Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-09
-No,lce change IN time OF lass.
Railroad trains.


Notice change IN time Of l'as'
Railroad trains.
-l.ev. &. II. Atkinson, ID. ID. {
Portland, Oregon, is expected I
breach in the Cong. Church mex
Sabbath morning.
-Dea. Israel Cummings, one o
the oldes, citizens Of Bradford, dice
at the residence of his sou, ID. X
Cummings, Tuesdny morning, aget
sc years.
We take pleasure in announc
Jug that Newbury is to have a Lee
,u,c course. Rev. Mr.. GLADDEN. de
livrrs the first, Dec. 18th. Lets SEE
what we can do at Bradford.
The Orange County Court dock
ct for December term shows "a!
law and 40 cl,ancery cases. There
is said to be an unusually large
number Of new entries.
The Lyccum was fully attend
ell Monday evening, and the pro-
pramn.e was carried ont in a credit
able manner. Really ii pleaseth the
people.
The many friends Of Rev. II.
p. Gushing will be pleased to learn
that he will preach at the Methodist
Church -uext sabbath, and have
Charge of the evening meeting at
the Academy.
led Ilurlbut had one finger of
his right hand cut off and two 9th
cr fingers badly cut, in The paper
cutter at the Paper Mill, last week.
Dr.. Jones was called and under his
care Jed is rapidly recovering.
When we heard certain riotous
noises in the direction of Uarly's
Building the other day, we rushed
fran,icly over with the hope Of se-
curing IAN item" But were sadly
disappointed. 1t vas nothing only
John and Phin, cnssing.
AT tea the other evening H.
t'e three.year-old astonisled the e..
ders by asking if her papa >wh"
was absent), was Il Democrat. Ma.
ma said, ono indeed, your papa is a
Re; ublican." Then, said Miss three.
year.old, "give me Il Hayes biscui!
ii You please"
KEY. Z. f. Morse, who has spent
twelve years among the Bu!garians.
has consented to lecture before the
Reform Club on Friday evening.
Dec. 18th at Z o'clock at Town Hall.
Mr.. NOISE, from his personal expe.
ripnce will no doubt he able to in.
terest us in that people.
The next meeting of the Reform
G ub will be held at Village Hall
THIS (Fri'lay) evening. Miss I've
Colby will read an essay OH the
"Fine Arts" aud the question, Re. ,
solved, "That the Country offers
more inviting field to young men
than the large Cities" will be dis |.
cussed by Rev. Il. II. Elliot and j.
L. Kenncy on the aft, and Barron
Pickett and u. w. Cobb on the neg. t
The concert Tuesday evening.
under tue direction Of Prot. Smith,
was the finest entertainment of 70. .
,al music, to which We have listen f
ID fora lu,g time. Mrs. Spencer &
md Mrs. Putnam made a most IA :,
;Orable impression our best judg- 4
-, saying they had heard nothing :,
ike iJ outside of the cities. We
sincerely hope these ladies may be Il
rr>uaIed to come again so that we $
nay the better show them our ap. |;
recitation. Mr.. Bailey aud wife OF u
lewbury, very kindly aided in the n
Exercises. Our home talent acquit- ii
Il themselves creditably, but we b
shall not paIticularize. Prot. Smith, II
Who SO kindly took the direction of =,
lie whole entertainment, with the l
rope of aiding good cause, may d
est assured that he has the appre ii
iaiiOn of those most interested. ID
W hope We may see aud hear him
! the same role again. RI
Pref. Wagner will be here with IL
is celebrated trained Stations next - :,
tuesday,, a rare treat to lovers of s
ne horses. Il
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