Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1878-08-24

L. >. CHAMBERLlN,
EUGENE LEAvrrr. Committee.
Bradford, Vt. Aug. 22nd, 1878. CIV.
The sale of the effects of the late
DIR. McKeen was not completed or
Saturday, most of the best house
hold goods remaining to be sold
The sale was adjourned to Satur
day of this week, (24th) at 1 O'Clock
P. M.
We are pleased to note the arriv.
al in town this week of MIR. Geo.
A. Low, of Brooklyn, n. Y, who is
on brief visit to his mother and
friends here; also the arrival in
town of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wilder, of
Boston, who are visiting at Geo. E..
Gaf1ield's; and the family of E. V.
r. Evans, who are stopping at W.
FL. Nourse's.
Mr.. j. l., Woodward and family
returned to their home in Chicago,
on Tuesday.
Fresh oysters, Saturdays, at B. p
Baldwin's saloon.
The Trotter House, under the
excellent management of E. 8.
Peaslee is having a good run OF
business this summer, tho arrivals
OF guests numbering considerable
over one hundred per week.
The arrivals for the week ending
Wednesday night number 115.
Among those registered we notice,
W. p. Bacon, F. 2. virgisr ]. L.
Davenport, G. W. Gould, @. q.
Morey and wife. E. L. Thayer, and
Harry Leslie of Boston j. s.
Mason and wife of Lebanon, N. Il.
j. G. Baldwin and wife and j. w.
Roraback of Troy, N. y; r. A.
Potter, Bristol, Ct.; s. K. Ray
mond and Geo. w. Fletcher and
family, Brooklyn, N. Y; E. 9.
Hooper, Portland, Me-; Thomas
Failey Dep u. S. Marshal, and Geo.
l. Hagar, Burlington, Edward 9.
Hagar, Joliet, ILL.,; and F. R. Hay.
den, Worcester, Mass.
Shetland shawls at Mrs. Q: Fl
Curtis.
Small game is reported as being
very plenty this season. The fen
ces and trees about the farm houses
and even in the villages are tenant
ed by numerous red squirrels, while
grey squirrels are plenty in the tim
Der, and in passing through the
woods the ear is constantly greeted
with the "whirr" of the wings of the
shy partridge.
Mrs, Robert Renfrew of this town
had severe shock of paralysis on
Saturday last. She was visiting al
Mrs. Ed. Sleeper's at the timo. The
whole of the left sido is paralyzed,
and her friends have little hopes of
her recovery, as she is now seventy.
four years old.
Mrs. q. II, Curtis has a very large
and complete assortment of But
tons, all styles both of pearl, horn
and Silk.
The Guy family are to give one
of their entertainments at Village
Hall this Saturday evening. They
have the reputation of doing all
that they advertise to do, and Civ
ing a very satisfactory performance
They have very full programme
in opera, farce, comedy and gym.
nastics, See advertisement else
where.
Shelf paper can be found at the
Post Office.
A party consisting of Grin Gam
bell, Esq, and family, q. E. Har-
ris and family, Roswell Hunt, and
family, and John Il. Watson, Esq.
and family, and Mr.. Charles Pear
son, made picnic excursion to
Fairlee lake Oh Tuesday. They had
a jolly time, though "Jonn" says
the bass didn't bite worth cent.
They speak very highly OF the
efforts of Mr.. Davis, who keeps the
Lake House, to give them every
accom- mediation and assistance to
make the occasion enjoyable.
Splendid line of Kid gloves at
Mrs. G. 81. Curtis.
Large stock of Castor and Lisle
Thread gloves at Mrs. g. 81. Curtis
Wood splints in all colprs at Mrs.
9. Il. Curtis,