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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

CfRcrTT CorRr.-Nrbine Richards Va
Simeon Richards 81 al. siectmeBt on trial
r q. Kenyon ~. L. r. s.eonsrd 81 al. trss-
pass stsy extsnded tsirtv days alex.
Orflrie and Andrew Dssisison we're sd-
Fnitted % citisensaip. Francis Ieteiiisr -
=. +. Elliott c5sncsry. cantinaed without
cosfs ". + Fivnn - R6.srd Dsnfoyth.
chsnesTr. continued without cgsts
rsossrE Estate Of Peter c lock 6s.
cessed spprsissrs warrant and inventory
r I'D. hearing on cain hefors the crurt az
sizaed f@r octeher y Estsie of eerrit Ter
Rrssk . miaor. gusrdisas kond ~ sd
letters isSosi - loan Ter Rrssk inventory
r al Fstsfs - Chsries :. Elef.sn. decsAses3.
sxecHtors frst snaBsl scco8Hs fied
SrrHsTes 1oskph ~. Fennkins -
FSesa Iohnson ~ - ehszcerv. nsofian ~
sxfeed fir.s foT perfscfins spr~si sna r-s.
s~nsies ksoN4s FER srgravsi. tr1e sxteusfss
t~sutv dsrs freza 4 pril = $50 nson r@r-
nsent 81 e-,@s. e aaotisn So Asro1 P-sfrss
"a fe~-wfek ~ EayHtae - =. hil ~ er-
eerl iene seffisf sr3 hanf efs-s5 fer 50
Fre~sl in To ssove sasitsef cesss- hSrs sn-
PFeve<
Fsrfv ssar-fnsk Hs1rssssss r. s~ssY $3.50.
- - Kis&efs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

a wssafsesuri-r Cornpssv Organized ans
Ahsut ~ R>rf. MsRfr4 Furniture

Ahsut ~ H>Hts Asktr4 Farnttnrss
s,.ss " ~ ts,vss,~-
AAsssrxx. April = s-Considersbls inter
est = bsing manifested On ne psrs Of our
ciasens tcwsrds starting fsctoriss for the
workinw - the vsrious Kinds Of hsrsiwoods
-aich sr- - abundant IN tas townships
sdciuiBx The r'tF The committee. can
sstinx cf A - n beeier and J. A. Thomp-
sou. representing tbe NsDistpe Mar aiscfar-
tn- Company. rs-rntlv Organizes. an Satur-
cav evening returned from their trip -
tsr@nd Rapids sud elsewhere. where they
vert 20 i,ok aver scasriee and IN Nordas
thev reported - re Stockholders recon-
vzsendiar the ruaking 81 alrnnnrs TIE re-.
rort uss saorted snd s II expected thst
t6s reu oieiinr ef tes Long S e Plsninr
MI sfl soou commence IA = intended -
nze the brildine - the fsciorv fhis SIS -
scre-s re sire~t rem the grounds seier a
hv ne n & r ~ rsfiroai fer the erection
q new 3-rat snd ffpiFht ~areaosss. ass
SAFE arunfswe 81 1tl feet en the rirer
ise-uhv sivine lt exssllsut facilities FOR
shisrinx eilher 81 Water or rsil
me nrapnsltion af Stskoe 3 <elsorl IN
ssf sits "a Ns.ti<tss fske. a3inini0g the
eitr iirnits sts pric. - - tssEsains,s ~
tse stsck hcisierx ~ ~ fsrfer~ tsktsE thsif
rsv 'n stock. e-ei.ise the contrie1fi,n af
&Llfsi. bss practi-slir epen eccerFed ~ tts
r - fe-n Ns-sn fsrfn@frr frsnp paur which
wss sr9arizp8 - aeftrrsa~ e~ensss ~ t-e
slpetica ~ a y stisr e Frsslieu1 A =.
l.senarS Wee fresi,ient T p Reutssisii
T---sar~r sad y w N.isor s>e-essr7. Fhs
esrisai ssceit - 49, no. Nstata - asre
enunfittee ~iil risit ascsarirs ssf szc~r-
fsin what ssrs = re oest rrsrtlcshls.
whsn rsrs w. seramenre
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

tseorzs ~ I,ewsF. of 0~neso. firsot
Mssssr - tie lnaepeoasnf Order ~ ODD
Fe ews faF she essss - Niahesn - r.
tlss eits sn8 sffenoes tie foestsnR ~ fbg.hix
Inses lazs evening ~ Deweg is on s.s
80 - bfsrxn wlsezf bs rH aepsr 81
satrpss 2eeke4 sn6 s~sN tae naeus-rs 81
ft.a arsss ir thst are 81 peiebfsfs ne az
r.fperxafr - t.8S FtscwsbiD. Ttt ever
rs - wia lsstsgte neseksb lo3xf g.
Asxsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Answer Filed.

