Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-12-16

y. MCDuIlPtS htAV AuSS""J V'N'
ing, Dec. 10Th. All are invited.
"A bunch of keys was lost Tue
day night. The finder will pleas
return the same to L. e.. Hobart G
call on him aud get the locks.
Prof. Wagner lectured in vi
lage Hall on Tuesday evening, al"
gave an exhibition of his trained
horses in front of the hotel Oh Wed
nes,lay morning.
AS was announced in the pul
pit last Sabbath, DR.. George Ii. AT
kinson of Oregon, will lecture be
fore the Reform Club Friday even
ting, (instead of MIR. Morse). Hi
subject, Oregon.
Persons having business. will
the Probate Court will be glad tt
e,rn tina. Hon. John a. Tenney has
re.appointed Hon, Alvah Bean, Reg
lister, Mr. Bean has filed the posi-
ton in most acceptable manner
for many years, and What lie do'''
know ABOUT probate business Is'l
" nth the trouble OF finding out.
Mondays Boston mail which
s,ouId have reached here at $3.50 P.
M. did not arrive until Tuesday,
w.Ien it came down Oh the II o'clock
train. Several times within "A few
months the same thing has happen
ell. There is evidently great cafe
lessness on the part Of some OF I'm
Gle Sans mail agents. Whose fault
is it9
Our traders have mostly return
ed from market with holiday goods.
They do not expect as large sales
as in some former years, but they
have Oh exhibition a nice assert
ment of useful as well as ornament
al goods. j. Nj. Warden, l.. W.
Dickey, G. Ii. Harding, Mrs. q. II.
Curtis, Eaton & Co., Stevens & Bag
ley and IL. G. Day offer fine goods
j. their respective lines.
If the barrel which caught fire
from Goals in ashes Wednesday in
re II of the ,in-shop, had dcne so IN
h ,ur lat err there would probably
h we been no OPINION this week.
Isn't it the duty Of some town officer
to examine stores. houses, and in
fact all buildings where fire are kept
to see if all proper precautions and
safe guards are observed to prevent
Il conhagration ?
The directors of Piermont
Bridge Corporation have done away
with the old season ticket arrange
ment and adopted the more conve
nient one of package tickets. TWEEN.
ty.fve are sold for one dollar. This
is a change most satisfactory to the
patrons. If there is anything that
will try mems souls and make them
want to cuss little, it is to pull off
their gloves, and unbutton their
ovtlcoats to get money from their
pockets to pay toll, when the mer.
curry is below zero.
MIR. Lee l.. Tucker intends to
open IL writing school in this place
next week provided sufficient ell
enlargement is offered. Specimens
If his penmanslip can he seen at
he post Office and at L. w. Dicke,'S
20 cent store. 1t is fact that no
,wo branches Of study are SO much
reelected at the present day as spell
ing and writing. And yet they
are the two that people have Occa-
sion to use the most. Mr.. Tucker
will be pleased to meet all DESTROYS
# joining a class at the Academy
Hall Oh Tuesday evening next at Z ,
I'c,Uck.
The Lyceum interest increases ,
with each meeting. The following {
s the programme for next Monday
evening: Music under the direc- |
ion OF Channcy Z. Morris declaim
IT, "Fay" Sargent selections by !
Hiss Ida Waterman; recitation by [
Hiss Lille Eastman. The question, Il
Resolved, "That Limited Munar. Z
nv would lie preferable to the es-
ahliSlltd form OF Government in +,
be United States" will he discuss :,
d Geo. Z. Brown and z. Chamber "
u, aft, +. b. McGrpgOr and John
:iley. neg. E,litrpsses of the ''Lit-
r,ry Star" Misses Annie Cham,
erlin and Julia PIiclIard.