Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-29

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PER ORDER Town Com.
Rev. Mr.. Elliot and Rev, MI
Parkhurst exchanged pulplts las
Sabbath.
MIR. II. G. johnson returned iron
Central Vermont last week, where
he has been the present season Will
his weIl.knowm stallion, "Hunter."
Squire a. says the next time
he gets new pair of boots he vii
keep them in his hand until he Gets
home. 1t don't pay to set then
down in B. Prs store.
1t is really too bad thai Charlie
Craig's entire crop OF hay, wheel
barrow full, should have been out
in the heavy rain Of Saturday night
and Sunday morning.
Col. j. G. Stearns has a Jersey
COW from which 60 pounds of but
ter were made during the month of
June, Or an average Of two pounds
per day. 1t pays to keep such cows.
Two flags now float across Main
street, one bearing the names of
Hayes and Wheeler the other those
Of Tilden and Hendricks. The pol
iticians Of both parties, in this vi
cinity, seem to be in a quiescent
state just now, 50 far as the public
know.
Tit for Tat A Democratic
lawyer from New York and Re.
publican physician nom Illinois
were recently discussing the news
of the day at the 1rntter House.
Among other topics mentioned was
the report that Grant had sofienine
of the brain. "Whoever saw Il Re.
publican that hadn't" said the
Squire. "Whoever saw IA Demo
crat that had any brains to SOFTEN"
retorted the doctor.
Herbert Il. Piper, the youth
who stole $1S from the money draw.
er of Mr.. b. p. Baldwin il year ago
last winter and was sent to prison
for one year, has got into trouble
again. He was arrested at Leba,
non, N. H., on the 18th inst, for
differing the till of Church q Bur-
rough of West Lebanon. and bro't
before Justice Gould. He plead
guilty and was fined s15 and costs
and sentenced to sixty days in Jail.
The many friends of Mr.. II. Z.
Harris, recently landlord of the Trot-
ter House, were pleased to see him in
town last week. MIR. Harris was
looking well and feeling well the
release from the cares and petty an.
noyances Of keeping hotel, hay
ing given him q good rest. He has
had several offers of. hotels but did
not care to go into business during
the hot season. But he is evident.
ly getting tired of ''loating," and
we expect soon to hear of his again
being in harness and ready to wait
upon the public.
In justice to all parties an eX,
PLANTATION of the few lines publish
ed last week in reference to dentists
seems called for. There has been
for several years substance known
as "Celluloid' for plates for artii.
cial teeth, which many dentists con.
superior to rubber in some
The rubber company
that it was an Infringement
upon their patent. A hearing was
had in a New York court and decid
ed against the rubber company. AT.
ter this decision the manufacturers
of CellulOid issued licenses to large
number of dentists-Mr. +. Ii. Ev- t
erett in this place being one of the
them protec.
lion. In June last the case was
again heard and the decision of the t
first court reversed. No sooner is 1
the decision rendered than attorn.
les of the rubber company are sent
the country to collect dam
ages of dentists who have used Gel
|uloid. The shyster who came here,
$50 of Dir, Everett. !
he got it or not we do not
know. A..