are
tha ttockH Of product Oh LanA now iu this city, with
coartnnna, rcpored by the Secretary of tho Pork
Packers Associniou
, 1875-02-08

SIIEEF~-IlaY0 bttn IN fl1r ah!pTInE anu local de-
mat,a, aud have not been autertrd 10 my important
1ngs In yalues. closing qnoat!ons being $3.f53s.75
Tor Inferior to etu and ut 55.00@6.96 for good 10
extra. Mont of the trading accomplished within q
rango of $4.50@5.50.
, 1875-02-08


ms,ch .t sta .oa,s IN ,oo ,r,, ,s,,c, A,r i,
"a NJ sn,i III .n,r W =. III ~, ~, MI t,ts
seeT @ ri ynS G IT. I"ta a rs I9ntes, ~ +,
ak' for IT. To ~ m15es, sisr sp.s 5 tae 1
fa;St fr nr;l 'r '"F A''''n' """ ''''''e'
tir ,orr yss nominal nj s1a50: family nca. III at
trMr 10 Il slas s'"' "'''~~
tan'--"a4 srlt'c, md 9stS%, rer lna H. h. lower.
~. Ht,y ss & ' ,r ' ~ ;t XIII th,r ,.rn feo ' n"
tc hi Insi ,nrkt nro iusl su,nIlrr ,st, ycnr au1
having irangt ont good many nr.crs from outside,
csrccaIy as tue aneke ni iaf ~ thes noifta are Vii
' ~ ~ ~; froi"i,,s "nr r,;,',, tivs,r 49, .han,oNts
SaIps werg reEnrtod IN 'EbauRc If 5nQu tcH cls d.
seller the month atsla.i5t93Ga; G,nN tes seer March
a. xEa.'uMla:fIa; 9.!on hs sceF April nt tiI"9h"H
hct r,s! nj el a, ras iii X faS MorrIs. mi s,u5
for A1r!l.
MEsVs-Were IN gnod demand, and firm nj fully Pre-.
s lllffrs tnh tliigliR mn'nihsht relng h.iHlnAtea
r.,nrod ~ }an na H. fuity n"ro' s1,n"i,or. ~ 4, -
22b.uN lbs slor. rihs At 9sc r:,sl, a,A TO-, reipr
AZ FL ooo1 lbs t!ors elears 1t or; 6o1 hn1ca long
NIX saort rera - taG -,'o5 Ies Eteen naaH ln ~
%rr.: d. - IT, III l'r c.ar ~ " ~ .nrt ,, IL. a. ~ H.,
thurt ritar, aud S ese Il t1n INNS, swret.pickird
hnu's ti' rs average II io,.tSln1r. Meats II. salt
tiAtt enre0 luoled At Tor slioilirrs cash Or
nri or III, y" M, ". sn',, hr,,,-, ~, S.' w.
petrr March 0s.r: o seller Apr!i We; tlar; riM
94tR35se cash nr seller February; do snIlor March.
w; ~ se'r hai ~ hh"Ti elcnft; V.r; no seller
ii,hrr tIan t'nsc s,r rut h,ms n" i1 tSiT -. -
lIacn r1,cnts uslud At l2al3lc for haIs !; % for
Shoulders l0.c fJr slurt ribs, mud ii.c for short
c't.rs-.u Fashtu. .. ..,,
aHI u i,,I,,t,"1n, ,,' u r ",s ,,"; , ,,, w
c1,nnvr Al sa1j fir mess 3o IL fur MIRA ,,ess and
| {..n'lti Il. 80 fur kanls.
TALLo~-ouotoa ut satisIc.
! -
| eHeAo9 'ofrs'
| floCl-"as quiet anil unchanged. There was
uctscF INJURY ioF su1FHlet Hut FInhli AHefencp Dc
, 1875-02-08
COMMERCIAL,

Tbs following were tie receipts and shipments of
tho leading articles Of produce sn this city during tue
t1snty-rous houfs ending at I O'Clock gu Saturday
morning and for tbs corresponding data oae year $50
, 1875-02-08

