Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-12-01
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Tho people of this locality arc buying III.
best steak at ten cents per h.. aud choice
roasts at cents, with soup pleoes at your
own prices.
Surprise party last Wedne sday evening at
Miss Laura Parkers, II being the occasion OF
her twentieth birth day, A pleasant time
was enjoyed by all.
Emerson Gitchol had turkey shoot las |
Friday, Oaly forty shots were made and 70
chickens killed, leaving Gitchell some $500
behind the beard.
About II dozen car loads Of coal have been
thus far this season, distributed through GU I
tho village Many are using it this year for
the first tune.
D, ID. Smith started up his shovel handle
manniactory last week. lie employs about u
dozen hands, having lately received IN order
for some 10, 900 dozen handles.
WIN. Bancroft has sold his pulp mill NJ Nor
risville aud is contemplating building ia this
village.
The Rev. Mr.. Hill, rector of the Episcopal
church at Ashland, gave us very interest
ins sermon last Sabbath,
The new store of RAMSEY l. George is now
In running order rs one can see by the amount
Of custom they get. All wanting HARDWARE,
or groceries of any description ut lower rates
than can possibly DO secured North Of Dos ton
will do well to give them IL call.
Ira Whitchcr has now finished his repairs
on his mill, and is running rs many hands as
no conveniently can. turning out u vast
amount of lumber each week.
John q. ham berlin had two horses killed
last week. They were goin { down hill when
the polo strap broke, letting the wagon GU to
them, breaking leg OF each, making it nee
essary to kill them.
Chester Abbott returned from Canada
wher he has been for the past two weeks Oh
his wedding tour, ON Friday last, looking as
we'll ~ could be expected,
Wooden go dds are all the rage in Woods.
vile. People are dreaufully down on Cotton.
e. 5. Gibson, Al. d., Of Portland. Me-, has
moved into town. May the people give hin
share of their patronage which he deserves.
Palmcr's Band of Lancaster gave Than Ks.
giving ball ut Parker's hall last Wednesday
evening, which was we'll attended.
Baldwin and Greening apples bring from
$3.50 to 81 per Dbl. Potatoes delivered at the
cars 80 cents.
The Reform Club held its regular meeting
last Wednesday evening, the exercises con
ssting OF readings, ueclamatiOns, ETC., as
usual.
The Daniel Emery house, which Elisha Cot
ton was to finish, but did rot, is now being
finished by its owner, Mr.. Emery. IL will be
one Of the pleasautcst places in the village
Recent advices from Bromiield, Me-, give
some interesting par ticulars in relation to L.
L. Cotton, who recently swindled the people
here out of several hundred dollars. 1t seems
he went through bankruptcy about II year
ago, had a criminal case, procured bail. and
left them to pay up. now his hotel is burned.
That he is IL thorough dyed rascal there can
be no doubt. He was in Br"mtield last Sun
day and Monday, and why some one has not
picked him up Is II wonder.
The village school closed last Friday, and
has been IL complete success throughout.
Stevie j. Burton wants his name put III the
OPINION as the only one who had no tardy or
delnerit marks. That is right, Stevie. Use
good means to advertise, and that the OpIN-
ION is such can be vouched for 10y its many
readers,