The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-10-30

at the Congregational church parlors.
CHARLOTTE ATKINSON, Librarian
There will be missionary sermO
preached next Lords day, Nov. Is
d. ", by Rev. Charles M. Howard O
Woodsville, in the forenoon at the M
E. church, and at the Town House q
1.30 p. m. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.
If anyone doubts that cider makin
can be reduced to perfect mechanical
and scientific system, visit to Mr.
Bailey's cider mill will dispel tina
doubt. In addition to this is perfec
cleanliness which makes the mill whil
in operation a place worth visiting
Mr.. Bailey reports last Thursday a.
the best on record, the output beins
forty.eight barrels and could easil,
have been. fifty had there been suffi
cient supply of apples on hand.
No better offer for books was ever
made than is now before the public, by
the OPINION. Those of us who paid
81 cash for Gen Grants Memoirs can
appreciate the OPINION offer of the
two volumes. The Cosmopolitan
Magazine and OPINION for one year
for $3.50 and 80 cents for the Memoirs,
making a total Of $5 for the lot, OF
two dollars less than the original price
of the Memoirs. Not ending here, the
OPINION offers choice of Sherman,
Sheridan, Mcclellan or Lees Memoirs
on the same terms. Indeed this is a
liberal offer.
Mr.. Stetson has moved his drug
stere business into his new quarters
and will be pleased to see his old
friends and customers, and new ones
as we'll. The rooms are neatly fur
nished and well arranged for the drug
business. 1t would be difficult to
recognize the old post Office in the EN-
larged and remodeled room used for
drug store.
Among the Boston excursionists on
Wednesday, were Geo. A. and Mrs.
Sawyer, Mrs. M. A. Gale, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. d. Haseltine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Loren Bailey and Elmer Abbott, going
on The Concord and Montreal route |
from Woodsyille.
The Phila May Grand Concert Co.,
of Boston gave musical entertain
ment in Seminary Hall, Tuesday eve.
ming, as advertised0 The attendance
was not as large as such company
merited. All join III high praise of
the entertainment and persons compe-
tent to judge pronounce it the most
talented company that has visited this
place in many years.
George d. Meserve, M. G, and F.
A, Temple were among the excursion
lists for the Hub.
DR.. Hatch has enlarged his house by
the addition of one story with Man
sard roof which will improve his prem
Uses and make his house es commodi-
Gus as any in the village.
f. E. Kimball left here Monday for
the West. This means another car
load of horses some time next week.
r. C. Keves has been in market and
returned with large line of fall and
winter goods.
Jno. Campbell who has been contin-
ed to hisshouse for many weeks is able
to be on the streets again.
DR.. L. B. Atwood is IN Boston for a
few days.
A watering trough in public place
without any water in it is worse than
no watering trough. The prudential
committee ought to investigate our
water works and if nature is in fault
in the matter, take the trough in for
the winter. If nature is not in fault,
start the water that the public may not
be deceived thereby.
IN. al inf
public morals occasioned by the very
liberal shoe factory talk of few
weeks ago, was demonstrated last
week. So much so that States Attor.
ney Pickett was called up from Brad
ford to purify the moral atmosphere.
If little innocent cheap shoe factory
talk will contaminate the pure morals
of our village like this, real live &C.
tive shoe factory would be something
fearful to contemplate.
Principal E. E. French has moved
into the Monticello house and will re-
main, until the close of the present |
school year. Rooms for students for |
self boarding can be had upon applica-
ton to Mr.. French.
SEMINARY NOTES.
The class of 1872 have elected the fol-
lowing officers: H. A. Chase, Dam
vile, Pres; II. L. Randall, South Rye
gate, Vice Pres; G. A. Rogers, West
Newbury, Secy.; F. M. Stearns, Treas.
Glass colors, red, white and blue.
Nettie E. Tucker obtained first honor
in the recent English examination.
The concert was not financial sue
cess, but was decidedly successful in
every other respect.
Miss Davis has been absent this
week on account of illness.
The new Mason & Hamlin piano has
arrived from the agency of H Wiley |
of Wells River.
The Geld weather has not driven the
howe FROM tho hall fio1d vQt