Withdrawn from etoro ou Friday for city con.
sumption: 2,o7s bu nhoat, 7,529 bu corn, 2,lo1 bu
oats. 1,sGI bn rye, 2.y31 b1i barley.
Tho following grain waa inspected inlo store OH
Saturday morning: No. spring, ii, ears No.
do, II cars No. do, rejected do On wlrab;
cars yellow corn 8 hgh 1nxe.l d., II cars No. !
do, 10 rnrs rejected do 90 corn. n'l newt car white
oats, car No. do; cars M. rye; 4 cara Nc.
bnrley, cars No. 1n. Total 15d cars, nF 6'.'A
bu 1n.rcrted out: l007o t wheat. aA.os2 bu corn,
13,8l1 b1, oats, l,4;2 III rye, 1,7l7 LII hurley.
The following tic rt,'rfl'ls aud Shipments Of
trcalsus al 'iyc stors 1T ths ront during the paas
week. md for tie corresponding wccka ouaina o.
t9;teI:
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

THE pew owners OF the present
Congregational Church met accord
ing TO the notice published, at the
Academy, Monday evening, for the
purpose of seeing what should he
done to dispose of the present meet
ing house and site. The treasurer,
John b. Pickett, called the meeting
to order. The roll being called it
was found that 324 slips were repre-
scented. On motion of Col. II. Farm
ham u committee Of three disinter-
ested persons were appointed to ap'
praise the pews of persons who have
not given their consent to the sale
of the house. WIN. sshepharlsOn,
DR.. u. Gilman and q. w. Earr were
appointed such committee. Suisse
quently Mr.. Il. q. Rrdington was
appointed in place of Mr.. Farr. 1t
was voted, 304 to l, that the society
sell the meeting house and site to
the new society at price hereafter
to be fixed. Later in the evening
the price was fixed at $1,000 ut which
figures the transfer will be made.
j. B. W. Priclard was authorized to
deed the property to the new s0cie-
ty. VIM. Ii. Stevens, moved that
the appraisal of pews made three
years ago be taken AS basis and
reduced pro rota so that the agSrc-
gate value of the slips shall not eX-
coed $1,000, which motion prevailed.
Messrs. j. b. Woodward, Ii. g.
Johnson and j. II. Sawyer were APP
pointed committee to circulate a
paper to get the remainder Of the
pew owners to release their pews to
the society. Adjourned to meet
May LIST, at the church at O'Clock,
=. Nj.
1t is understood that the building
committee of the new society will
commence at once and push the
work to completion at as early a day
as it can be well done.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24
The Opinion News Depot

has been largely patr0nizcd since 1t
was commenced u few months ago.
Its patrons appreciate the advan
tages it offers for procuring maya
zines, newspapers, pictures, sheet
music, &C., without the trouble Of
writing to the publishers, and the
risk Of sending money by mail, or
the expense OF post office orders or
express charges. Many persons
who cannot really spare % or 81 at
n time for reading matter, can pay
o or 8 cents a week without incOn.
venience. Another advantage of
the News Agency plan is, if Il per-
sou is not satisfied with the paper or
magazine he is taking he can
change it for some other, Or discOn-
tinue it altogether. This is far pre-.
ferable to the old style Of yearly
subscriptions, when the subscriber
is obliged to take the paper II whole
year or lose the money paid in adj
vance. We furnish books, periodi-
icals, music, pictures, &c, at pub
listers prices.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

