The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-03-25

NOTICE. A special meeting of the
Bradford Public Library Association
will be held at the library room, Sat
urday, March 10Th, 1892, at O'Clock p
m. A good attendance is desired.
Mrs. BARRON Hay, Secy.
March DIST, 1892.
There will be Vermont banquet at
the Methodist vestry next Tuesday
evening at 730 O'Clock. New maple
sugar will be served, and toasts and
responses given by excellent speakers.
Refreshments is cents. All are i'll
vited.
u Bradford - Village and Town .
s1.99 $3.50
Mrs. Mercy Brown of Bradford Cen
tire is very ill with la grippe.
VIM. M. Edwards is confined to the
house with an injury to his leg.
VIM. A. Porter and brother Francis,
have been having the measles.
Capt. G E. Clark and wife are nice
ly settled in their new home, the house
recently vacated by Warren Moore.
A. W. Peters has sold the Leavitt
house to Oliver Bushaw, who d has
moved in. 4.H-.a
Elegant line Spring Jackets just re-
ceived at the
Boston CLOTHING House.
The Asa Howard farm has been leas-
ed to f. M. G.. Abbott for the next
year.
Herbert B. Hanson returned to
Montpelier Seminary on Monday for
the spring term
E. r.. Aldrich, Esq, starts for Grin
nell, Iowa, next week to stop for a
time. We hope he may decide to re-
turn soon.
Oliver Corwin spent several days in
Mrs. O. H. Stevens officiated at his
store during his absence.
Miss Minnie E. Davis returned from
Somerville, Mass, last week Thursday.
1t is hoped the services of this excel
lent teacher may be secured for the
coming term in district No. ~.
Mrs. Hattie G. Brock, saleslady at
Stevens & CIark's, has greatly improv-
ed the arrangement of dress goods and
fancy articles in the store. The stock !
shows to great advantage and cannot
help resulting in increased sales.
The person who stole the ham from
DR.. jones' smoke house, on recent
evening, was seen and unless he calls |
on the DR.. and settles at once, the full |
extent of the law will be melted out to
the offender
Miss Mary E. Jones goes to Platts-
burgh, N. Y, week from to day to |
accept a good position teaching in the
high school of that city. Miss Jones is
highly qualified for the place.
The very severe illness by conges-
ton of the lungs that Senator Morrill, |
has been afflicted with for the past fe;v
weeks we are very happy to say is
lbating and it is confidently expected |
hat he will entirely recover from the
attack rapidly.
Very enjoyable whist parties were
held at w. F. Cummings on Friday
evening and Capt. Clark's at the ar
mory on Tuesday evening. 4Itis TO be
by the members of the clubs
that the whist season of 1912 is about
closing.
The New York Biscuit Company,
which recently held its annual meet
ing in Chicago, the report of the treas
lrer of which showed that the net
for 1891 were $453,160, has
Geo. w. Smith as one of its Board of
Directors. After a dividend of six
Der cent. upon the capital stock of
30 100000 was declared, the treasurer
surplus of SlO6,7S7.
The regular meeting of Iona Chap
er No. 81 order of the Eastern Star, on
next Monday will open and close with.
,ut further ceremony. Afterwards
he members will entertain their fami-
les and the Daughters of Rebekah.
Every lady is requested to bring a
ack knife and every gentleman a nee
lie, thread and thimble. Prizes will
,e awarned according to the quality of
work done.
News has been received o. the death
# the veteran hotel keeper, Mr.. Henry
:. Thayer of Littleton. For nearly
fifty years Mr.. Thayer has been identi-
led with the hotel interests of Little 1