Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-05-27
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-Leavitt T. Son are having bis
demand for their butter tubs.
How about q celebration in thi.
village on the GLORIOUS fourth.
Something ought to be done.
How much good are our street
lamps, if they are not lighted dark
nights!
Rev. l.. Ii. Elliot will preach in
the Town Hall next Sabbath at 6
O'Clock p NJ.
%. Gambell, Esq, Capt. T. A.
Chase and Hon. NC. Andross start
ed for Philadelphia on Monday.
Rev. MIR. Elliott and wife will
receive their friends at the ParsOn
age this (Friday) evening.
MIR. A. Il. Clarke has much i'm
proved the appearance OF his resi-
dence by levelng Off the yard, and
building new fence in front.
democratic Town caucus at the
Trotter House, Saturday evening,
to elect delegates to attend the Con.
vention at Montpelier, June LIST.
-Messrs. Stevens, Stearns 4
Jones are getting their teams and
coaches in first rate order for noun
tain travel. They will commence
running about the first of June.
"A bastardy case was heard be
fore Justice Pickett last week. The
accused, George Davidson, was com,
mitted to jail in default of $500
bail.
The Officers aud Directors of
the Orange County Agricultural So
ciety will bear III mind he business
meeting at Trotter House this (Fri-
day) afternoon, at o'clock.
-Mcssrs. Aldrich 4 FAIR, the
contractors to build the new church,
have completed their work and are
now ready to transfer the building
to the Executive Committee.
How is Our village hall pro.
crossing and will it be ready for use
pretty soons Why not "patch in"
and buy the old church of MIR. Bal.
ley, and give it to Mr.. Stevens, if
he will move it down 10 the vacant
lot near the Trottcr House and make
a hall of it
The closing assembly of the
young folks series this Friday eve
ming, promises to be a pleasant and
successful affair. There is good ill.,
dicalion of large attendance. 1t
will probably be the last ball of the
season, aud all who enjoy dancing
should improve the opportunity.
AT ii meeting Of the stockhold-
e1s OF Piermont Bridge. held last
Saturday, it was voted TO rebuild
the bridge ut once. 1t WAS not tul
~ decided whether to build an en-.
ire new bridge or use a portion of
the old one, which is now being de-
m Olishcd. If the tilnbers are found
sound they will probably be worked
into the new structure, but if not a
wholly new bridge will be erected.
We are duly thankful for the
advice of 'subscriber" as to the
manner OF running the OPINION.
He must bear in mind, however,
that we have more than one subscri
Der to suit and that if we had filed
the OPINION last week full of the
1reshet, to the exclusion of other
matter, a ScOle of subscribers might
have found fault because the paper
was all treShet. Our endeavOr has
been and will be to fill the columns
of the OPINION with local matter
which will interest its readers gen
orally, and not to make it a "putfins
machine" or to make big spread
over small matter for the sake of
printing long local.
Arrangements have been made
by which excursion tickets to Phila
delphia and return, good for thirty
days, can be procured at the ticket
Offices of the Conn. Il Pass. Rail
road at greatly reduced rates. Fare
from Wells River, Newbury, Brazil
ford, Thetford and Norwich S17.35.
Corresponding reductions from 9th
er stations. With the car ticket
can be bought lodginghOuse tickets
which will secure lodging and meals
at reasonable prices and without
any trouble to the visitors. MIR. N.
p. Lowering, Dr., sent an agent to
Philadelphia to inspect the lodging.
houses, who reported everything as
+ epresented. Mr.. John Rannie has
these cupOn tickets for sale.