Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1877-05-05
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jackson l.odgo No. 90, H. ~ a. NJ
held on Thursday nilcrnoOn, Apll
10Th, tho following officers were
elected;
u. Dcnsmorc, w, NJ, q, w,
Bliss, \. w, j, q. Smith, ! WI
II. II, Gillclt, Treas, u, -, ln'es,
Scc.; !. T, Child. \. D.; y, TITUS,
!. D.; u, l., S,hlcy aud W w,
Reed, Stewards; II. Marsion, "
Ter; y. q. llcalon, Marshal; W.
Paul, Chaplain; j. Toy, Orgnnisl.
The Lo'lgc IA IN II most prosper.
ous condition, and ranks high
among her sister lodges in tho State.
I'll" dwelling honsr nnd cnnlonis
ot l.. +. SpHul,ling, was consumed
hy hrc. ON Monday night, April -
At \ o'clort. The housr took IRE
on the Friday previous, aud the
rnuf was partially burned Nh
Spaulling with the assistance ol
his nriphho's. had, ~ hc Thought.
uIdc everything secure, but wnilr
hr was absent from home, the Are
broke out ANEW, nnl when l,r ~
lurnrd he found his ucighbOrs gnl,
cred around tho ruins of his home.
~ the most strenuous rXrrliora,
however, the barns and ont build
lngs were saved.
Al the auction Of the late phiil,
Mnlloon property, held on Friday,
Apiil 9Th, the following sales ol
real estate were mnhc; The home
| ,,a.-' :, "s..,.-!-,i"- ~ uuiliIIugs nu,i
eight acres Of alld, was bid off bl
Hon, Alvah Bean. The paslnrr,o
acres, hld off b, Samuel Smith; one
undivided half of the norlI, wood
tot, 80 acres, bid off by Harvey vii.
son.
Chas. IL. Wallace has rented the
DR.. Howard house aud barn. which
makes u very convenient place for
his business,
Judge Bean is having u new
building (3Gx25 ~ erected on the
Mine Road, double tenement.
Things are being pushed right along
inh 1t viii soon be ready for OCcu
pancy.
Tho schools in district No. |, com.
mcnccd on Monday, April 30. They
are under the charge OF the Misses
West, who have proved themselves,
heretofore, to be reliable and com
pctcnt teachers.
The valuable real estate of the
late j. b. Dearborn situated in this
Village, win be sold 10y auction on
saturday, May 10. $. q. Hcaton,
auctioaccr.
Bartlett Bohonon, harness max.
or, has just received II new lot Of
goods, and is ready to fiji nll orders
Tor custom work. SYPHAX.
MIR. EDITOR: notice n communica-
ton in your paper of the 2lst instant by
l.. Il, Spauldng, severely ccnsurng
your Blood Brook correspondent in re-
gard to the annual school meeting, &C.
1t is written in such low and insulting
language that it is beneath the notice of
any one, But in justice to X. b. Kim
ball, the presiding officer ut said meeting,
| wish to say II few words. In the first
place, Mr.. Kimball. is entirely innocent
of all the charges brought against him
in that article. He never saw the article
referred to until he read it in your paper,
and in talking with the Town Supt. u
day or two ago, he said Mr.. X. was en-
Iircly innocent of the charges brought
against him by Mr.. s., in regard to false
and trying to break up the
school, &c. when we pcnncd that urti- |
lie we had not the least idea of hurting
feelings, neither have we vet
'ccn able to see why Mr. $. should be
.hus aggrievcd. lie says the solt-hcnd.
'd WHO'D that wrote that piece, ought to
70 to Hanover and get Dir. Crosby &C.
make him over, &r. Now we feel Der
Getty content with til" position we occu-
~. but do not envy him his position in
he mind of the public. since writing
hat communication. We would advise
Viz. $, the next time he gets out his bio
run to be sure and get his eve ON the
mark before he shoots.
The dwelling house of NJ. NJ. Miller
anne near being burned u few nirhts
'go. A kettle of lard standing ON the
tovc boildcd over and run into the stove,
hereby increasing the heat. tho rooms
we're soon filled with flames. The iomi-
y were all gone from home at the time,
Xccpting I'm old lady of seventy wears
{ age. A ncighbor passing the house
bScrving IN unusual light, ran in and
Ntinguishcd the tire.