Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-06-05
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work in the picture frame line don
by n. Il. Clarke.
Ward Clark and Cy. Curtis, b.
combining their horse flesh can Ri
up spanking dcuble.team turn out
MIR. Z. A. Leavitt is about t
erect il house 3Ox36 with l., at TIN
north end of the village. The foun
dation is being put in.
--Gaye now keeps u supply .
fresh bread and cakes, which vii
doubtless prove great convenience
to houSe-keepers.
Mr.. j. johnson writes from Chi
cago that his son Moody, who i
will he remembered was throw
from a carriage and severely injur
ed, is improving faster than WAS eX
pected. and that the prospect Of
complete recovery is good.
Mrs. Z. II. Curtis has taken the
agency for the celebrated Buttrick
Patterns. BY means of these pat.
terms, accompanied as they are with
diagrams and full directions. in
many cases ladies can cut their own
garments, making quite a saving.
DIR. j. N. Clark has recently
put into his dental rooms II "Whitn's
Dental Engine" 10y which many OF
the most tedious operations on teeth
are performed much quicker, and
consequently with less pain to the
patient, than by the old hand meth.
cd.
BY notice elsewhere it will be
seen that the we'll known Monte
bellO Iron and sulphur Springs at
Newbury. are opened for the season.
Many persons who have visited
these Springs have received great
benefit; and hundreds of others if
they are wise will go and do like
wise.
The friends of j. L. Chamber
lin, Esq. of South Newbury, will be
glad to learn that he has so far re.
covered from his recent illness as to
be able to visit Bradford. Notwith.
standing the severe shock which
his system has endured, he is look
ing well and bids fair to live long
enough to build hundreds of miles
of railroads yet.
The open air concert by the
Band, Saturday evening attracted
a large number of people to the vi
entity of the stand. The Band is a
credit to the place and the citizens
should in some way give il pecuni-
airy aid, as the keeping the Orsani-
cation together ia a bill of expense
to the members.
The Building Committee of the
church to be erected for the Con-
gregational Society in this village
have sent out notices soliciting pro-
pOSals for an edifice 75X44 with ell
20X24, with basement. Plans and
specifications may be seen at the
counting room of a. Bailey, Esq,
until June 22d, when the award
will be made.
The lecture at the NJ. E. church
on Saturday evening by j. Ii. Ben
ton, Esq. of Bost on, was an instruc.
tive and interesting entertainments.
The sahject, "the Feudal SYSTEM
had evidently been studied i'm all its
bearings ard conclusions drawn
clearly and cOncisely. The attend
ance was not as large, probably, as
it would have been if the Band had
not given an open air concert the
same evening.
Our farmers all wear smiling
faces these days, and we'll they may,
for we do not believe that the old.
est one among them ever saw
more '.grOwing time" than the past
two weeks. Col. Learned of Pier.
mont, says that corn planted four
teen days ago is plenty large enough
to hoe, while the grass never stood
thicker and looked fiuer at this sea.
son of the year than it does now.
The grass roots in this vicinity were
not injured by frost last winter; the
prospect of an abundant crop of
hay was never brighter. This is
the opinion of scores of farmers with
whom we have cOnverSetl during
the last two weeks.
-Chrter's ink warranted to re.
tain It's jet back color through time /
and eternity, at OPINION Station.