The Grand Rapids Street Railway Com
pany filed their answer yesterday to the
injunction suit commenced by Olive b.
Fisher. The company denies that they
were going to work on Sunday to evade the
law, but simply to proceed with work that
they had been at Tor fifteen DAYS previous.
The document 10 very lengthy. and is sc-
companied By q diagram of the proposed
work.
Tne company asks that the injunction be
dissolved.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Dennis NcKinnon. of Huntsville, and
Miss Fannie F., daughter of Mrs. Mary
Foster. of this city, were united in mar
riage, on Tuesday afternoon, at the resi-
dence of the bride'a mother. the Rev. A. II.
Merriam officiating. Only the family OF
the bride were present. and, after wedding
dinner had been served, the happy couple
left on the evening train for their new home
in Ohio
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

In esuverssiion yesterday vish Pred A.
MsFusr,i- attorney for san y. Clay. he
.sia 70 . TxExez zsw-H EssIp reporter tssf il
woold pr~hshiv - several dsys before
Governor Lscs woaIa decide Mr.. Gays
rsas ana tkst Nc one hsd hsS The slish sess
fntirnsfson 80 - ~sst 494xe fsfkins apis-
ion .ss. Both sides ef she csss zee slz7e6
.zd ths t'overuer tsos ne matter Under
sfvispuzent
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Republicans ~ Sea.

A number of prominent Republicans in
this city were questioned by the TELEGRAM
HERALD yesterday in reference to the effect
of james McNillan's determination to
withdraw from the chairmanshIp of the
State Committee and as TO who his successor
would probably be. All agreed that il was
most unfortunate for the party and no one
could even suggest q probability as TO the
succe.sorship.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

The following local committee has been
appointed to make arrangements for the
Democratic State Convention. to meet in
this city May 10.
W. X. Shelby, G. II. Bender, J. w.
Rosenthal, n. r. Mccormick. John l..
Lssrsnce, John s. Farr. J. A. Mckee. r. W.
Ball, John y. killesn, I. ". Turner, NJ VI.
Hous>man.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

When the news of the granting Of the
msndsmus by the Supreme Court in the
Naycralty recount business yesterday
reached the city there was general rejoic-
ing, and Mayor Weston was warmly con-
graduated.
well, / am out Of Job" said Freeman
Godfrey, 'but don't believe ] feel as bad
about Il as r. r. Sweet does"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Rsa1ES. Aprsi z5.--Ceunt Hsrsert Rss-
s,srek hsS S~0lY sees prsniof4s - he
rsuk ef Nlaisfsr ~ state sod nsf 10 fhss ~
NnssfsF ~ AfsiTs - PREVIOUSLY rzporfs,i
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

President ss ths Milwaukee q ~. raul
NEv Yosx. April 35.-The dirscters OF
the Chicago. hiivsukss q st. Paul Railroad
Corupssy today elected Gers~sl Manage
Roseweil Miller President 10 suo,esd the
lste Alexander Nitchell.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26


hAsourrrx April 25.-An ore train run
ming ~iid iet the track one mile south Of
Negsunss. on the G. 4 " w., this evening.
Sixteen cars and cshooee were badly
wrecked Trains were delayed until mid.
might NOBODY vas killed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

BsooxEYS. y. Y, April 8.-Ths nss-
sgrr, Of the Grand Army psrsde On Decor
stion pav snnoancs that President G.vs-
land has scceptsd an invitation to rsvisw
The parsfe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Ecsrss. kortl - Delegates - the
Chicago ennvsntien. chosen hy ths Rspub-
bcsn ststs Convention so3sv. are not in
svuci~d. bat are ssid - be strengly ar
Rsne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

