The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-06-15

Mrs. Frank T.. Merrill of Barre has
been spending a few days with her
mother Mrs. d. X. Andr0ss.
Mrs. Chas. A. Kent went to Concord
N. H., Wednesday where she intends
to spend the summer months with hei
parents in that city.
Rev. A. j. Hough has purchased a
very fine upright piano OF II. \. farker
1t is from the factory OF q. q. Briggs
& Co., Boston. ..t
C. A. Richardson Of Corinth is now
in the employ Of Messrs: Doe Bros
Having commenced with them Monday
last.
Hiram Noyes, proprietor of Hotel
Look Of, Sugar Hill, N. H., was In
town Monday buving horses for his
livery.
We are sorry to learn that Stillman
JENNIE of Newbury was stricken with
paralysis Saturday. He was in the
village the day before doing business.
ACARp. We wish to extend our
heartfelt thanks to our neighbors who
so kindly assisted us during the sick
ness and death Of our son.
&C. WRIGHT Il FAMILY.
Supt. Folsom was in town Tuesday
looking over the ground for depot at
Pierm0nt crossing. We understand
full depot facilities are to be granted
them at once. The rumor is prevalent
that we are to have new Bradford
depot this summer, which we hope
and expect to be true.
Our esteemed correspondent from
Newbury drove into town Tuesday
with his fine pair of black colts and
carriage. When he left
home he was bent on matrlmony, put
the excitement here was so great that
he did not think of the main question
again until he got back home. Too
late. Try again Horace.
Fishing is at it's heighth just now.
Will Craig of Boston and Moses Flan-
iers penetrated the picturesque hooks
in New Hampshire last Friday and
brought home 250 of the finny tribe.
Will and Chas. Craig captured $50
trout Wednesday. Lovers of
The sport find grand opportunity to
crafty their passion for trout fishing
with good results in this vicinity.
j. M. Warden has the agency for the
Singer Improved Sewing Machines,
,alled the best in the market. He has
llso very handsome Worcester organ
which he will place on exhibition at
lis store next week. The price will
,e from 25 to 40 per cent lower than
,ther dealers sell the same instrument,
md needs only to be seen by persons
Wishing such an article to ensure an
sale.
Col. John G. Stearns, G. H. Curtis,
Dr.. F. Fletcher, G. E. Clark, John I'm
lerwood, p. S. Chamberlin and H. E.
'arker start to-day for Chicago to at
end the Republican National Conven-
ion in that city next week. The par
y will arrive there Sunday morning at
As if the schedule is carried out. Col.
'tearns will be the guest of his neph-
w Maj. Redington, Messrs. Fletcher
nd Clark will be quartered at the
FAULT House, and Curtis and Parker at
loom No. %, Leland Hotel. Our
7estern friends are cordially invited
0 call on us at our headquarters, the
leland, during convention week.
Great excitement is promised for
ext month. Outside the "Glorious
'ourth" the next great event always is
circus. Bradford is to be favored
Y visit Monday July 9th, of Wallace
Co.'S, Great Worlds Railroad Show
Museum Menagerie and Information
Circus. We understand that it is
show. The different attrac-
ons will be advertised later so that
ur people can Judge of the merits of
le combination. We have no doubt
ut that it will receive liberal patron
ye at the hands of the public in this
lcinity. Aldrich's meadow, east of
le TrOtter House site has been selec-
ID as the circus grounds.
Don't fail to attend the lecture by
[rs. Zerelda G.. Wallace of Indiana,
evening 7.3O O'Clock in the
estry of the Congregational church,
n "Woman's acknowledgements" She
an able and eloquent speaker and
herever she has spoken has been re-
,lved with enthusiasm; her theme
lough broad as humanity she fully
'asps and presents with force and
Possibly you are not in
with the cause she advocates;
,ar her and see if your convictions
N not ,,ro;n1icac This is tO he her