The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-02-26
East Corinth.
DIRECTORY.

p. m. Mails close, south, BIS a. m north 500
p. r. r. FuLToE, Postmaster.
Congregational society, services at m. Sunday.
Sunday School at IL, Prayer meeting at $50 p m.
Sunday evenings, Regular weekly prayer meeting
Thursday evening at TOO
Rev E. w HATCH Pastor
Sunday School library open every Sunday at p. m
MRS, HATTIE SoUTHwoRTH, Librarian.
Regular meetings OF the Chautauqua, Literary and
ocientlnc circle at the different members houses.
w. r, ROWLAND, President.
G. A, R. Ransom Post No. ? and W. r. c. rueets
Saturday nearest full of the moon,
I'll, A. Jackson who has been in Bos-
ton for the past few weeks returned
home Wednesday,
Several from this place attended the
dedication exercises held at Bradford
Wednesday evening.
Born, Feb. 18th, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. r. G.. Page.
II. j. George of Nashua was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Ardelle Dickey and Miss Mabel
Prescott are visiting friends in st.
Johnsbury this week
School district No. 10, Newbury, are
quite proud of their cattle. They
weighed three pairs of steers Tuesday,
and the weights were as follows: 5000,
2900, $500, making $3.50 pounds.
Quite number attended the recital
given by Prof. Reid in school house
hall, Friday evening. Mr.. Reid is a
fine speaker. He is to speak in James
town, r, L., this Feb. Goth.
w. r. Rowland is visiting friends in
LYndonville this week.
The village school closed Saturday.
Nine entered the contest for prize es-
says. The judges were Mrs. Wilson
Chapman, Mrs. B. G. Abbott, Mrs. p.
c. Huse, Mrs. Bedell and c. M Page.
The first prize was awarded B. T.
Hatch, I'd prize to Albert Bedell. The
judge reported all very good. Schol-
airs having DO marks were Daisy Pres
colt, Jennie Degoosh, Lizzie Rowland.
Hattie Thompson and Helen Thomp-
son were neither absent or tardy dur
ing the entire year.
Nelson Degoosh is on the sick list.
Miss Lizzie Hatch is attending a nv
steal convention at East Burke.
Mrs. e. P. Sawyer is visiting rela-
tives in East Haverhill for a few days
AT the lyceum Tuesday evening,
Messrs. Nelson and Whitcher of Rye
gate gave some very interesting talks
on dairying. A. d. Emerson was
elected Pres; G. G. Taplin and G.
Wallace George, editors, at the next
meeting. The mistakes of farmers in
regard to dairying and breeding will
be discussed. The next lyceum will
be held Wednesday evening, March I'd.
E S. Taplin has finished drawing
his ash lumber to the depot at Brad
ford.
Everett Eastman of East Orange Is
at work for Nathan Taplin.
We clip the following from our
weekly lyceum paper, True Blue:
Let us go down to the creamery and SEQ
the separator run. Then down we 90;
from the outside everything seems serene,
but on the inside, what change! Thirty
twenty Saturday When will they stop
coming? How can the cream leave the
companionship of the milk with so many
strangers around? Consider for your elves
how hard it is to leave your most intimate
friends while among strangers, and imagine
make it easier for yon, and then do not
wonder at the usual splutteriDg and splash
ng when the process commences. We
must not expect to see all the process with
'ut some Inconvenience, Therefore don't
,rumbl9 II you are Sprinkled and Spattered
With milk, cream, hot water or any other
ubStance which they are liable to use on
ant help it. The usual inquisitiveness of
his place cannot be put down. 1t must be
reamery men are of a genial disposition or
would have been stopped ere this How
id your milk test? Do you think it a good
Ian? Can you afford to bring your milk?
IRE you going to bring it? Is the skim
milk worth saving? viii there be water
nOugh to run the concern when summer
ONES? Everyone asks these questions
nd everyone answers them The infOrma-
ION must be reliable coming from the source
does A success it seems to be in some
asses, in others failure, but if stick-tO-it-
leneSS will win the proprietor of the will.
lie Is dong that part to perfection. Bring
] your milk? Come and see and try the
ew plan? Do sour part as well as Others
re doing and we will make certain sue
success means more than profit
} you from you milk. 1t means also
yening up of the business spirit of the
lace. Give us more of the gO-a-head prin-
pals! Think of the expenditures in build
lg and furnishing, all advanced by our
ZEN, and The amount which you will be
llled on to advance will seem small Boon
the new word which we need to make
II place and the surrounding farms worth
meeting. Now is your chancei Come in
18th your milk and Boom it will be.
igher prices on all your produce and low
on your general merchandise is the direct
1t come of a bOom.'
Resolutions on the death of Com
de W. j. Butterfield:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Divine PrOVi-
nee to remove from our number our Cons
de and associate one of the Charter mem
RS of Ransom Post Comrade w. J. But
rfield late of Dover, n. II.
RESOLVED, That in his death Ransom
)St has lost faithful friend and associate.
Resolved, That we truly sympathlze with
e friends of our deceased COmrade That
a further tribute the memory of the de
rted we as Comrades unite in mourning
r one who was dear to us and most
lrty of our respect and esteem.
RESOLVED, That these testimonials of our
mpathy and regard be printed and a copy
the same sent to the friends of our de
rtad Tnmrada