Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-04
b., &. - NJ. R. Il.
Only S21O0 were offered for the

Only $21CO were offered for thu
Calvin Clark place on "Wednesday
and the property was withdrawn.
Mrs. Page returns her thank!
to the friends who recently kindl,
assisted her.
The next meeting of the Reform
Club will he held at Village Hall
(Old Cong. church, this friday
evening at 1870 O'Clock. The pro
gramme includes IA defamation ny
Forest Leavitt; recitation by Miss
Martha Fenton song by }, W
Mum; paper ~ Misses Emma
Wright ana Ruhy Clam berlin.
The prem, inns awarded mt Inc
Orange Co. Fair, will be paid on
and after Wednesday, Nov. s. Pre-
miums for Bradford, Newhury. Ha-
verhilI, Piermont and West Fair
Ice will ne paid at Bailey & Co.'S.
for Corinih, Tepsham, Orange and
West Newbury by A. 5. Corliss, Il.
COrintll.
We are glad to note tnat the
Singing Glass under the instruction
Of Prof. f. &. Smith is quite large,
and that young and cid seem to take
much interest in the exercises. Prof.
Smith comes to Bradford bealing
testimonials of being most sue
ceSsful teacher and there is no rea-
son why he should not have a large
class here.
In considera ion of the fact that
John, JOSEPH, and Henry have re-
Gently each taken to themselves IA
better half, Sake suggests that Mr..
Butler the furniture dealer lay in
an extra stock of cradles, as Sin the
course of human events it may be
come necessary for these Benedicts
to procure one of those very useful
family utensils.
Mr.. j. A. Warren is so conf
dent of the election of Hayes and
" heeler next Tuesday that he of
ters to deposit $50 in the Bradford
Bank, conditioned either to forfeit
the same or wheel a wheel barrow
to st. Johnsbnry if Tilden and Hen
bricks are elected; provided. any
of his red hot Democratic brethren
will deposit like sum conditioned
as above, or pay The sane forfeit.
This offer to stand open until next
Monday evening, at 7 o'clock.
Little Fred Burke and another
youth of about the same age cot
free ride Wednesday in a pretty
shrewd way: They lead horse
from the stable OF the Trotter House
to Mr.. Bliss, Il quarter of Il mile
away, and told the man there Mr..
Stevens wanted to borrow a wagon
and harness. The man in good faith
rugged mp the team and the boys
got in and drove off They started
at Il o'clock aud were not found
until most 2 o'clock. Fred said he
had been to West Fairlee and round
Mr.. e. A. Gibbs, who for seve.
raj years has been with Mr.. War
den, goes to Waltham, Mass, next
week. He has a good ''sit' in
the watch factory. Ed. leaves be,
hind him a host Of friends who
wish him much success in his new
place of business. They expect to
see him i'll Bradford quite often, as
there is an attraction here for hin
stronger than the electric current
which works the magnet on the tel
esrapl sounder. George a. Adams,
who mas been in Harry Holton's |
jrwelry store at Wells River fol
three years, will take the place OF
Mr.. Gibbs at Mr.. Warden's.
The order of exercises for the
Lyceum next Monday evening will
be as follows: Music; defamation
by Walter Osborne; recitation 10y
Florence Farlham; music; discus
sion OF the question, "is it for the
best interest OF the pcope to have
the eastern portion of this State re-
mapped by the changing of town
Or county lines, and the changing of
county seats, as far as may be nee
essary." Aft, j. II. Watson, Col.
il. Farnham. Neg, ID. w. Cobb.
o. Ganlbell, Esq. Recitation Miss
Auna Stevens; select reading, Lon. l.
Use McDuffte music. Music will
be under The direct ion OF Capt. Eu
gene LeaNitt. Exercises will com
mence at z o'clock p. H., sharp.
Ex. Com. !