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

Mrs. William Roberts died yester
day morning at O'Clock, with measles
Several persons at Cassville have
been exposed to'meases and speckleC
time may be anticipated.
Fred S. Woods. who has been clerk
ing at Wiiship's for the past ear, fin
ished work there last Saturday.
Woonsocket Rubber Boots,
$1.99 Pue Gum $2 8!
BOSTON CLOTHING House.
William M Farnham is at home
from Buffalo, N. y, for a two or three
weeks visit. His friends are glad tc
see him again upon our streets.
DR.. Jones was called to Sugar Hill
last week in consultation with DR.. Nc
Gregor on the case of Mrs. G. j. Jep.
person, daughter of Mr.. Hiram Noyes
of Hotel Look OF.
Milton B. Staples has broken up
housekeeping in Bradford and is visit
ing his sister, Mrs Caroline Robinson,
at Marshfleld. lie is thinking of To-
eating in Wllliamstown.
Mrs. G. A. Richardson of Lebanon,
N. H., was in loWn from Thu sday of
last week until Tuesday, assisting in
the care of her sister, Miss Susie [.
Doty who is in very feeble health.
Mrs. 0. A. Baldwin is now aiding III
caring for her.
E. S. Erskine closes work for Lib
hey Bros. April 1>t, and goes to his
farm in Edmunds, North Dakota Ed.
says he is going to have what hair he
has left glued on before he encounters
those western cyclones that are not al
together uncommon.
The Bradford Cornet Band gave a
very pleasant promenade at Village
Hall, Wednesday evening. The wealth
Ell being stormy, not large number
assembled but those who were pres
ent were very much gratified that the
music was so good and that the band
had made such rapid progress.
Mrs. G. w. Barnard, Jr., who has
been boarding at Hotel Low during
the winter, returned to her Massachu-
sets home, Saturday, owing to i'll
health. We hope she will soon recov-
err and return, as she made many
friends here by her amlable disposition
and Dleasant manner.
Prof. Campbell of Hanover filled
the Congregational pulpit last Sunday,
giving most scholarly and eloquent
discourse. He is a favorite preacher
in Bradford and had it been generally
known that he was to have been pres
ent great many more would have
attended.
The Chautauquan Circle will meet
next week with Mrs. Barrett. The fol-
lowing programme will be observed.
Roll call quotations from Hawthorne.
Paper on the life of Hawthorne. Re-
views of two or three of his works
25 questions on the story of the Con-
stilution.
Champion Lodge degree team went
to Woodstock Tuesday of last week
and exemplified the second degree be-
fore over two hundred Odd FalidsSis
at the district meeting. They won
fresh Iaurels in the proficiency of their
work, and the meeting was one of the
most successful ever held in the state
The Woodstock brothers entertained
in a most lavish and fraternal manner.
When you want the best medi-
cine ever made, use DANA'S SAR-
SAPARILLA. 1t will cure YOU.
See that Belfast, Me-, is on the bottle.
Several members of Naomi r. d. |
Lodge attended the interesting exer-
Uses at Wells River, Wednesday even
ng, of institnting Arbutus r. d.
lodge No. 20. Members from Woods
lille, St. Johnsbury and Barre were |
Ilso present. The beautifed work |
vas admirably exemplitied by Olive
Branch Lodge of st. Johnsbury. A |
lice collation. was served at the close
If the work.
Harry b. Chamberlin closed his la
'OI at w lusil udluWdIe SlOE6 JdSU
after nearly nine years con.
inuous service. There are only two
Jerks in town who have been here on
alary as long as Mr.. Chamberlin.
During this time he has passed the
hairs in both branches of the Odd
Fellows and is at the present time serv-
ng his second term as Regent of Ver-
mont Council Royal Arcanum, all of
hese positions he has acceptably filled.
which fact rebounds greatly to his
redit.
Everett B. Norton of Pennington,
de-, U. S. Revenue Inspector, was in
own Monday, giving Instructions to
he Deputy Collector regarding the
maple sugar bounty. Mr.. Norton has
een for many years connected with
Dingley's paper, the
lewiston Journal, and is very bright
newspaper man, and is well posted on
most any subject.
The following are the Deputy Col
ectors for this county:
Bradford, II. c. McDuffee; Wells River,