Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-10-02
B, G. & VI. II. Il.
LEAVE HAvERlItLL STATION.
Only II few days of grace re

Only few days of grace re
main for delinquents to save fifty
cents per year on their subscriptions
Now is the accepted time.
The Bradford Brass Band will
give "a promenade concert at Tow
Hall, Wednes lay evening. October
6. Good order will be preserved
and good time is anticipated. PAT
ronize home institutions.
In order to give rs complete a
report of the Fair rs poSSiDley the
publication OF the o PINION will ht
DELAYED one day next week. Tn,
paper will be mailed Saturday in
stead OF Friday.
Judge II. II. Powers will be il
town Friday, on business connected
with tue Chauncerv Court. 1t is
expected that settlement of the j
& Il. G. Johnson estate will bt
reached.
Mrs. G. S. Stevens has, the
present week, purchased a large lot
of new goods in the ci ty, which she
will be pleased to show the ladies
and TIE crest of mankind.'
We are glad to announce that
w. II. Gilmore, Esq, the Treasurer
of the Agricultural Association has
so far recovered from his recent
sickness as to leave no doubt of his
being present at the Fair next
week.
1t is evident that Mr.. McGreg-
COR the princi pal of the Academy,
believes in the power Of music. lie
has procured an organ for the
Academy and secured the services
of Miss Cleveland of Bath, an eXpe-
rienced teacher, and vocal music will
be one of the regular exercises of
the school.
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Curtis are
in Boston buying goods for fall and
winter trade. The goods will arrive
in season to be upon the shelves
the early part of next week, SO that
visitors ut the Fair will have the
first pick. Asa runs Cy's grocery
while he is away, and does it well
too.
Mr.. RI. G. briggs received Sc
we're fall at his house on Monday.
He went up narrow pair OF stairs
preparatory to going upon the roof
of the ell of his house to see about
some repairs, when he fell, striking
upon the bottom stair with great
force.
Some one will be in attendance
at the business Office of the OPIN.
ION during the Fair, ready to take
pay for subscriptions, job work and
advertising. We hope those in
debted will take that opportunity
to settle their accounts, as we need
the money
Reporters and other members
of the press attending the Fair next
week will fluid the "latch string out"
at the OPINION Office Every facili
ty will be atforGed them by the at
taches of the Office, as we'll as by
the managers of the Fair. to make
out and forward their reports.
The Secretary of the Fair will
be at TrOtter House on Monday, the
All, ready for business. 1t would
be a great convenience to him and
save much confusion if those per-
sons residing in Bradford and vicin-
ity, who intend to exhibit at the
coming Fair would make their en-
tries on Monday. If they will do
so. it will give him ample time to
attend to entries made by parties
from more distant points, on Tues
day.
BY a notice elsewhere it will
be seen that on and after October
LIST, conductors will collect 90 cents
in addition to ticket office rates
from passengers without tickets,
giving therefore check for that
amount which will be cashed at any
ticket Office on the road. This rule
has been in force for a number of
years on many railroads and found
to work well. 1t is very seldom
that it is necessary for person to
get upon train without ticket,
and when he does he should be will
ing to be put to a little trouble to