Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-01-23

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Under tho now regulations persous can ride
On freight trains provided tickets are pul
chased at stations.
We are glad to record that Mr.
A. Osburne has 80 far recovered
from his recent severe illness, as to
be able to ride to his store.
j. A. Warren announces that
he is bound to sell goods at remark.
ably low prices for the next sixty
days.
Don't forget when you want
stationary Of any kind to call at
OPINION Stationary Store, opposite
the post Office. Ghs EAJ
The select assembly at Shop
herdson's Hall, Wednesday even
ing proved, like the former ones, a
very pleasant and social gathering.
When a boy carries an owl into
school he should be careful and tie
said owl fast, or the bird may get
away and trighten some Of the girls
"hOrribly."
-Messrs. j. w. Bliss, George
Baldwin and G. Il. Andross returned
from down country last week with
nearly score of horses, which they
offer for sale cheap.
The large number of "Singer"
Sewing machines daily arriving at
Warden's is a sure indication that
II isgthe most popular machine in
these parts. Nearly every lady who
tries one, keeps it.
There was not a large company
present at the promenade Saturday
evening, but there were enough in
attendance to have q "good time,"|
and they had it. The music was
first rate.
Prof. Hockenbery is training al
fine pair of colts for Mr.. Phillip Tul-
~. He has several other young
horses under his care which make q
good show, some giving plain indi-
cations Of good speed.
"A little three year old, whose
parents reside in this village, woke
up the other morning, aud seeing
the full moon from the window, in
nooently remarked, 81 should tink
it about time for bod to take that
moon in."
The person who took the pulley.
block from the post in Eaton & Co.'S.
store a short time since, will confer
. favor by returning the same, or i
and getting the mate to it.
A pulley-block is about the last
thing we should think a man would
steal, tor it must be a constant re.
of what will be his end, un-
less he mends his ways.
"A few days ago the workmon
in Judge Strickland's foundry were
to hear loud report, soon
after pouring metal for q casting.
On looking for the reason, they
found that the ''dask" had been
blown to pieces and scattered about
the shop while the "mould" was
non est. 1t seemed that they had
taken an old gun barrel for core
that had a charge in it,
which the hot metal discharged.
Fortunately the workman were at
The other end of the shop when the
occurred.
ION Monday evening about for.
tx Of tho friends of Miss Kate Do
81 gathered at the residence of her
father, DR.. A. A. Doty, and spent
the evening very pleasantly, it being
her 18th birthday. Miss Doty ia
vored the company with some choice
piano solos, and Misses Annie and
Carrie Stevens played several piano
in a charming manner. Games
snd plays such as young people de,
light in filed up thu bill for the
evening, and at a seasonable hour
The friends departed, leaving behind
wishes that Miss Doty might
zee many returns of the happy an.
niversary day.
AT the annual meeti ng of Waits.
lie Fire Engine Co., Jan. 7th the
liz wing officers were elected:
Foye,,, van. Andrew Sargent.
CLERK. "A: Winship,
STANDING 0s.. us, GR: K, An
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