"A Scrap of Paper "a very pretty bftls
eomedy-vss prsssatsd ~ Ida ysn Cert
lad and The fsvsrsisr drsazssie eo1B<ay
81 Powers last ssssiax. fhs sndieacs Was
immensely ana assd- Niss y2a Cortland IS
Nile Saz&nni Gid some Of the best comedy
sotinx sks has yet given her patroaa "A
scrap Of Psper'' vsosa bssr repetition BY
this company. Nsss lsn CoftlSad's dresses
IN Il are particularly e<AaniaL
Tonight Miss Van Cortland will appear
as ssspAaals IA ~forgss- hs-Nst-" TAis 10
her strongest and Ecst dramatic role. Ga
Friday evening the ,sdy vii ss given =
com pliment4ry b<nsEt on which occasion
shs will play Claire and the Forge Master. "
one of the most interesting and powerful
plays ever presented In this country. Miss
Van CortlAsd deserves splendid house At
ker benefit.
Applications for seats for the Booth Bar
rett performances of "0thelio' come Ia by
every mail Excursion parties will be here
Wednesday from Allessn, Marshall, Mus
kegon, Reed City. Cadillac and even ss far
mort ~ Petoskey. Applications will be
numbered Is fast - they come Ia and when
the sale OPENS Monday morning at . o'clock
those ia line will Dc shown = Gear diagram
mo seats except those marked for the
season for the critics OF the press being
reserved-apd after a reasonable number of
seats have been sosd TO those ia the line.
the applications by mail will be attended
10. Two policemen will be on hand Mon
day morning 20 keep people in line. But
ten tickets will be sold 10 any one indi-
yldual
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Rzs1gx. ApTH 81 as Esnp.rar p~rtsck
ef hesFfy luarh~en te.tsv sseaHh -
sp~sf sncst ~ - As~ - hes To~srs
s~~ni-s sIs ss~p~fstarp fuea - lli
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Special Sale Of Silver Tea Sets.
cHANsED DAILY.

A silver Tes SET Of five pieces Cor slsss
II includes Coffee Pot Tea Pot. sugar Bowl.
Cream Pitcher and Slop Bowl. and the best
OF qusdruple plate. warranted. II yoU
want good qusdrupie plated Tea Set
don't miss this opportunity of buying on.
chesp. We always sspeci 10 be al - snd
81 Nonroe-si.. and viii make amends II the
goods turn out diferen, than We Say they
are. But with firms that cDms and 20. no
matter bow they warrant their goods.
year or 90 from now they are nowhere TO
be found when tbs goods conmeDos b.
turn out differently than tbey warrant.
Buy Of firm that you know viii slvsys
be found al their post. sBch : one is
Il. LeORaPdS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 MonrOe-yt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

WAsslssF0s. AFril zo.-An0ther star"
game Of s<L sss played eetwssn tas Bos-
Isns and wssAlnxtsns today. and vas ~on
by ths visitors ca errors By VDay who
failed % stop Kslly's gr0undsr in tho
slsssaEh mnia<. A slid pitch allowed
Kelly 70 reach third and he scored the only
r.n Of TIA zzme on sam WLse's base nit. IL
va. a bxftls bst~s<n Cisrkson and o Day.
and While nsitAer pitcher had .
run sxrasd from delivery. Clark
son had shghtly the best Of it.
OfDsy. however. bad more striks-outs To
ais credit than his famous oppenen1 and Al
critical stages Of The game hs moved down
the visitors Ike shsaE he. however. lost
rhs z1ras himself, and has no one else 10
blams for it Kslsy's groander in the
slsvsnsh inninx vss slow. and Hank" too
eager 70 put Kelly out. famDlsd the ball.
sad Ksliy reached drst szfsly. This ratified
aim, and the next ball pitched vas 50
Wild that the $1,000 beauty reached third
oDsy wss disguised with himself, and a
more detected man nsysr lsft the nsld.
Various opportunities we're offered both
teams - score. especially in the fourth
inniaz % Boston. and Ia the tsnta ~
Washington. bat sharp fielding prevented
il. Kelly aid good work, but Deasiey did
better. ODay pitched great ball. but John
Clarkson . greater. Myers. Nash and
Gaalnsr 6eld.d brilliantly. The score Is as
follows.
Washington. - o o o o o.
EtxfOn .. D . D . y o y l.
Rase flits--W ssh ingtou. 5. Boston, T.
kgrors--W " ashinxtoE. q Boston. 7.
Battsrtes.-W W ashinKfon. 0Day and Dessiey
Boslon. CLarkson and Kelly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

