The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-11-04

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ness, Frgtt
e. e. Austin drove the hardware
team while "Ambrose" was ''doing the
Hub"
The democrats are to have rally at
Piermont this evening. The Bradford
band will furnish music.
w. B. Stevens and Charles Jones
have had village water put in to their
residences this week.
Miss Katie Norris, who has been
spending week at her home, has re-
turned to Mr. j. E. Sleeper's, where
she expects TO remain through the
winter and attend school.
f. Fl. Palmer of Whitefield, N. H.,
will teach dancing class here the
: coming winter if twenty-five couples
will attend. About half that number
have agreed to join the class. and 9TH
ers who desire can send their names to
A. o. Buckley, OPINION office.
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Association of Road and Trotting
Horse Breeders to hear the report of
the officers, to elect officers for the
year ensuing and to transact any other
business that may properly come be-
fore the meeting, will be held at Hotel
Brandon, in Brandon, on Wednesday,
Nov 9th, at II o'clock in the forenoon.
We urge our readers to go to the polls
next Tuesday and cast their ballots for
Harrison & Reid. In republican cir
Giles there is no longer any doubt ex-
pressed regarding the success of the
national ticket, but it is duty we owe
ourselves as republicans to keep the
ranks closed up and contribute our full
share towards the success of our can
didates.
Senator Watson has this week intro
duced the following bills:
To establish Bradford Academy and
graded school district, referred to edu-
cation committee.
Prohibiting dangerous weapons in
schools. Fine of not more than 800.
referred to judiciary committee.
To amend law relating to invest
ments of savings banks and trust COM
panies. To revise the laws.
On Tuesday the bill to incorporate
Bradford Academy was passed. The
Majors name is in the list of "talkers"
of the senate.
There was error respecting the Bank
verdict in the case mentioned in pre-
vious issue. The Judge of the U. S.
District Court has set aside the verdict
in the case and decided that the Brad
ford Bank owns $500 of the $4,000 |
of bonds in controversy, and the only |
question is whether the Bradford Bank
shall hold the $2500 balance of the
block of bonds or certain mortgage
notes instead, which question arises
out of some transactions of James s.
Warden with the Frankfort Bank.
The Bradford Bank is not troubled as
to the outcome of the matter. 1t will
not effect them financially as one
supplies the place of the other.
Frederick Standish of Boston, has
been in town since October 28, prepar-
ing for his original melo-drama, "Jo-
sephene" with local talent. Mr.. Stand
ish is giving instructions in the Del
sarte system including dramatic &C
ton to those taking part. Mr.. Stand
ish was pupil of Geo. Freese.
The play Josephine" is sure to in
terest all as it shows life at the Murat
mansion, New York.
The News and Critic of Laconia says
Josephene presents many advantages
in the realistic scenes which commend
1t to public favor. Plymouth, N. H.,
heartily responded to the play. The
play includes cast of twenty people,
including fan drill in costume. Fine
music, chorus, male quartette of Brad
ford, Messrs. A. T. Clarke, j. Tebbetts,
j. E. Sawyer. HI. E. Parker; banjo,
guitar, and new songs, all in connec-
ton with the melo-drama. The press
are complimenting Mr.. Standish as
director both musical and dramatical.
To be played Thursday evening, Nov.
10, for the benefit of the Village Hall
Association, to finish paving for Hall.
25c reserved 50 cents. Tick
cts on sale at j. M. Warden's.