The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-01-22

Mrs. K. f. Rand o. Montpelier wa
the guest of Mrs. A. f. Colburn yes
terday. yat
Mr.. Kenyon has secured a barbe
from Springfield, Mass, to work il
his shop until he RECEIVERS. so5 .3.a
We see by the Hotel Register tina
A. L. Fabyan is cashier at the st
James, one of the finest of Florida
winter resorts. Nl~Hna7f7
James l.. Woodward Of Chicago i
now at San Antonio, Texas, in searcl
of better health. His wife and daugh
ter are with him.
e. G. Graves of Wells River, wht
has been sick with the grip at the ho
tel for the past week, was able to gt
home Wednesday.
Mrs. |. A. Merrill and daughter haC
severe attack of grippe, but unde
the skillful treatment of DR.. Jones
are gaining nicely.
We are very glad to announce thu
arrival of snow in sufficient quantity
to make excellent sleighing and team
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Graves OF
Whitefeld were guests of o. r.. Baker
and wife Monday. Mrs. Baker is suf
fering with the grip.
The past weeks rains raised the wa
ters in Waits River 10 the highest
point known in many years. A por-
ton of the fume at the Folder factory
was carried away last week Thursday
Bradford people were very sorry to
learn of the death of James E. Dickey
of West Newbury and Adna Love
we'll of Corinth. Both were well
known here.
Don't forget the adjourned meeting
of the Congregational Society at
O'Clock tonight, Important business.
Remember also the meeting of the pew
owners at o'clock. Both in the Con-
gregational church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Witt stopped at
Hotel Low last Friday night, resum-
ing their journey to Washington, d.
c., Saturday. They expect to return
here in the course of two weeks and
spend the remainder of the winter.
The genial man in the grave bust
II Fx-ono Of Nhn1eoo
a pleasant call yesterday. He is about
making extensive improvements gu
the buildings recently purchased on
the main road between Bradford and
Piermont.
ola GRIPPE" Persons suffering
from la grippe are speedily and per-
cured by Humphreys Spe-
'lfics Nos. one and seven. Number
me allays the fever, pain and infam-
nation. while No. seven cures the
cough, hoarseness and sore throat.
Gov. Farnham has been reelected
PRESIDENT of the New England lgom-
ANY and expects TO start for New Eng |
and City, Ga, tonight, to attend a
Meeting of the stockholders to be held |
an. 9th, to transact very important |
usiness, involving the disposal of the
ntire property. q-ere.1
There will be a special meeting of
re Ladies Society of the Congrega-
onal church in the church parlors
tuesday,, Jan. Goth, at 230 O'Clock D.
l., for the purpose of filling vacan-
es in office.
II. H. CRoMBIE, Secy.
Mrs. q. S. Howard of Concord, with
II SON and daughter, have been spend
g New Years with her sister. Mrs. |.
, Merrill, also visiting other friends.
rs. ii. and her son had an attack of
grippe, but he has resumed his
ldies at st. Johnsbury Academy. C
Postmaster JOHN Bailey and r. Dem
:, president of the Wells River bank
IRE in town yesterday. Mr.. Bailey d
II be seventy years old tomorrow, S
d is wonderfully active man for S
e of his age. His health is better h
IN for several years. e
The amalgamated whist players had d
delightful time at the session on b
esday evening at the residence of A. d
ColbuFn. Mrs. CoIburn and Miss '
littaker entertained in most royal Y
nner. The Pilgrims and Kinder 5
tens were at their best. The foa- 8
r rather outdoing the latter in I
7SSe. Il
'harles w. Barnard, JF., of Boston, a
Ida 5. Higgins were married at I
brides home in Orleans, Mass. o
esday, Jan. 10th. They will live at
tel Low, and viii be est home" af- n
Jan. 25th. Mr.. Barnard is travel e
salesman for the we'll known q
,kery house of Jones, McDuffee & s.
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