The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-07-23

w. II. NICHOLS.
*Bradferd Village ~ Fewn*
Laundry sent every Tuesday at thu
Boston Clothing House.
Mai. F. w. Clark of Wilmington, N
c., is the guest of II. E. Parker.
Mrs. II. G. Day returns from hel
Western trip to-day.
Miss Eliza George is at home on a
four weeks vacation.
Horace Morse and wife of Boston
are spending few days in town, the
guests of Mrs. W. E. Gage.
Prof. J. II. Worthen, State geologist
of Illinois, is stopping with j. W.
Bliss for few days.
Mrs. w. ii. johnson of Buffalo, N.
Y, is visiting at her fathers, r. E.
WhitcOmb.
Rev. A. J. Hough will preach at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sab
bath morning on ''Gleaning, and beat
ing out, the grain"
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment in another column of Chas. A.
Manson's who offers his valuable farm
for sale.
L. D. Livingston and wife are tax
ing vacation of six weeks or more,
visiting their children, during that
time the tailor shop will be closed.
Quite number of Bradford people
visited the camp at Fairlee Pond this
week. We understand they had a hop
there Tuesday evening.
Miss Charlotte Nelson has taken
rooms in Union Block where she will
give painting lessons to those who
wish. Miss N. is an artist of much
promise.
Vernon A. Doty spent his vacation
with friends in Wolcot, Lyndonville,
and St. Johnsbury, returning to re-
sumo his "halloO" and the click of the
wires Monday morning.
The delegates to the democratic state
convention were: G. P. Arthur, Bar
ron Hay, A. M. Dickey, A. T. Clark,
and DR.. Jones. District: H. A. Win
ship, G. E. Spalding, G.. r. Craig, c.
B. AndrOss, f. X. Prescott.
Levi Kennedy of Warsaw, ILL.,, who
worked here as jeweler for johnson
Hardy forty-nine and fifty years ago,
is visiting at j. W. Bliss. Uncle Joe
says as this is cousin Kennedy's first
visit to him in forty-eight years he
thinks he can afford to visit him well.
A CARD. l desire to express nv
most sincere thanks to those kind
friends and neighbors and especially
the members of Post Washburn, G. A.
r. for the tender sympathy manifested
and the substantial aid rendered in nv
severe afflictiOn.
Mrs. j. A. WARREN.
Bradford, VT, July 21.
The Hanoverian Family will give
one Of their famous musical entertain
ments in Village Hall, Tuesday July
9th. The high comments of the press
throughout the State are we'll merited
by this company who are no stran-
gers to Bradford people, their last Wis
it gaining them many friends.
People should be more careful in
crossing the street in front of teams.
Tuesday evening Miss Nellie Stevens,
while crossing the street in front of
the post office came near being knock
ed down and run over. Fortunately
Mr.. Evans pulled up just in the nick of
time, the pole of the wagon touching
the young lady's hat. No blame could
be attached to Mr.. Evans.
VIM. Avery has Morgan mare %
years old, which never had a colt I'M
til this year, when she made her great
est effort and produced q colt that will
be hard to beat. 1t was sired by the
Wilmot horse of Pompa, and conse-
quently is as full blOoded Morgan as
you can find, and is perfect type of
the Morgan horse.-[ Hanover On. H.
Gazette.
Mr.. EDITOR. Never since the MEM
DRY of the oldest residents has there
been a time that there has not been a
frog pond opposite the residence of
Mrs. Woodward. We understand DIR.
Cutting is contemplating stocking it
with black bass and other choice varie-
ties of fish so that the fathers of the
town can have ample fishing ground
within our own borders, and not be
obliged to go to Fairlee Pond to enjoy
no SnorfC pf fiShinr nuarry WnulJ