The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-04-15
West TOpSham.


A. n. Fellows has been appointed
town superintendent of schools vice
G. E. Davis resigned.-C. F. Smith
has commenced saving out his hard
wood lumber, employing a half dozen
hands in the mill and yards.-The
maple sugar makers here were not dis
| appointed in regard to a good flow of
sap on the full moon, as the best "run'
of the season is reported.--The spring
term of the Public school begins the
25th inst. A limited number of nom
resident pupils will be admitted if
early application is made to o. S.
Sanborn, committee.-R. W. Newton
claims the best ON squirrel shooting
he having killed eight red squirrels at
one shot last week. Ralph take youI
place, until the squirrel season comes
around again, and somebody else does
better,-There is but little prospect
that the Baptist denomination here
will have pastor the coming year,
in consequence of the continued
wrangle among the members of that
congregation. Rev. G.. E. Davis, who
CLOSES seven years passionate at the
end of this month, goes to Tunbridge,
where, it is hoped he and his amiable
wife with their three promising chill
dren will pass another as long and USE
fnl period, and gain as many ardent
and admlring friends there as they
have here.
Mr., and Mrs. Everett Wiley were
in town over the Sabbrth, guests of
Hiram Wood.-Mrs Ruth Sanborn has
sold her place to Lester Sanborn.-C.
Smith hoe cold tho q w ponrlau
place to Charles Poole, and his son,
Edward Poole, is to take possession of
the same about the first of May.-Miss
Bertha Beede who has been at Enos-
burg Falls with her sister, is in town
visiting friends.-George Hight has
been on the sick list for several days.
Miss Emma Clark is at home with
her mother for a few days-Mrs.
Wallace Campbell entertained several
friends Tuesday evening, maple sugar
helped to make the time pass sweetly.
John and Sarah Cook, brother and sis
ter of Mrs. Campbell, who have been
spending a few weeks with her here,
returned home on Wednesday.-Allen
Wood and wife are living in the mill
house.
Deferred Items.
Rev. A. b. TruaX preached to this
people last Sabbath one of his able
sermons. The congregation was small,
owing TO the bad travelling. Rev. 5.
Van de Car was present and made
some appropriate remarks. it being his
last Sabbath before Conference. The
sacrament of the Lords supper was
administered at the close of the SER
vices Misses Iaila Harvey and Lena
Church spent last week with Miss
Katie Carpenter at Bellows Falls, re-
turning Friday Campbell has
moved to the village and occupies the
G. w. Bagley house C. F. Smith Is
busily at work at the saw mill this
week.-Mrs.. Samuel Emery, an aged
lady, who has been in failing health
for some months, died Monday and
was buried Thursd ". The funeral
services were held at the home and
were attended by Rev. E. W. Hatch of
East Corinth.-Rev. G. E. Davis has
accepted a call to North Tunbridge and
his goods went last week. The family
are stopping with friends here for
few days The remains of George
Wiley were brought mere for inter-
ment Wednesday. The funeral SER
vices were held at the four corners at
his late home. He died of consump-
ton, and leaves widow and three
children to mourn his loss. They have
the sympathy of the people here where
they are well knoWn.-Miss Hattie
Louise Langill of Hanover is spending
the week in town, the guest of her
Mrs. A. L. Smith.