Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-11-25
b., &. s. NJ. II. Il.
.CAVE IlAvEhlilLI. STATION.

kll, - Passenger. 42l \. NJ
-Rtv. Mr.. Ran>lOw of Vel
|er preached at the Congregation
jhurch last Sunday on eXclIan g
h Rev. Mr.. Elliet.
Mr.. Andrew Sargent, Mr.. j. /
w,.r and Charles II. Al,lric
ltrd for the West and South o
nday. Mr.. Sargent goes to s
ais to visi: relatives and may es
Il his trip further West before Il
urns. The other two go to Ne,
cans, where they propose to re
in several months.
"A commercial traveller, wilt
it's hcarly all sections Of New
gland. remarked the other da.
bradford has the mranest side
ks and crossings of any village
visits. lie mentioned the dan
Fous ending of the platform il
mt of Stevens u Ba.ley's store
suggested that the town NIGH,
,cct to pay heavy damages some
.c. Gan ounce of preventative j:
ter than a pound of cure"
We have come to the conclusion
1t we cannot pay our debts OF
L on promises, and therefore have
the accounts of some Of our de
qurnt subscribers with an attOrn
for collection. We regret the
tesSity for doing this, but we need
money to pay bills and we rust
We it. Other accounts will follow
due time unless settled 1T the OF
+. ga word to the wise &C."
The Town Hall was filled last
onday evening 10y an attentive
lience. The exercises were of
lch interest and the programme
|,s promptly carried out. The pa
hy Misses lisa Bailey and Cor.
ne Leavilt deserves special men
|,n. The following officers were
ospn: President, IL. "A. WinSllip
CO President, J. II. Watson; Sec.
|tary and Treasurer, Geo. f. Nor
B. The President appointed }. Ii.
atson, Mrs. IL. q. Day and CIlaun
q. Morris Executive Committee.
1T is said that one of our prom
tnt citizens visited Montpelier
st week and inhibited pretty freely
spirit, hot the kind found in the
orning prayer meetings which
uses the 'snppresSed sigh and
'Stily brushed away trar"-but
e kind that usually cOntuSes the
ain. When Il friend went with
N to the depot to see him safe on
q train, which by the way is II
n;xed' one. he Indignantly eX-
aimed, "By Jrems Rice, amt
ling home on the cattle train, Pll
if | be-"
"A large furniture mandatory
as burned in Cambridge Monday
ternOon occasiuning a losSof $780,.
u. The buildings were situated
ar the extensive manufactOry OF
'amnn, Shaw & Co. and greatly
their buildings, and il
IS only by the greatest exertion
upled with a change in the wind
trent, That they were saved. We
II gratulate our former tOwnSlnan
'on his escape from loss by the
G hend.
"A few days ago, "a Mrs. N. E.
lgg. of Fairlre. was crossing the
al near her residence, Il tramp
Sscd along, and her little dog ran
t and haiked ut him. lie imme-
,tely drew Il pistol and pointed il
the dog when she said, "Pleast
nj shoot him, sir, he won't hurt
H." The tramp then pointed the
.tol at her and held it in that pc.
ion several seconds without fir
!, however. he walked IF. As
ght be supposed Mrs. Rugg was
ratly frightened and it was with
|fculty she was enabled to get in
the house. These tramps are so
mmon now a DAYS that all wo-
en- should have firearms 10y them
d know how to use them. ONLY
this way can they protect them
ives from the imposition and in
It's of this class Of shiltless anL
, often evilly disposed persons.
DR.. Henry p. Watson will lee
re on Temperance before the Re
N Club, on Friday evening, aC Z
eek. precisely, at Village Hall.
|We one, cOme all. ZEE ORDER.