~ dollars and PAYABLE to tho said George W.
Prescott. ID. or order on demand, with inter
est annually, which is now justly due aud owe.
ing, and has not been paid, aud further set
ting fol- III that the said George u. Wilson on
the 3ist day of March A, ID. 1879 duly execut.
ell to Raymond G. Withorspoon, Of said New.
bury, u mortgage deed of the same premises,
condi tioned for the payment of two notes exc.
cuted bv said Wilson one dated June alst, 1872.
for the sum of one hundred dollars. and the
other given for the sum of ono hundred aud
fifty doll dated March a5th, 1879, both pay
able on demand, with interest annually, and
which said notes are now due and unpaid. and
said mortgage has not been assigned to the
said Prescott.
And further setting forth that the said
George N. Wilson on tho 2lst day Of Deem
Der 1874 duly executed to Joel =. Fletcher of
st. Johnsbury, in the County of CALIFORNIAN, u
mortgage deed of the sane premises. condi-
toned for the payment to said Fletcher. all
sums of money the said Wilson then owed
him, or might hereafter be owing him. whcth-
or on note. book account, or demands of any
kind, which said sums. tho petitioners inform,
cd amount to nearly one thousand dollars, and
has never been paid, and said joel p. Fletcher
has deceased aud the said Henry Il. Fletcher
has been appointed administrator of the goods.
chattels and estate of said Joel p, and this
mortgage has not been assigned to your petit
toner.
anu praying lnut tne cuul'N VI TtucIupIlhn
of said George II. Wilson, Raymond &. With
erspoon and Henry L Fletcher. administrator
as aforesaid may be forccosed, agreeable to
the provisions of section 10 Of chapter 90
Of the General Statutes.
And whereas 1t appears that the said Geo.
II. Wilson resides out of this state, so that n
subpoena cannot be served on him
Therefore in pursuance of the Statute in such
case made and provided, notice is hereby Civ
en- to the said George H. Wilson, and he is
chanccry, next, to be holden at Chelcsa
within and for the County of Orange, on the
first Tuesday of June a. ID, 1875. aud make
answer to said petition of foreclosure and
abide such orders aud decree in the premises
as to said court shall seem meet.
And the orator is directed to cause this or
der together with the substance of SAID petit
tion to be published three weeks successfully
i'll the Bradford Opinion, newspaper printed
at bradford in said County the last of which
publications shall he at least twenty days
previous to said first Tuesday of June 1874.
Dated at Chelsea in the County Of Orange
the Goth day of April A. d 1875.
l.. G. HINCKLEY, Clerk.
ORIN GAMBELL, Solicitor.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24
i. G. T. NJ. II. II.

Ugh /! The cold March wind
how it cuts,
New lot of decalcomanie pic.
tures at OPINION Stationary store.
MIR. Ned A. Bailey has been in
Boston the past week buying new
goods. "Wait and see and happy
be.'
Persons liable to pay U. 8. In.
ternal Revenue Tax will notice the
advertisement, in another column
IN govern themselves accordingly.
If anybody wants to get ebay
seed in their hair they can find a
arge amount of it 1--WE mean hay
seed not hairy at Eaton Il Co.'s or
Stevens u Bagley's.
The building committee of the
new church will receive plans and
specifications until Saturday noon,
May LIST, for a church building of
about q or so slips, the cost not to
exceed $4,000 above the foundation.
The social assembly in Shep-
hardsou's Hall, Fast night, was well
attended considering the bad
Weather. There were a sufficient
lumber present, however, to make
t very enjoyable affair.
MIR. b. l.. Forrest has bought
put the hair dressing saloon of Mr..
Largess, in this village, and has re-
fitted the same in good style and
taste, and is prepared to wait upon
al customers promptly and well.
DR. j. N. Clark, dentist Of this
Village has received letters patent
or his improvements in rubber
,lates for artificial teeth, and now
bffers county, city or town rights for
hale.
Tho Spring term of Bradford
Academy opened on Thursday I'M
Ter the instruction of A. e. Cud-
worth of Newburyport, Mass,
.eacher of experience. The school
will continue II weeks.
1t is reported that a Grange
was formed in Bradford, Tuesday
evening. We have been unable to
ascertain whether the report is true
)r false. AS IL boy once said in re-
erence to another matter: "NO.
body don't know nothing about it
md what they do know they will
never tell"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

BARNET. A revival of great in
terest is now being enjoyed in Bar
net. The meetings have been of
wonderous solemnity and power.
On one evening the whole congrega-
ton seemed melted to sObs and
tears so that it was difficult to 60 on
with the services. Many have be.
come christians and many more are
inquiring the way of life. In some
cases whole families have been
brought in. Gods people are
awake and humbled and overjoyed
at the displays of Gods grace and
goodness. G..
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

THE New SOCIETY. In response
to an. advertisement in the OPINION,
the persons interested in the build
Ing of new Congregational Church
in this village met at the Academy,
OH Saturday evening. The society
was organized, and adopted a Con-
stitution and By Laws in accordance
with Chapter 80 of the General
Statute of Vermont. The following
are the officers
/ Roswell Farnham, President.
= Fl. g. johnson, Vice President.
j. b. w. Prichard, Secretary.
John B. Pickett, Treasurer.
Albert Al e. Bailey, Executive and
! j. johnson, Building Com.
Considerable other business of no
especial interest to the public was
transacted, after which the society
adjourned t" meet at the Academy,
May l, at z o'clock p. NJ.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