A gentleman in this city. Who is person.
ally acquainted with Mr. Blaine and his
sons, was in Chicago recently. and he also
had il directly from one Of the sons that
Mr.. Blaine has not been in better health
within ten years than he is now. Young
Blaine further said that his father did not
intend to change his original plans in ref
erence 10 bis journey or the time of his
rrlnrn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

sprf ~ ~ Rssa ssd Esrnsss KAISER. ~
Paris te~nshfn heosnas invslvs3 n sfn3
eshL zach ss.llr snaea ~ wiliisa
smeshise ksssvF srress ths nsse rits Ese
psee. h~e8 ~ss sFfsttea sn1 tsksn ,feteTe
Eastsoe Nsss wsFss ~ wss tfios ~
iarr SO ksssefs s<innsd ra.s sud ~es
renr5efea e@ ~es fasi esau ses sesfs.
~ sfsses dsTs 9. isi H><< ~ezf - iss&
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
BLAINE IN PERFe CT HEALTH.
His Family Much Annoyed by the Re-
ports to the Contrary.

His Family Much Annoyed by she Re-
ports to the Contrary.
CHICAGO. April 25.-"rhese reports about
my fathers Illness have been . source of
great annoyance 70 me and to other MEM
o-rs Of our family" said WSlker
Blaine. today. TO q United Press reporter.
"snd / should like verv much to set them
once for all AZ rest. Only yesterday / re-
ceived from my mothsr letter dated at
Rene April 10. She SAYS that my father
at the time of writing. was in the very best
of health. He vas going out every
dsy and Was enjoying the Wis
II TO that city in the highest degree.
Invitations Of social character were pour
ing in upon him in great numbers, and he
was accepting as many of them as his time
weuld permit. There was not the slightest
symptom OF any siiiaeat about him. In
deed. on the contrary. he bad not felt so
strong and vigorous before for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

A. - n-~ sssszs e Trsmrains- - s~~y
se~n = Rssa&ra
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
An Off DAY FOR BALL
0aly Tws S-sss@l, o.@ &z~<is&1 ssa
Es1x 4rs STAKE Gssass rssSsa-
k..s<As<se s21 ~z1Assx-
go enGx C46

Sx4 Yoxz. April zs.-ovsr Zen ths1sanf
psrssns .lfae.s>si ths opening same today
en- the polo xsounas. bsEse~n sss Ierk
Snd Phil4dslDAis-
Both ninss wsrs IN sxcsllent Trim and
gave . ana sxhieltion prior - the game.
Batting waz comparatively ight On eeth
.l1ss, via psobsbly ne sxception Of Aui-
ysy. The 6<ldinx Of TIE New Yorzs Was
x~zsrally al psor order. The visitors also
made some sEsscbsd plsYs. FollsEing u
rks score.
ses York ..------.--.s -
Ba<e aifs-teo fofk q Philadelphia. !
krIans eew foEk . faliAsts.p phia. q
EzEleTies-Nse Isfk Wsich and Vhourxes
Fhll.-ielltnl4 C2zcy AL Aet5slire.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

sssNss..ev. ~ yt-t.sksr rets-a-
MASsV1xLD. o, April 25.--Cycloas Miller.
OF the Mansfield team vas in the box for
Jackson today on trial bat prove failure.
The score Is a. follows.
n@s.ss'd S.1s.ss :. s -....---.''.s ? SS SiS
Base hlts-Msnsaeid. 10. jackson. :.
Errors -Aansneid. s Jack>oo. =
eatteries- kossburgh aud fltzsimmous. Miller
snd Niancah.
tmpire-NcD~rmost
sss.s,S,. v. Ne tt.ss..s-ss,l4.
CAsros. O.. April 25.-Delsnsy pitched
20 the visitors. The score.
Ssa,sn S'ss n...........5 ........-.5 . 3 ii5sSsS d5--'s 5-'s
Esrned runs-Csntou. 3; tima, 3
Rsss hlts-Csnton. ~. LIMA. s.
Errsrs-Csnosso. 5. Lima Is
Bastcries-- Delaney aud sharp Miller and
s0nmers.
sss,ss.,s - - TsNs.ss.-sts2sa
CorrwBUs. O.. April 25.-Kaismazoo was
entirely shut out IN tOday's game Tss
score i as follows
Colnmeos...-.-.-.-.-.-~s seSiss Eis
kslsaas,oo. - -
esss Coiurnbua. q Kaismxzoo 5.
rFrurs--t 0iffrn nIls 4. ktlaaia1On. a.
Batteries HAndiboc aud smith, 2odigan and
WhaiFn
Umpire~louDg-
"a. ss,s, - - ys,sass4-s,asNN
ZAxxswrLLE o., April Sit took ten
innings 70 decide the game With Toledo to-
Gay. The score stands
Tanrsvile le..........0 2 D . o q -
Tals-io 0 0 2 0 o Ill
Fsrned rlns-xsnssviiir. Toledo, I.
esse hits tapesvtie. is. Toledo. n.
Hrrurs.- Isaesvuie. i0. Ioieae. 5.
Three base hit--HcCann
Rsiteriesl- DUCK. o,uRosrt and Lsgrer. Barney
snu Dslnn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

