The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-08-22


70 weeks vacation.
Geo. w. Baker and daughter of Chi.
60 are visiting at Asa Shaw's.
Mrs. E. A. Gibbs and son return to
inneapolis next Monday.
6haS Davis and wife of Turner's
4Mass., have been visiting in town
week, Mr.. Davis returning to-day.
las. G.. Huntley, Esq, Of Newark,
;, is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Clarke.
E. Tabor who has recently been
ing at Hotel Low has returned %
PINE in Syracuse, N. Y.
T. johnson and Miss Hattie
Pl, both Of New York, are guests
Is. Gov. Farnbam.
5 Susie Hampton of West Brook
Mass, is spending her vacation
IN, the guest Of Julia L. Shaw.
jarrett, E. Clough, L. J. Brown
H. Welton have been appointed
policemen for the week of the
pment.
Town and Ike Spafford, we'll and
bly, known Boston commercial
RS, graced our village with their
presence yesterday.
latest clue to the runawavs was
Pt Burke, and it is thought that
Us haze taken to Canada.
new bank building will be erect.
fall in spite of predictions to
ntrary.
W. Bliss, Esq, of Chicago ar
IN town Monday and is the guest
brother, j. W. Bliss, Esq.
A. Wellman, state agent of the
ecticut Mutual Life Insurance %.
town this week.
Eastman of Worcester is in
visiting his relatives. This is
rst visit in several years.
village sprinkling cart will be
Pvery day during the State En-
|mcnt.
lchard & Hay and Stevens & Clark
very slick looking delivery wag-
and they are doing a good stroke
hsiness this week.
party consisting Of Mrs. Fellows
laughter and Mrs. Pettingill and
inter of Quincy, Mass, are stop.
at Mr.. W. B. D. Avery's.
L. Hill and wife of Boston. ac-
panied by Capt. E. W. Hill of
Orleans, La, were in town yes
".
ter is the lowest in Waits river
has been in years. This makes
convenient for manufacturing
|ses as well as for the muster.
d Kenyon has assistance III hfss-
+ shop during muster in the per-
4 Henry Kennard of Springfield,
b. A. c. Wilson who has been
ling few weeks in town, the
Of Mrs. J. M. Warden, returned
home in Greedy, COL, last Sat-
farm buildings belonging to
Re jenkins, known as the James
ARMSTRONG place, were DESTROYED
few days ago. The loss was
with light insurance.
nix V. Johnson was struck in the
II his head at the circus at Laco-
friday night and knocked down
parties. The object is un-
n as he was not further molested.
n Hartwell's trotter, ''Joe Walk
took spin around the muster
ds Monday, capsizing the road
was attached to, but doing no
+ damage other than cutting his
lightly.
ut dozen of the young people
a very pleasant eve on FRIDAY
building bonfire on the bank
river near Geo. Norris and
e. corn, ETC., afterwards repair
the home of Miss Maud Harris
refreshments were served and
lcasant time was enjoyed by all.
community was shocked yester.
the sad intelligence of the ter.
'cident which occurred on the
olony railroad Tuesday after.
y which Mr.. E. P johnson.
md son were instantly killed.
Mrs. johnson were we'll and
'ly known in this section and
,ath will cause much sorrow in
county.
first number of The Quill. the
'nthly review to be published at
ans, will be issued the goth in
nd judging from advance sheets
n our hands, we have no hesita-
giving it hearty commentator.
Of contents embraces an ar
"The Original Package" by
ager, " Observations Upon the
GO of Freemasonry" by A. A.
M. G., "Decay of Religious
mt in Rural Communitlesn bv
H. Merrill, Swedish Immi-
by Commissioner Valentine.
Prohibition Prohibit ?"by Rev.
errill, /" Religious and Political
by Rev. j. X. Fuller, "The
ii Democracy in Varn,oof H.,