The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-07-29

Nj. G. johnson is home from Boston
for few weeks.
Mrs. E. P. McDuffee has returne,
from Baldwinsville, Mass, for tn
summer.
d. X. Smith of Davenport, Iowa
arrived in town Saturday, and will
spend few weeks in this vicinity.
Miss Mary E. Jones resumes he
dnties in the Plattsburg school in thu
fall.
We understand that w. A. Libbey
will have charge of Hotel Low fer Mr.
johnson,
DR.. Hanson's mother and aunt, Mrs
Jeffords, from Williamstown are visit
ing him this week
Mr.. Ernest Matchmaker of Law
renee, Mass, is stopping for a few
DAYS with 0. r. Dearborn and wife.
Miss Strickland and Miss Mabel Nc
Duffee sailed from Bremen July 26 and
expect to arrive in New York about
August Sd.
Members of Washburn Relief Corps
are invited by Mrs. Preston Chamber
| lin to a tea at her house Tuesday, Aug
End. A good attendance is desired.
The Bradford Chautauquans picnic
at Rogers grove and the Bradford
Cornet Band do likewise at Middle
Point, Morey Lake, to- day.
The terrible hot wave has visited
| Bradford in full force during this
week. No prostrations on account of
it are reported.
Bernice Stevens, young Miss of
eleven years, caught a black bass at
Morey Lake, Wednesday, that weigh
ed three pounds.
Capt. Chubb and Rev. Mr.. McBriar
of Post Mills made us call Monday.
Mr.. Chubb intends to spend the next
few months in Boston with his family.
Naomi Rebekah Lodge will suspend
its meetings until the second Friday
in September, on account of hot
weather.
Misses Mary and Helen Rice of
Leominster, Miss Smith and Miss Doak
of Boston will be the guests of Miss
Eva johnson for the next two weeks.
Amy one wishing copies of the new
voting law of Vermont can secure one
by sending two 2 cent stamps to Geo.
W. Smith & Son, White River juno
ton.
B. w. Patten, pianoforte tuner of
Boston, is enjoying the intense heat at
Post Mills and expects to be in Brad
ford next week. Those desiring his
services will do well to stick a pin
here.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Hotel Low, Monday even
ing, E. B. Mann, j. A. Davis, O. d.
johnson, NJ. G.. Flanders and H. A.
Winship were elected directors for the
ensuing year.
Mr.. j. w. White died at Nashua, n
H., last Friday morning. He was one
of the most prominent business men
of that city up to a few years ago,
when he retired from active business
He left large fortune.
Some of the old residents will re-
member j. G.. Jones who was born and
raised in Bradford. He is stopping at
Hotel Low for a week or two after an
absence of over forty years, and would
be glad to see any OF his boyhood ac-
quaintances.
The new republican daily, The New
Hampshire Republican, published at
Nashua, is credit to Granite State
journalism Fred S. Edwards is the
Bradford agent for the sale of the
paper and republicans will find sound
protection doctrine as well as all the
news in its columns.
Mrs. |. n. Camp of Chicago is in
town for few days visiting her cous-
ms, Mrs. H. G. McDuffee and Mrs DR..
Hanson. Mrs. Camp nee Miss Flora
NJ. Carpenter, of Orange, attended
school at Bradford Academy in 1850.
Mr.. Camp is of the firm of Estey &
Camp, music dealers in Chicago.
Mrs Frank B. Carr's birthday party
which occurred July 22d, at Winchen-
don, Mass, was a very pleasant sur
prise to herself and family. Beautiful |
pieces of silverware were presented to
her as a token of friendship and esteem
from neighbors and friends. Mr.. j.
Q. Mellen and Walter Smith making
appropriate remarks for the occasion.
Miss Bessie Athena Merrill who has
been attending the private school of
Daniels & Down, Manchester. n. H.,
for the past few months, has complet-