Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-10-28

Nj you have teaIs prepare
shed them now," for Cy. Curtis hs
lust received 500 bushels nice OF
ions.
"A large number of our citizen
are in Philadelphia this week.
Among others are A. Bailey, A. I
Clarke, Barron Hay, and l.. W
Dickey. Quite a number will star
next week.
MIR. Leonard Woodbury., one o
the oldest citizens of Bradford, det
very suddenly on Wednesday eve
ming, aged IS years. He was GU
upon the street in the forenoon.
Maud. u 3-years old daughter
of T. S. Rogers, of East Corinth
fell into a tub of scalding water
Monday forenoon, and was scalded
80 badly that she died in the after
noon of the same day.
AT the target shoot by the
Bradford Guards, on Saturday af-
ternoon. the first prize was won by
Mills Barber; the second by George
Martin, and the third by Alfred
Wright.
The address of Grin Gambell,
Esq, at the Town Hall, last Satnr-
day evening, was generally conced-
ed to he one of the ablest and fair
est presentations of the political
issues of the present campaign yet
given in this town.
Miss Sophia B. Woodward will
begin another course OF class in
struction in Elocution, at her home,
Saturday evening, Oct. 2Sth. Miss
Woodward is a fine elocutionist, and
has been very successful as an in
structress. Pupils respectfully so
licited.
MIR. A. L. Fabyan will open the
Mitchell House, at Thomasville, Ga,
on the 10Th of next month. The
hotel is fine structure, built OF
brick, completed the present season.
1t is splendidly furnished through
out has the modern improvements;
is lighted with gas; and has the
electrical enunciator. 1t is sltuat-
ed in most healthy location and
offers a comfortable home for per
sons who dislike the cold winters
at the North. The fact that Mr..
Fabyan is to have charge of it is Il
guarantee that it will be managed
to the satisfaction of the patrons.
The meeting of the Reform Club,
at Village Hail last Friday evening
was very fully attended and the
of the evening was sue
cesstully carried out. The next
will be held at the Town
Hall this friday evening. The
pl ogramme will include music,
readings by Miss Ida Waterman,
etc. Also, discussion Of the ques'
ton, Resolved, THAT the General
ought to be supported
by Direct Taxation" Aft, McGreg
Or, Riley; Neg, Bennett, Cobb.
The Lyceum met at Town Hal
on Monday evening, and organized
by electing Fl. ~. Wlnship, PreSi ,
dent; j. II. Watson, Vice-Presi-
dent; George f. Morris, Secretary
and Treasurer. An Executive Com,
nittee was appointed consisting OF
Fl. G. Day, Miss s. b. Woodward,
md Capt. Eugene Leavitt. There
was very good attendance anu
he discussion, Reading by Miss
Mckay, Paper by Misses Sargent !.
md Prichard, and music by MessrS.
W atson and Kinney, Mrs. A. FL.
Peters and Miss NJ. Underhill, all I
passed off in satisfactory manner. :
Notwithstanding the fact that
thousands have taken advantage OF i
he great reduction of the Pass. II. q
Z. on Centennial tickets, there are I
ret many persons who desire to go. a
70 give such an opportunity to go 9
II low rates tickets will be sold from
Bradford and stations below tn $
BIZ, good to go on trains Monday !
leXt and return any time within t
hirty days. See bills for particu- Il
ars, or address Maj. L. p. Eacr, at
st. JOhnsbury. 5
SCENE; South End of Brad ord Village.
Time. Monday night after the meeting at
Town Hall. 4;