The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-10-08

Mrs. Miles will sell a lot of persona
property at the Hardy place at ! o'clocl
this Friday) afternoon.
Charles Ballard of White Rivel
Junction and John l.. Spring Of Leb
anon, N. H., were in town yesterday
II. C. McDufee, Esq, started fol
Wisconsin Monday. He expects tt
return in about two weeks.
The beautiful weather this week il
peculiarly agreeable after the dreari
ness of the greater part of Sept.
Mrs. j. S. Bicknell has been to mar
ket this week replenishing her stock OF
millinery and fancy goods.
Repairs OH the paper mill are pro
ceeding slowly and it will doubtless
take number of days yet before it will
get to running.
E. A. Gibbs has embarked in bust
ness with live firm of Minneapolis
Mimi. Ed is a stirring chap and things
have to hum when he takes hold.
All lovers of good minstrel show
should not fail to visit the performance
of Ladd Il Sullivan's at Village Hall
Friday eve, Oct. Sth.
DR.. A. r. Stokes formerly of St
JOhnsbury, who was pardOned out OF
states prison last week by Gov. Pin.
gree, was in town yesterday.
WANTED, at the Boston Clothing
House Il smart, active young man who
has some knowledge of the clothing
business. o. r. BAKER.
j. E. Chamberlin, brother of Capt.
p. S. Chamberlin, who was recently
managing editor of the Boston Adver-
tiser and Record, has accepted a SINH
lar position on the Sunday Courier.
George A. Martin has leased the
room formerly occupied as a meat
market and will move his tin shop,
which has been at the south end of the
village, there at once.
John Loring the upholsterer, has a
shop in Bailey's building End story,
where he will do work in his line in
first class shape, and at prices to suit
the times.
Geo. E. Garfield our genial post
master, is moving into his newly pur-
chased residence, the Hardy place.
We congratulate him on obtaining 80
desirable an abode.
The "Ymir" the monarch palace OBJ
servation car which attracted so much
attention on the New York express
this summer, is now being run from
Newport to Springfield on the mail
train.
d. E. Knight of Marysville, Cal,
arrived in town Monday p. IN. and re-
turned Tuesday a. m. 1t was short
call, but we were glad to see him
among us if for only few hours. He
is the leading business man of his city.
The superintendent and teachers of
the Congregational Sunday school
would be pleased to meet the scholars
at the church parlors at 6 O'Clock,
Wednesday evening for social visit.
Let all be present and have a good
time.
The annual meeting of the Socratic
Circle will be held at the residence of
Mrs. Roswell Farnham Thursday, Oct.
14th at 2 O'Clock. After the transac.
ton of business Miss E. L. Morse will
give "reminiscences of her summer.
travels.
The Washburn Relief Corps invite
Post Washburn and friends generally
to join them in a sociable md oyster
supper at G. A. r. Hall on Thursday
eve, Oct. -. Admission and supper
% cts. Supper to 9.
By ORDER OF Elk. Com.
In our inside pages can be found the
of the coming musical
festival, Oct. 26-9. This will be the
musical event of the season, as those
who attended similar one last year at
this place, can testify. We hope all
in music will take hold of
this and strive to make it successful.
MI. heynOlus, the SnOe MANUFACTURE
er, with his book-keeper Mr.. Smith Of
Brockton were in town Monday. They
were much pleased with the appear
ance of the village and if certain con-
,ingencies can be overcome will prob
ably accept the offer of the committee.
We hope to give a favorable report
leXt week.
Mr.. Riley of the firm of Riley &
Hill, plumbers of Boston, whose bust
less we mentioned in these columns a
,ew weeks since, called on us yester-
lay. Mr.. Riley is member of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co.
nd has been at the Fabyan House,
White Mountains on the Company's
for their annual field dav
nd sports.