The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-10-02

The result OF the 4armers meeting
last Tuesday evening was decision to
hold a fair at onr Village, Wednesday.
Oct. 7th. What kir world this is.
Aaron Martin 36f Laporte County.
Indiana, Z whiting liii sister, Mrs.
Mrs. b. w. Kidder who has been
visiting her brother, N. q. Bagley, and
other friends, returned 10 Lyndonville
! Thursdays y.
David Bagley of Canaan has been
spending few days with HE brother,
w. B. Bagley.
E. J. Bagley of Bradford spent the
Sabbath In town.
Mrs. Merrill of Plymouth has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. E.
Rev. Q. E. Bavispreached to us last
Saba Sabbath being sSm)what improved in
Mrs. o. l.. WAson Of Montpelier
and Mrs. D.. Densmore Of Barre were
in town this week.
Everett Bagley has purchased a new
threshing machine and il doing the
threshing in this vicinity. n
Topsham second annual fair will be
held at West Topsham, "Wednesday,
Oct. 7th. Program Of the day, 10 a.
M, exhibition Of oil horses on the
ground. II am, Judges will exam
inc all stations entered for premiums
in front Of Judges stand. 1880
Judges will examine all horses entered
for premium. pm, exhibition Of
town teams. l.S0 Judges will exam
inc town team Of oxen and steers. 2,
Judges will examine working and
draft horses and oxen. 2 80 addresses
oil timely topics by Hon. Il. M. Har-
vey Of West T0psham and Hon. G.. M.
Dearborn Of COrinth. 3, tug Of war
between Topsham and any other aid.
joining towns. $50 foot race and 9TH
err athletic feats. Come one and all
and see the great horse and cattle ahow,
First class martial music under the di.
lrection Of w. H Chalmers. All mu-
i sicians withtheip Instruments are in
yited to attend. Excellent dinners
furnished by Gilman Bagluy and II.
IO. Weed, at reasonable rates Premi-
UNI list, class No. !, Stations. Judges,
John Trow, Barre, Arthur. Peters,
Bradford, Alvah George, South Rye.
i gate. Class Mop, all other horses:
lJudges: B. M. flicker, Groton, A. r.
Coriiss, East Cbrinth, CD. Cook, Or
ange. Judges on town team, work
and draft oxel and steers, A. l.. Mar
tin, Orange Nelson Darling. Groton;
George Simpson, Corinth. Judges on
dairy aud other cattle: Geo Prescott,
East Corinth; Warren Curtis, Wash
ington;. David Lumsden, Newbury.
Judges on sheep, swine and poultry:
Warren Crafts, Bradford; Lewis
Hutchinson, Orange; Homer Camp,
Orange. Judges of floral hall exhibits:
A. F. Smith and wife, West Topsham;
Chas. Taplin and wife, East Topsham !;
A. r. Beede and wife, Waits River.
Officers, Of the society: President, VIM.
Morrison; Vice Pres, G.. E. Newton;
Secy., A. N. Fellows; Treas Horace
White; General Supt., w. v. Hood
Marshal Of the day, Henry Leet; Supt.
e caafIs, csss. Soie sdpg. Il sheep,
swine and poultry, "A. I. Smith; Supt.
Of floral hall, H. L. Watson and wife;
chief police, G. F. Smith. Directors:
E. w. Eastman, III. T. Wood, Charles
Taplin, E. A. Hood, Nicholas Fellows,
s. F. Locke, Chas. Colby, Chas. Mills,
o. d. Wiley, j. r. Caldwell, G A.
Currier, J. B. Nolan, John Felch, j..
w. Jackson, Geo. Cook, C. j. Richard
soil, j. G. Hood, D. Mckay. 0 F.
Bagley, r. H. Blake. All stock for
for exhibition subject to the call Of
the Marshal, All entries and admis-
sion to grounds free. Horses and cat
tie on the grounds for sale.