WEST NEWBURY. Mr.. II. X.
Wilson has taken as partner Mr..
Brock. The firm name will be Will
son & Brock. The new partner is u
live-awake, go-ahead young man of
good business tact a grandson of
David McAllister, Esq.
l.. l.. Tucker, Jr., left on Monday
for Troy, N. Y, for the purpose of
attending the Commercial School in
that city.
Widow Sawyer has sold her place
to David Eastman. She will live
with her son Joseph.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

Twenty more Singer Machines
have arrived at Bradford within the
past few days, making seventy five
Mr.. Warden has had since Dec. LIST.
The demand for this standard, pop
ular machine is increasing daily, and
will continue so to do wherever it is
known.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

MCINDOES FALLS. The Vermont
Y. NJ. g. A. commenced their labors
here on Monday, the 10Th of April.
Meetings have been held morning,
afternoon and evening. The church
was crowded at each meeting. The
meetings were exceedingly interest.
ing and give promise Of doing much
good.
The McIndoes Lumber Company
started their mill the 18th, although
the ice is not fully cleared out yet.
Henry McCole has sold his place
TO Mr.. Manchester. H.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

WEST FAIRLEE. Deputy ID. E.
Boyden organized "Blazing STAR
Grange, in this place, on Thursday
evening of last week, Of which the
following are the officers:
Ethan Dimond, Master HiramJ. Kenney,
Overseer; G. o. Durham. Lecturer; AlmOn
johnson, Steward; Friedrich Polsue, Assistant
Steward; Mrs. p X. Robinson, Chaplin; NJ.
NJ. Cox.Trcasurcr; =. X. Robinson, Sec. Geo
johnson, Gate Keeper: Mrs. Almon Johnson
Ceres Mrs. Hiram Kenney. Pomona Miss
Lillian B. Dinond. Flora Mrs. G. j.. 1Iough-
ton, l.. A. S. j, +. Eastman, Agent.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

OXFORD, On Wednesday of fast
week Mrs. Edwin Ford was made
the recipient of IA beautiful toned six
octave Esty Organ, a birthday pres.
ent from her parents, Col. A. p.
Gould and wife of PiermOnt. The
first intimatiOn Mrs. Ford had of
the good fortune in store for her,
was the bringing the instrument in
to her house where she had invited
few friends to meet her on the an
niversary of her birthday.
We should think for the credit of
school District No. l they would at
once set about repairing their school
house, before the wind aud storm
entirely demOlishes the house.
The man who has gone to ''farm-
ing for his health probably is quite
as well as some other folks in town.
H,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

Personal. Mr.. John e. Cham
berlin. of South Newbury, who it
will he remembered had a paralylic
shock IA few weeks ago, is consider
I'd by his physician, DIR. Carter, out
ut danger, if no new complications
set in. Mr.. Chamberlin is one of
;he most enterprising citizens of
the town and his loss would be
deeply felt. He has been one of
The heaviest railroad contractors
ever raised in Yankee land, and is
one of those men who like to see
business Summing"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

1t is a good time to send in
your names for the Spelling Match,
the 3Oth inst, as requested last
week. Let those who think all our
amusements are wrong be the first
on the list when something really
innocent and legitimate is inaugu-
rated. Prizes will be announced
next week.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

ST.. JOHNsBURY. John B.
Cough, the eloquent temperance or
ator, will lecture in Academy Hall,
on Thursday evening of next week.
he lecture takes place under the
auspices of the Y. Nj. G. A.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

-Keyes of Newbury has just re-
turned from the city, haying pur
chased an unusually large aud fine
stock of spring and summer goods.
tie will tell you all about it next
week,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

AUCTION. j. Bailey, Jr., will
sell for Mrs. Sarah Holmes a lot of
household furniture, farming tools,
&c, at Newbury Street on Satur-
day, April "a, at II o'clock.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-24

"A. Allyn Olmsted Of South
Newbury wants three more sub
scribers to the chronological Journ'
al to complete a club. He offers
rare inducements.