DIR. l.. Won Dolckes celebrated Electric.
Turkish. Eussiaa and Medicsted Bathing
Psrlors are now open daily from 3 a. m. 20
p. IN. Physicians are invited. ~ Cres
ceht-ave.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

8sEts q tkt tt-tat.eT sttk1e-
CkNros. O.. April 25.-Delsnsy pitched
bis hrsf game this season and Was puzzlsr
a.. rSs vtsifors The score.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Al -. se~ .k.s.s - s>ss s.s xsss
ne<s - ksa.A~a
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Fsrfv s~sr-fnsk He1rissss. fn s-.ry sk.s.
49, - Kis&@fs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26


CorrMnUs. O.. April 25.-Kaismazoo was
entirely shut out IN today's game The
score - As follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Base hits-Canton. -. Lima. 5.
Erusrs-Csnton. s. Lima Is
Basicries--Dc,aney aud sharp Miller and
e0rnmors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Hase hlfs-Nans1cid, no. jackson. Z.
Errors -Aansneld. s. JackSoo =
Rafterfes- Ros<burgh aud fltzslmmous. Miller
snd Niaacah.
tmpire-NeDermott.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-14
COpperfield.

School began here last Monday with
Emma Newcomb, teacher.
The new steam drill has arrived.
The treasurer of the Vermont Min
ing Co., was in town Tuesday.
A new chemist and book-keeper ar
rived last week for the employ of the
Vermont mining company.
Rev. M. Beckwith preached at the
M. e. church last Sunday.
The school just closed in this place
which has been taught the last two
terms by Miss Emma Newcomb of
Thettord has proved to be one of the
most successful terms ever taught here.
Miss Newcomb has succeeded in a very
remarkable degree in getting the good
will of all the scholars and also of the
parents, and her influence in our vii
lage has been for good, and all wish
she might be retained for future terms.
She has also been called upon ever
since being here to be the superintend-
ent of the Sabbath school, in which
'aaapacity she has shown herself to be
nmpetent, and an rQnSatu =, have
~ leave where she has bean fsefall
in the last two terms.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-14
Centre City,

Darling n Mckay, who bought thu
j. j.. Smith lumber lot are making
ready for cutting and hauling large
lot of lumber the present winter.
The winter road leading from the
Centre to Cedar Valley road is nearly
completed The demand for oxen in
the past week has been quite good hav'
ing seen some one-half dozen buyers
in this place in the past week.
1t is expected that Mrs. K. w. Smith,
wife of Rev. Il. w. Smith who has
been hired to preach at the Centre and
West Newbury the coming year, will
reach her home at West Newbury the
last of the week.
A donation visit has been spoken of
for Rev. e. W. Smith and wife this
coming week.
Mrs. Harriet Tewksbury left on
Tuesday for Waterloo, p. O., to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. %. w. Hills.
j. p. Bailey intends starting a meat
market in this place in the spring.
All having unsettled accounts with
the subscriber are called upon to settle
the same during the month of Decem-
Der, as all book accounts will be closed
January 1st 'S9. Butter, eggs, beans,
hides, pelts, skins, and furs will be
taken in settlement.
N. B. TEwKsBURY.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-14
Fairle0.

John Branaan has been selling char
coal to the Copperfield Mining and
Smelling Co.-Mr. Ames from Nor
witch is in town buying lumber of d.
T. Hale.-Ed Lucas is loading bark at
Piermont for d. T. Hale.-W. II. Gil
more has been in Burlington this week
He has been instructed by the legis-
lature to secure piece of land at Es-
sex for camp ground for the Nation
al Guards. The Newport and Rich
ford companies have been enlisted into
the regiment which has been divided
iEtO three battalions.-LOn Gage has
loaded three cars of lumber at the
depot this week.-H. p. Warren is get
ting his Christmas Goods on the cOun-
tiers. He has put in stock of watch
es. chains, charms, silverware, leather
coats, 10 cent counter, etc. Bring i'm
your butter, cheese, eggs, and skins.
Don't forget the big trade i'm harness
es, sleighs and robes.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-14
North ThetfOrd.

