Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17

ing, and the ice is floating oil Will
ont any damage in this section.
Ladies' il you want to make
rag carpet, call ut Eaton Il Co.
and see the string they have TO
warp.
The sugar house of NJ. ID. Far
burned to the groun, on Wrdnesda.
eve. with 90 lbs. of sugar and
quantity of syrup.
DR.. o. II. Stevens has hat
great improvements made IN hi
Dental Office, and is now prepared
to do work promptly and in goo'
m inner.
Mr.. John Pickett Of this place
has II Colt, of the Morgan blood, one
wear and nine months old, whicl
weighs 40 lbs.
During the summer, commcnc
ing next Sabbath, the hour iol
morning service in both churches
will be at lOl o'clock.
Don't forget the Assembly at
Shrphardson's Hall. this (Friday)
evening. Whitcomb's String Band.
five pieces, will be present and dis
play some fine music.
Spring has come again, and the
travelling for miles around, is quite
good, and III some places the dust
flies. If the weather holds pleasant
it will BE good travelling in a few
days.
= There will be Socable at the
house of Mr.. Joseph Tibbetts, We'd
nesday evening, April DIST. Hot
sugar and a good time is to be the
order of the evening. Double teams
will run from the village.
Stevens Il Bagley still live and
are now in the old stand Of G. =.
Clark, where they have a full line OF
goods aud are always ready to show
their goods whether YOU buy or not.
Give them a call.
On Goshen street, in this town,
there is a tree which measures
twenty feet and nine inches in cir
.cumitrence at the foot OF the stump.
which has been estimated to contain
FIVE cord, of solid wood. Who can
beat this
Now is the time to commence
springs work, and Eaton & Co.. Of
fer for sale all kinds Of Agricultural
implements. Read advertisement in
another column ana see what they
have to sell, low for cash.
Some sugar. Although the
weather has not been very good this
spring for good run Of sap, but
there has been quite a lot of sugar
made III this vicinity, there being
shipped from this place, in the last
five days, as follows, by freight 22,
1927 lbs, by express II, 800, maxim.
|36, S27 lbs.
"A large turtle. AS some boys
were walking on the banks of Waits
River on Tuesday, they found "a
large taitle. which measured 30
inches from tip to tip, and II across
the shell, and weighed 81 lbs. This
is the largest turtle found for some
time about here.
Set 'em up again. While Mr..
j. III. Howe, vas turning his
"grays" in front of the Post Office,
on Saturday afternoon, the pole OF
the coach struck the hind wheel of
Mr.. Geo. Baldwin's wagon and up
set it, with its occupants in the
mud-no damage was done.
Judge Stevens of Newbury,
made his anniversary walk from
Newbury to Bradford, a distance of
eight miles. on Sunday last. The
Judge is now so years old and feels
quite young and lively. 1t has been
his custom to take Il walk on his
birthday so this year came to Brad
ford. to visit his daughter, Mrs.
Peasee.
There was quite an excitement
early Sunday morning, in a tene.
meit house not far fl ON here. A
Frenchman had been drinking
some "firewater," and in cOnse-
qience it began to work on his
BRAIN. and to free his anger, he be-
gun t. break out windows. staveu p
furniture and knock down women.
He was soon Quoted hy the land
lord aud things put to rights again.