Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-25
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The bill that representative Hen
~ Introduced into the Legislature,
providing Tor u ~ arrangenent OF
the counties IN the east part 0f the
State does not meet the approval Of
the voters of this town. They have
sent u relnonstrance To tho Lrglsla'
fure, containing the names ut near
", or quite three hundred cllizens.
According 20 the sayings Of the
did people, winter must no near ut
hand, MS several tlocks of wild geese
passed over this place recently.
However We have not experienced
nut little OF it up to this date,
Nov. Goth.
Mr.. Prrley Chandler, who was Sc
vprely Injured about two. or three
weeks ago by being thrown from
mis- wagon IN this town, has 50 far
recovered that he was removed to
his home IN Barre n few days ago.
Ills wife and daughter were Injured
at the same time, but not severely.
For several days after the Presl'
Dental election, both parties in this
town were very much elated with
tho assurance given by different tel
rgrams, that their respective canii'
,iates had been elected That .nb!-
leut excitement has very much cool.
I'd down. Still, m intense anxiety
is everywhere felt. in view OF the
uncertainty which now is connected
with the Presidential contest. And
u very comnen,lable patience is
manifested in regard to the final re-
snlt. Let which ever party may
succeed, the other will join han us
i" sustaining good government.
Mr.. Henry Magoon, of Washing
TON. is really II glant,like young man,
and no doubt the tnllest man IN this
section of the country. lie st,ndS
six feet and seven and a-half inches
IN his stockings, and well proper
Toned.
There has been recently an aGdi
ton tn the class of medical gentle
men in This town. b. w. Braily.
VI. D., son of N. w. Brady, has
opened an office in j. A. II COrwin's
building over j. II. Hobbs store.
lie belongs to the alol,athic school
If practitioners. Ills father practis-
ed medicine in this town about TWEEN
ty years before he went to Barre.
1t was not generally supposed that
the public good required any more
physicians in this town.
Mr.. Hatch Cl,amherlin, who re-
Gently sod ont his personal and rea !
estate at auction, has removed to-
Ely, (Versllire Copper Mines, and
engaged in the butch ering business.
lie buried his wife about two months
ago, and was recently married again.
Mr.. Edward Douglass, promi.
nent man in town, and well to do
farmer. has rece ly returned from Il
few weeks trip to Saratoga Springs.
where he received treatment from
DR.. Ford for u cancprOnS affection
with which he has been afflicted for
several years. 1t is hoped that he
may obtain permanent cure.
Mr.. l.. Nj. Fisher, of Fall River.
Mass. has been in town lately for
the purpose Of buying butter, &c.
lie il II dealer in country produce.
Tie purchased sevral lots at rs cts
per pound. lie was formerly ii res
iden OF the north part OF this town.
and still OWNS Il good dairy farm
there.
There are the usual number OF
associations in this town designed
to promote reform and propriety in
society, at home and abroad, but we
need another, whose special ohj"c'
shall be. the prevention of proIani-
ty, and Sabbath dissertation, both
of which are aIarmingly prevalent.
A young man by the name o.
Frank Rollins came Very near los
ing one eye, if not his life. by bein G
hooked IL few days ago 10y vicious
Young COW, which he was leading
home. When he got TO fhe villa; e
the COW made a thrust at him, Slrik-
ing him with her horn just below
he sight of the eye, intlcting a Sc
rious and dangerous wound.