So far the present month, no moon
visible, but now with a supply of pine
pitch we are waiting for cracks on our
thumbs, and other impediments. Such
as have been seasoned by three score
Vermont winters are fairly ready for
another.
Our younger folks have organized a
society, now known only to themselves,
and lyceum is opened, coming be-
tween these is Christmas, when all
hands together will for the time throw
other matters overheard.
Cummings of Dartmouth is teaching
our school. Worthy boy.
Charles Hosford of McIndoes has
grounded an engine on later Hill.
Alas for the old pines. e
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-14
West TOpSham,

Christmas is the main topic. We
are to have Christmas tree and ap-
propriate exercises.
There is to be donation for the
benefit of Rev. H. F. Reynolds, Thurs
day, Dec. Goth. The gathering is to
be held with Mrs. Hight. Everybody
is cordially invited.
DR.. H. L. Watson was at home
Tuesday night, returning early Wednes-
day morning.
The ordinance of baptism by sprink-
ling was administered by the pastor,
H. F. Reynolds, at the church Sunday,
Dec. End, and three persons united
with the M. E. church.
Miss Nellie Tillotson is visiting at
Lyndonville.
The winter school opened on Mon
day with full house, w. G. Be,knap
from Berlin is the instructor.
o. F. Bagley killed the champion
hog this week. 1t dressed six hun
bred pounds and was the property of
Charles Beede.
Walter Bixby is again disabled with
a lame knee.
We are sorry to learn that j. T.
Bowen is not as well and seems to be
failing.
C. NJ. Tubbs was at home over the
Sabbath and reports business lively at
the bakery.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-12-14
StraffOrd.

Quite number of applicants for the
post office, under the new administra
ton.
r. A. Hatch is not employing his
usual amount of help this winter.
Willie Reynolds and Dana Glines are
At work fofnI|jEa9m Barrett on the H
~ ~ ltnsea IL tie NORTH
village this week Monday under the
management of Harvey Hazelton.
Austin B. George and his brother
Adelbert, with their mother, are visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs. Sophia
Clogston.
Mrs. Huntington has moved to I'm
ion Village, SO as to be near her daugh-
ter.
Hiram Fulton is improving the looks
of his buildings.
The school house in No. 9, has under
gone some repairs, and none to soon
for the benefit of the scholars.
John Harmer has returned to Cop
perfield.
Mr.. Lewis Hall is boarding with FL.
F. j. Scribner for the present.
L. A. Clark is putting in a paint
and repair shop at his barn.
Miss Angie Bradbury is away teach
ing at West Fairlee for the winter.
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AS Mrs. w. b. Kimball and her
mother, Mrs E. j. May were riding on
the Blood Brook road on Thursday of
last week, the king bolt to the carriage
broke and they were violently thrown
out upon the frozen ground. Mrs.
May was considerably bruised, her face
badly cut and one wrist dislocated.
DR.. Jones of Bradford was called who
put the wrist in place, and she is as
comfortable as could be expected.
Mrs. Kimball was more fortunate and
escaped with slight bruises.
Mrs. j. M. Southworth visited
friends at Lebanon N. H., last week.
Mr.. E. G. Southworth, our Town
Superintendent, is teaching school at
Post Mills, near the church.
A. M. Child recently slaughtered
two pigs, seven months old, which
dressed 275 and 2S5 pounds respective
ly.
w. L. Godfrey laid quite number
of rods of lead pipe last week to bring
water to his buildings. We do not
often have chance to do such work
in December.
Miss M. j. Heath is attending school
at Thetford Hill this winter.
Rev. l.. HI. Elliott of Waterbury
preached at the Congregational church
here on the 2nd, inst.
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Post Mills.

Regular meeting and election of Of
ficers of E B. Frost Post and Corps at
their headquarters, Unity hall, on Fri
day evening, Dec. 21st. A full at
tendance of Post and Corps is desired.
-Thos. III. Chubb is away on bust
ness trip at Boston and New York.
The schoolmates and other friends of
Edward N. Dodge gave him surprise
party last Monday evening.-Henry
Titus is laid up with sore hand.-E.
7. Hart and Alf. House have tele-
graph line. w. l.. Knight is getting
out notwithstanding to the usual
custom the employees of the fishing
rod factory gave Mr.. and Mrs. Hart a
surprise party last Friday evening and
presented them with silver tea SER
vice IS. G.. Saville went to West Leb-
anon Thursday with two large loads
of furniture for Geo. w. Kibling.