The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-26

The Acme Club will meet next Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. o. r. Baker
An irate woman knocked in the hea'
Of q -four barrel because her groce
wouldn't trust her for Brussels soap.
Last Friday John Hartwell had tn
bad luck to have one of his best liver.
horses drop dead while driving 1t nea
K. Gates.
Don't forget the social party giver
by the Daughters Of Rebekah at Od(
Fellows Hall next Wednesday even
ing. Music by Trendall's orchestra.
: Mrs. M. O. Barber has returned
from Somerville, Mass, and is to spent
the winter with Mrs. |. A. Merrill, a.
she is in quite poor health.
Merrill Heath and wife and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chase from Wentworth, N. IL.
were the guests of Mrs. l. A. Merrill
Monday.
Mrs. M. II. Crook and daughter
Alice have closed their house here fol
the winter, and started for Brooklyn
Monday where they will remain unit
spring.
Mrs. j. E. Sleeper's condition has
shown quite marked improvement
during the past few days, SO much so
that her friends feel greatly encour
aged.
DR.. 0. w. Doe who died in Boston
last week of pneumonia at the age OF
AZ years, was we'll known in this vicin'
lily. He was one of the most skillful
physicians in Boston.
The entertainment for the benefit of
Village Hall, Tuesday evening was
quite ENJOYABLE, but was not well pat
ronized. Mr.. Trendall and Mr.. Davis
and daughters furnished pleasing music
Wife:-John will you take me to the
theatre tonight? John:-"Not tonight
Doxy. want to read the paper and
see what the editor has to say about
the economical Brussels SOAP"
Mr.. Locke and Miss Woodward
were each the recipients of fine
Christmas presents from the students
of Bradford Academy, together with
an expression of their good will and
best wishes.
Messrs. Brown & Haselton have cut
their next seasons stock of ice this
week. 1t averages about fifteen inches
in thickness and is very clear, nice
quality. Something unusual for Brad
ford.
The directors of Hotel Low have un-
der consideration the finishing off of
eight or ten sleeping rooms on the
fourth floor of the hotel. The increas-
ed demand for the approaching sum-
mer season demands it.
Meeting of Socratic Circle next
Thursday at Mrs. Prichard's. Table
talk, six British Lyons, from Modern
English Society and Politics in Vols. 10
and II of Magazine. Essay, King
James Bible. from question table.
Living Rules and The Queens English.
w. S. Freeman injured his foot quite
badly a few days ago, but received
from the Mfrs. Accident Co. of Gene
va, through L. j. Brown agent. over
1922 90 for three weeks benefit, in three
days after proof was sent of the inju-
~. This being the full amount of
Freeman's claim.
The Christmas exercises at the Meth
odlst church was a pronounced success.
A better program has not been render
ed for years. The singing by the choir
and christmas songs bv the Young la
dies being especially good, as was the
speaking. A goodly number of pres
ents made every one happy for the rest
Of the year.
Mr.. Blakely arrived in town Friday,
over the Sabbath. He
brought with him gardner who was
born and educated to his calling at
Germany, and famous for
being employed by Baron Rothchild in
he old country, and Vice President
Frelinghuvsen in this. Mr.. Skinner
md wife left town on Monday where
hey will seek other fields for EN-,
)loyment.
The Christmas exercises Wednesday
evening at the Congregational church
passed of in very pleasant manner.
through the generous contribution of
Mr.. BIakely and others the committee
n charge were able to provide each
of the Sunday school some liz
lie token of love. The trees were
decorated and well loaded
With gifts to make pleasant the memo
y of the day and event which we COM
nemOrate. Great credit is due Mrs.
To- ~ ha m, FOR tho .hlo n,annor \, ", L; oh