The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-06-25

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his bed but is somewhat better.
He. McDuffee and wife are spend.
ing few days in Boston.
Mr.. Gillett, horse buyer from Water.
bury, Conn.,, has CARED several fine
horses from this vicinity this week.
There is a report current upon our
streets that Harry b. Stevens has Civ
en- up hotel keeping at Marysville, Cal.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning Mr.. Lees theme will be
"Salvation by Reflection"
The second volume of Gen. Grants
personal memoirs was delivered to our
citizens this week.
Strawberries are selling this week
three baskets for twenty-five cents,
and they are delicious too.
Mrs. r, NJ. Bill Of West Topsnam
is spending few weeks with her
daughters, Mrs. H. G. McDuffee and
Mrs. DR.. Hanson. EH
All personss having unsettled ac-
counts with the late Andrew Sargent
will at once make known the same to
JOHN A. SARGENT.
Eliza George and Agnes Cowdrey
spent the Sabbath with their parents,
returning to st. Johnsbury Monday
morning.
NJ. C. johnson and C. E. Evans have
a beautiful matched pair Of Hambleto-
Man bay horses that they say can show
three minute clip double.
Mrs. Lees is getting quite we'll again
and Marian is steadily improving.
This will be good news to the many
friends of the family.
N. w. Bliss, Esq, of Chicago will
visit his brother j. w. Bliss next week
This will be mis- first visit to Bradford
in twenty-seven years.
Mrs. George F. Morris and Mrs. j.
Tebbetts are attending commencement
exercises at Dartmouth this week, the
guests of N. A. Frost.
Commencing next Sunday week
there will be a Sunday New York
Tribune train over the Passumpsic
railroad arriving at this station about
a. m.
Mrs. M. S. Smith is growing weaker
and but little hopes are entertained for
her recovery. The aged parents have
our heartfelt sympathy in their sore
affection.
Large numbers of our people will
60 to LyndOnville to the races July 8,
Newbury and Woodsville the same
day and Lisbon the 5th. Grand cele-
brations at all the places.
All the members of the Sons of
Temperance who possibly can are urg-
ed to be present at the meeting next
Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock. Officers
are to be elected and other important
business considered.
In the inside pages will be found an
interesting fourth of July page consist
ing of six columns; four columns of
which will be found on page six, the
remaining two on page seven. A care
full perusal will repay you.
Mrs. B. o. Roby will open class in
landscape and flower painting on or
about July ~. Samples Of work may
be seen and full particulars obtained
by enquiring of Mrs. Il. ID. SanbOrn,
East Thetford, vt. ~ 342t
We have heard it suggested that it
would be well for the selectmen to COL
lect toll over the bridge near Wheeler's
foundry after nine p. m. If this
could be done it would be a large
source of revenue to the town.
Col. Frank b. Davis formerly of
this place, now of Chicago, has been
in town this week. His genial pres
ence has been enjoyed by his hosts of
friends here, who are pleased to
know of his success i'm business in the
western metropolis. He left for BOs-
ton this morning.
In riding over the road from Cor
NTH line to Colby bridge via VIM. G..
SanbOrn's we noticed the great i'm
prOvement in the highway. The en-
tire route having been worked by the
machine under the supervision of Sc
lectman F. II. Chamberlin who seems
to fully understand the way a road
should be built and is acting according
ingly. We also note the improvement
over Saddleback hill road under the
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