Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-03-20
b. @. & NJ. II. u.

farm IN Plermont this (Friday) a
ternOoD.
"A five-year-old grandson {
Judge Strickland, on Il recent visi
to Niagara Fall, naively remarked
"It Stops over, don't it,
j. II. Gilman has moved hi
family to Vershire. He will still
continue the auction and sheriff
business. -.
On Saturday the Baldwin plac
opposite Town House, was sold b.
auction to Mr.. Joseph Worthen O
Thetford for 1920.
Tuesday forenoon Eddie. son o
Ellis McDuffec, badly spraincd Iii
ankle while scui1ling with othe
boys.
And now comes the days whel
boys sail bark boats and shingl,
ships in the puddles; get their feet
and pants wet; have groups and
coughs and are scolded and told
to use their handkerchiefs by their
mothers.
MIR. Horace Farr has bought
put Mr.. A. A. Bowen's interest in
he or iSt.mill at the south end of
he village, and is now prepared to
grind your grsts' promptly and
we'll. Mr.. s. Barrett is the "Miller
pn"-Waits River-nOt "the Dee"
Stevens & Bagley have moved
heir stock of goods into the store
ecently occupied by 9. p. Clark,
nd are having their old store en-
,rged, remodelled and reiitted.
he changes will be made in season
pr the Spring trade. The store
ill be filled with a large and well
elected Stock of new goods.
MIR. Thomas Martin, Principal
{ Bradford Academy, is recovering
ON the fever which Frustrated him
bout two weeks ago. His improve
cnt is slow, but he hopes to be
Die to resume his duties in the
cademy at the beginning of the
Xt term-April 3D..
Uncle Sans detectives are me-
pdering around in this section
bout these days. Recently two
Frsons living out Of town little
~ were arrested and taken to
Johnsbury for trial. for selling
CARS and liquor without a govern
ent license. The cases were com
Dmsed and settled.
The Bradford Foundry and Ma
inc Shop under the management
Judge II. Strickland, is doing a
ge and increasing business. At
S season of the year large share
the force is kept manufacturing
various kinds and sizes of the
'ickland Pillow, for which there is
yreat demand.
The winter school in District
was taught by Emma G. New
Nine of her pupils were not
ent-Eliza Belville, Edna Elliott,
ce Mann, Charlie Mann, Myron
wton, Garlic and Harry Renfrew,
BERTHE Sleeper. Lizzie Fetch
Belle and Grin Hartman, Lulu
lghton, and Rosie Mann were
ent only one or two days; only
ee of the above named were tar
On Tuesday the End ult., about
hty of the neighbOrs Of Mrs. l..
Newton assembled to celebrate
sixty-siXth birthday. 1t was a
1t query how she should provide
for her friends; but her. sur
was made double surprise
n she found the table well lOau-
with goodies. After tea the
y dispersed wishing the recipi
MANY happy returns.
An entertainment, will be given ,
Town Hall, next Wednesday
ing, for the benefit of the Brad
Guards. The entertainment
consist of farces, comedies,
Omimes, &C., SC. WhitcOmb's !
lg Band will furnish music.
per will be served in the upper
The Guards are cOntempla-
making some change i'm their
rms and other improvements, =,
will increase the ecidt of the
any, and we trust that the vii
will give them a full house. d
lore singer sewing machines "A
Pd last week, making fifty (jO)
Warden has had since the first
cember. :,