The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-05

Warren Prichard has returned to
Colorado.
S. T. George is quite ill just at pres
ent with his old troubles.
A. B. Shaw of Boston and r. A
Kent of Worcest er are among the re-
cent Bradford arrivals. Mr.. Kent il
now engaged in the real estate bust
ness.
Ed Durant while at work cutting
brush for John Strong on the south
plain, Wednesday, cut his left foot Sc
verely with an axe. He will probably
be disabled two weeks or more.
The Methodist ladies have their new
church kitchen completed and it will
be great convenience. They have
purchased new cooking range and
intend putting in running water.
Rev. P. Mcmillan, Prof. E. A. Bish-
op, Prof. A. w. Edison and Rev. J. II.
Rabbit a"e to speak at the Union
Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League Rally at Claremont Junction
next Saturday.
The republicans of Orange County
will hold mass meeting and rally at
Chelsea, Friday, August 10Th, at which
time prominent orators from abroad
will speak upon the political issues of
the day. Particulars later.
Henry G.. Stevens started Yesterday
to drive to Lake Placid, Adirondacks,
where he expects to arrive Sunday
morning, going via Barre, Montpelier,
Burlington and Port Kent. He will
remain at the Stevens House, where he
will be employed about six weeks.
An alarm of fire was rung from the
engine house Wednesday evening at
nine o'clock, caused by the burning of
an old barn filled with hay on the
Wheeler property owned by Col. An
dross. The fire was put out quickly
by use OF the hydrants, and was con-
fined to the building in which it caught.
The children take the prize for a
good time. The Junior League of the
NJ. E church held an entertainment in
the chapel which was in every way a
success. The little people acquitted
themselves creditably both in the en-
tertainment and the serving of refresh
ments, and realized nearly S17.
The following clipping from the
Montreal Gazette of July Esd will be
read with interest by Mr.. Hale's many
friends in this vicinity:
''Ihe Inch Arran House, ON the beautiful
Bale des Chaleurs, is again crowded with
guests. Mr.. Jerome F. Hale, the manager
for the past three seasons, is as popular as
ever, and under his management the hotel
is acknowledged to rank second to none"
The boys ought not to go into the
river bathing SO often in day as some
of them have been doing this hot
weather. Six and seven times day
is enough to ruin boys health. Once
or twice day is all that the average
constitution is equal to, and they ought
not to remain in the water more than
fifteen or twenty minutes.
Entries to the premium classes offer
ed by the Vermont Association of Road
and Trotting Horse Breeders close the
10th inst, with F. Fl harrington,
Sec'y, Brandon. Send to him for en-
$4,000 to the best horses at its coming
meeting at Rutland the last week in
this month, and it brings together buy
ers from all parts of the country.
One who should know writes relative
to the sensational report regarding F.
A. Carter at St. Johnsbury as follows:
sit is case of SANDER of the most dis
graceful kind. Mr.. Carter never in
any way abused his family, but is an
unusually kind husband and father.
His devotion to his mother before her
death was the constant talk of bis
townsmen and neighbors. He chastis-
ed his boy, Henry, for misdemeanor-
no more than any parent would do"
What might have been serious fire
in Griffin's stable was discovered in the
box stall "Wednesday morning, and ex-
before any great damage
was done. The interior of the stall
was all ablaze when Mr.. Griffin went
to the stable that morning. His thee.
~ for the affair was that tramp went
in there to stay over night Gas the door
of the barn was OPEN and in enjoying
a quiet smoke a spark got into the bed
ding of shavings thereby causing the
same 10 take fire.
Forty-nine persons, including the
Socratic Circle, G. L. S. G. and their
enjoyed most delightful day
at Lake Morey a week ago to-day.
This was the annual picnic of the Cir