The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-09-17

*Bradferd : Village " Fewn*
For SALE. One nearly new tol
buggy. Enquire at this Office.
Charles B. Andross has sold his farm
on the lower plain to II. H. Ormsby.
M. L. Douglass of Thetford is study
ing law in j. II. WatsOn's office.
John E. Davis is running meat
market for Daniel HOughton.
Blaisdell's Orchestra will furnish in.
strumental music during the Festival
Mrs. j. G. Stearns and Mrs. G. IL.
Curtis returned from Saratoga Satur-
day.
II. E.. Parker and wife have been
spending few days at the Flume
House, No. Woodstock, N. II.
This is the "on" year for gray squir-
rels and many are shot and brought
into town each day.
Will the person who borrowed the
lamp in front of Village Hall please
return it as it will soon be needed.
John Hartwell won second money in
the forty class at the Colebrook races
last Friday.
Mrs. John H. Watson and two chill
dren are visiting her parents at Wards
borO, vt.
Mrs. Charles A. Leavitt is visiting
her husband who is foreman in sash
factory at Burlington.
F. p. Staples, who has been confined
to his house for several months, is able
to be on the street again.
Miss Florence Farnham returned
Tuesday to the art department of the
University of Syracuse, Syracuse, N.
Y.
The culvert at the foot of the fair
ground hill is being enlarged. Part of
it had caved in which necessitated it's
being overhauled.
George Shaw is at home the season
being over at the Mountains. He will
take trip to Springfield, Mass, before
he enters college.
John Hartwell has leased the barn
back of the Bailey building and will
repair and enlarge it and occupy as a
livery stable.
Ellie &. Libbey while unloading an
ensilage cutter Monday, jammed the
index finger of his right hand very
badly.
Correspondents are requested to
send in their items earlier in the week,
those from the south not later than
Wednesday night.
John Thomas of Boston, who gave
such unlimited satisfaction last year in
has been engaged for Oct.
30 and 81, in the Musical Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Cannon of
Bellows Falls, lost their infant child
last Friday after two day illness of
brain fever.
Rev. j. w. Lees will be absent the
next three Sabbaths. There has been
no arrangement made for preaching
during his vacation.
N. A. Frary has bought the house
now occupied by Thomas Renfrew, on
the Lower Plain, and Mr.. RenfreW has
purchased the Judge Baldwin place on
Pleasant street.
Russell Moore is expected to arrive
in town the first of next week, when a
gang of men will be set at work re-
pairing the paper mill preparatory to
to the full capacity.
Charles M. Andross continues to be
quite sick with gastric fever, but slight
is noticed which leads to
the belief that his recovery is very
probable at no distant day.
IHc dHIulI HccClHS VI uHe MaSneC
Union will be held Saturday, Sept. Is,
At the dressmaking rooms Of Mrs. j.
B. Pickett, Jr., at 3 O'Clock p. IN. Let
al the members be present.
j. B. w. Prichard received tele-
gram Wednesday from GAINESVILLE,
Wis, announcing the death of his
brother, Amos P. Prichard which &C.
cured suddenly that morning. His
lge was SO years.
Doe Bros. although young men are
working up large patronage. They
keep large and nice assortment Of
goods, and are steady, industrious fel-
ows and we are glad to see them pros
per.