Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-07-22

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Express Passenger. ..-........ 4.4 y. ILL.,
Hot, hotter, hottest; hot Il
h-h-hasty pudding.
Rev. l.. ii. Elliot will preach il
the Town Hall next Sabbath at
p. NJ.
We cannot supply any OF las
weeks OPINIONS but have ieN
supplements left.
The patent hy.tlap at Eaton
s. Co.'s is a big thing. Thirty wer'
sold last week in less than thirl,
hours. Try one.
There were shipped from this
station. on Tuesday, 10 cars loaded
with ore from the Union mines o
Corinth. .......
The mercury stood at 1902 il
the thermometer in front OF the post
office at two o'clock Tuesday. How
is that for hight hi huff.
We are glad 10 see MIR. A. L
Clarke around again. He has beel
confined to his house se\ eral weeks
with a slow fever.
"A fair sized audience listened
to the interesting lecture on Ten
perance by Miss Human, at the
church on Sunday afternoon.
An attorney of the Goodyear
Patent Rubber Monopoly was il
town on Wednesday and multched
one of our dentists to the tune OF
600. f.4
= MIR. Il. V. r. Evans and fami
" are "Summering" at Mr.. w. Ii
Nourse's Elm Cottage. Also, Mr.
Geo. j. Garfield and family, and
Mr.. WIN. Ii. Miller. aud family.
We this week re-pubiish Gov
Hayes straightforward letter of &C
ceptance on the fourth page. 1t
cannot be read too often or kept too
prominently before the people.
20. Ii. Sibley has sold his haI-
ness shop to d. r. Putnum of Yer
sennes, who took possession last
week. Mr.. Sibley will continue the
carriage trimming business over e.
L. Buffers shop.
Hereafter il any entertainment
is announced to take place at Church
HGU you may know it meaus at the
Old Congregational Church. The
latter name is decidedly too long
for a bill or ad.
-"What is Heavens best gift to
man I" asked a young lady Oh Sun
day night, smiling sweetly on q pleas
ant.lOoking clerk. "A hOsS,' repli-
ed the young man, with great pru-
dence.
He sat en- the railing in front Of
the Trotter House about an hour
and half Sunday evening, wait
ing for her and then she didn't come.
Yon see, as the boy said, "She don't
live where she does now, she lives
where she did before she moved"
Attention is called to tie an,
nouncement of the st. Johnsbury
Academy, one of the oldest and
most successful institutions of learn
ing in the State. Under judicious
management, it is each year gain
ing higher rank among schools,
and now stands among the first.
There were taken into the Con
gregational Church on thr 9th inst.
nine persons, six by profession and
three by letter. Those by profess
sion were Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel East.
man, Miss Emma Eastman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Norcross and Mrs. Frank
Elliott. Those by letter were Rev.
and Mrs. L. e. Elliot and Mrs.
Milo Jenkins.
We recently spoke of the liberal
offers made by the Passumpsic Rail
road to excursiOnists. In an adver,
tisenent in another column will be
found full particulars, including
price Of tickets from all stations on
the road. Special inducement are
be,d ont TO Sunday Schools. and
large excursion parties. IT will do
YOU no harm to reu. the advertise
mept, even if you do not 'atsha to
travel
On Tuesday afternoon fraca.s
occurred between two of our citi-
zens which caused a ripple of ex.
element. From words they came
to blows. aud considerable blood
flowed. The result is that the man
with the black eye has had the 9th.
er arrested for assault and battery.
and the case is now Thursday af-
ternoon being heard before Justice
Cyrus Stearns.