The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-11-23


rooms is good proof that his Dent,
Electric Vibrator is grand invention
Even children have teeth extracted an
say there is no pain. People that hav
put off having their teeth extracted TO
wears now come from miles arOun
and try the new process. There is nc
the least particle of danger as the bef
physicians will tell you.
NOTICE. The Copperfield Mimi
and Smelling Company require a nun
Der of teams for permanent wlnte
work, to draw coal and coke.
F. M. F. CAIN, Agent.
\ Bradford - Village and Town n
See Doe Bros. new ad.
Mrs. Fred Carter is rapidly improv
ing.
The Academy closes this FRIDAY,
afternoon. The past two days hav'
been devoted to the final examinations
j. M. Warden receives subscriptions
for all the leading magazines, period
Gals and papers at the lowest rates.
A special train for the convenience
of poultry shippers will be run to-day
arriving at this station at LAO p. m.
There will be union Thanksgiving
services at the NJ. E. church on that
day, commencing at 1870 a. m.
The docket of Orange County Court
just issued shows 1854 civil and crimi.
nal cases and 30 chancery. Court sets
December 18th.
Prof. B. M. Weld is engaged in
teaching in Glastonbury, Conn. Mrs.
Weld and the children left for that
place On Monday.
The cold weather of the past two
days has given the young people an
opportunity to try their skates for the
first time this season, which many of
them are improving.
Mrs. jonathan Powers died Monday
evening aged "a years. Funeral SER
vices were held at her mte residence
Wednesday morning, Rev. A. j..
Hough officiating.
The entertainment at the Congrega-
tional church vestry Wednesday pass
ed of very pleasantly and quite large
number were present. Those who as
sisted in the entertainment proved
that we have fine elocntionists and mu-
sicians at home.
A sociable will be held at Mrs. H. C.
McDuffee's next Wednesday evening,
Nov. 2Sth. There will be musical
entertainment, singing, etc. Every
body is cordially invited to be present.
Refreshments will be served during
the evening.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY. The Vermont
Bible Society has reopened bible de-
pository at Bradford under the direc
ton of John S. Bicknell. A full as
sortment of bibles and testaments will
be kept on sale at cost.
r' T.. H. ELLIOT, Secy. and Agt.
The two churches in this village
have decided to unite in a series of
union services. The first meeting was
held at the Congregational vestry last
Sunday evening and interesting SER
vices have been held at both churches
during the week. Mr.. Whittier of
Lawrence, Mass, prominent evan
gelist, is expected to come and take
charge Of the meetings about Deem
Der LIST.
Now is the time to provide reading
matter for the coming year. Every
one should feel an interest in the sue
cess of their local paper. We have
completed arrangements so that we are
now able to make the following ex-
ceedingly low offer for clubbing:
The UNITED OPINION and either the
Boston Weekly Journal, New York
Weekly Tribune, New York Weekly
Mail and Express, New York Weekly
Press or Boston Weekly Advertiser
for $1.90.'
AS Mrs. w. H. Gilmore was driving
from the residence of DR.. Jones on
Wednesday evening one Of the wheels
ran upon the high bank at the turn,
overturning the carriage and throwing
her out. The horse ran with the for
ward wheels down the hill and be-
tween Libbey's lamp pose aRd te post
at the corner of Prichard blWck, where
he cleared himself and ran down to
the square and was caught. Fortu-
nately Mrs. Gilmore was not injured.
The carriage was badly damaged.
The Athene Circle will meet on
Wednesday evening at Z o'clock with
Miss Irene Hammond. The following
will be the order of exercises: Ans
wer to the roll call by names of authors
in required reading. Ten minutes talk
on current events; Lesson, questions
on History of Greece and Preparatory
Greek Course. Music, Miss Hammond;
Paper, The Battle of Marathon, G. A.
Richardson: The workings of the tele-