Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-04-08

advertisement Ill tnlS pa per. iIau
has opened.
"A girl in New York, KISSED
without her consent, has sued tn
fellow for five thousand dollars
There are several girls in this vii
iage who would be kissed thre'
times for That sum.
AT the adjourned school meet
ing of Bradford Union School Dis
trict held on Wednesday evening
it was voted to raise tax OF q
cts. on the dollar of the grand list
-" IT'S sweet to be remembered,
was what the OPINION boys though
when Mr.. Harvey Williams left two
or more quarts of 4 xcellent mapl.
syrup in the Office. Reglets, cards
and composing rules were quickly
brought into requisition, and the
'lasses rapidly disappeared.
Union service in the Method
list Church on Fast Day, April 14th
ct 10: 80 o'clock.
On the following Sabbath and
during the summer the hour for
morning service in the churches will
be at 10: 30 instead Of II.
BY request the Rev. }. NJ. G
Fulton will repeat sermon on
"Symrathy," in the Town Hall next
Sunday, at 4 p. Nj. win singers
please bring "Winnowed Hymns
The subject Of discourse in the
NJ. f. pulpit, Bradford, next Sun.
day morning, will be "What became
of NOah's Carpenters
AT a meeting of the Bradford
Guards for the election of officers,
held last Thursday evening, LIST 1t.
F. r. Chamberlin was elected Cap
tain vice Grin Gambell, resigned !;
% 1t. j. A. Waterman, lst Lit. rice
Chamberlin, promoted; and Sergt.
Eugene Leavitt, 81 Lit. rice Water
man, promoted.
AT the meeting of the Cong.
Church Society held OH Saturday
evening, it was voted to sell the old
church. Also to have the pews in
the new church appraised according
to their value as to location. John
b. Pickett, Col. k. Farnham, and
e. r. Aldrich were appointed to
make the appraisal. Choice of pews
will then be sold by auction, and
the money put into the Treasury.
MIR. J. Nj. Warden finding that
his jewelry and telegraph business
is as much as he and Mr.. Gibbs can
run advantageouly has resigned the
agency for the Singer Sewing Ma
chince Co. Mr.. ID. N. Nickerson.
the general agent of tie Company
for Vermont, has been in town the
present week, and has had fitted up
a very convenient saIesroom and eX,
hibition room in the OPINION Sta
tionery Store. MIR. VIM. Ii. Miller,
All experienced and successful sew.
ing machine agent, succeeds Mr..
Warden. MIR. Henry &. Stevens,
recently with Mr.W. :, still continues
in the employment of the Company.
A young man named Frederick
Woodwork, stopping at f. N.
Smiths Of Bradford, stole about
e33 in money, a watch and chain
worth about Gao aud a revolver
worth about $40, went to Fairlee
and bought a ticket for Marshal.
town, Iowa, and started on the
night express. The property stolen
belonged to Julius N. Martin. who
is at work for Mr.. Smith. Wood
worth was followed to White River
Junction, and dispatch sent to o..
densburg and he was arrested on
his arrival there. Shelf S. X. Ber.'
ry Immediately started to bring him
back. Up to the time of this writ
ing no dispatch has been received
from Sheriff Berry, 50 it is proha.
BILE that he is on his way back with
Woodwork.
Woodwork is a young man whose
parents died when he was young,
and Mr.. Smith was appointed his
guardian. He had some little prop.
srty, which was paid over to him
when he became of age, some two
years ago. Since that time he has
led rowing life. but this is the first
time he 10 known to have commit.
ted any offence of a criminal ma
ture.
The taking of testimony in the
chancery case Of II. B. Stevens Us
Pillsbury, Bailey & McDuffee, and
others, involving the old Bliss
Stand property lis progressing at Col.
X. Farnham's Office, before e. W.
Smith, Master in Chancery. Grin
Gambell and q. W. Clark are coun
eel for orator, and r. Farnham and
j. w. ROwell for defendants.