Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-06

ole enough TO sec the handsome bu
siness open to him. He turned out
to be . 6rst.class business man and
died leaving y fortune Of half . mil
lion. ....
From the White Mountains,
We have been enjoying Q few
days Of lovely October weather,
mild, hazy, delightful, and We feel
like improving every one of them,
knowing full we'll how few they will
be. Moonlight walks may be full
Of romance and sentiment, but morn
ing Wake before deylight, are moro
novel, health.giving and free, watch.
ing the mountaiue, one by one de.
fine themselvec more shapely against
the eastern sky, in the dim gray OF
morning twilight. Tie air not cris.
py or frosty, but soft, quist, with a
yellow haze over ell. In this noun.
tain region, we MICS one Of Au.
tumn'a chief glories-,hs inimita
ble coIoring Of the lesf, ~ spruce
and Er compcee moet Of tks forests
obout here, ond tho mcpls is but
rarely cen. ...
The b. O. & II. q. r. from Fsby.
emo to the bcns Of 1T. Washington
is being pushed reEdly foru ard ra.
der the efficient management ef the
go.ehead contractorc, Eessrs. Shan.
ahan of Portlsnd. Thi; roe<l IL oti-
IDENTITY built . listle out of spite, the
company knowing fall we'll thst the
Portland end Cgder:burg woold
build i. if they did not. 1t 0est bc
a long time before it can pey for it.
self and be erch so0rce Of profit
IS the tureaihe.
The p. & o. r. B., daring tbs
fret Of the month lad . eerie. ef
dollar exceptions froO Psrtlsod to
Fobysn's They leStsc six or sew
Ell days end eceh tesin wes crowd
ed to repletion. Old cssy-headed
men rho had neysr stppsd iaside q
car before, down TO huudreds OK ~.
tie ones in their raothers arms, all
availsd themselves Of the cheap
transportation, which, considering
the dEtsnce-one huadred and
eighty.tvo sliles, both ways was
cheap inGscd.
Last week was payday on this
part Of the railroad lise. Not
great deal Of quarrslisg, but much
drunkenness. One of the smaller
hotels in this vicinity, notorious
throughout all ,Northerr New Hamp.
shire for its bold, reckless rumsel.
ling, must have rssped snug little
sum last Sunday the earnings Of
foreman and laborer, finding their
way to the dealers cash drawer with
sprightliness remarkable.
Tramps do not show themselves
this year as much as last, but thiev-
ing done by somebody, is very ap.
parent. Thermometers are taken
from the door posts, windows are
quietly opened in the dead of night
and watches, coats, boots, &C.,
quickly fnd their way to the outer
world, peddlsrs carts are robbed,
clothes-lines are visited, and the
good separated from the bad, with
a discrimination worthy of a better
cause, aud a. yet no clue to the
thieves.
Mr.. John Leavitt, for many years
largely identified with the lumber
interests of this region, is putting
up q new hotel or summer boarding
house abont one half mile from the
Fabyan, to be called the ut. Pleas.
and House, for the r0und-topped
Of that name which fronts
it. The house has q foundation of
one hundred and twenty feet, and
is admitted by all to have the finest
location and grandest views of any
house at the White Mountains. It
can accommodate about one hundred
guests, and 10 being built by Milo
j. Corliss, Esq, formerly of Brad
ford.
In the OPINION of October I'd, we
fiud Q graphic letter from "Genio"
in which he wishes that "Vermont.
ar" may live forever among the
''eternal hills, &C." Whether he
means that we are never to take
the cars and 60 to Brsdfori to the
Fair or visit its famous millinery
shops &C., we do not know. We
allow it the broadest and kindest
meaning, hoping that for him there
may b 20 rusty psnc per 'small