The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-08-12

Miss Agnes Abbott has returned tc
her home in Rutland.
Mrs. Porter Heath is very sick. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Burr from Thetford
have been stopping there.
See advertisement in another column
of a grand republican rally Saturday
evening. All old soldiers will be glad
to welcome Col. Hooker.
We understand that Mr. Buxton and
family of Boston will move here in
the early fall, occupying Mrs. Buffers
house.
Mrs. O. r Dearborn and Master
Harry left Bradford last week for
Montreal, and Napanee, Ontario. They
will be absent about five weeks
The board of civil authority will
meet at their office in Union block, Sat
urday, Aug. 18th, at p. M, for the
purpose of revising the checklist
c. G. Bagley has hired John Buck
ley from Lunenburg to work in his
blacksmith shop. He is first class
carriage ironer.
Phillips Band of West Randolph will
furnish music for concert and dance at
Glen Falls House, Fairlee, Monday even
ing August 18th. Floor managers, Mrs. E.
Evans and Mrs. A. l.. Kline.
There will be Peaslee gathering at
Plaisted, N H., August 25th, to which
all Peaslees and all in any way con-
nected are invited. A general invita-
ton is extended.
On another page will be found the
premium list of the Waits River Agri-
cultural Society, that takes place at
East Corinth August 81, and Sept. LIST
and I'd.
OPINION. Cannot an effort be made
to procure a public reading from Miss
Marshall during her short stay among
us? Many are willing to subscribe for
such an entertainment.
ONE OF MANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Stevens start
ed for Pigeon Cove, near Gloucester,
Mass, Wednesday, where they will So
journ for the next three weeks, enjoy
ing Cape Ann scenery and its cooling
breeZes.
E. O. Leonard usually wears smile,
but it was broader than usual Monday
morning when he announced to us that
there was new boy at his house. He
is happy and we congratulate the
household over the important event.
Mr.. George Prichard of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting his many friends and
relatives here. He is always cordially
welcomed here, and reciprocates
friendly expressions by expressing his
loyalty to Bradford and its institutions.
Miss Minnie Marshall of Boston, the
versatile, vivacious and talented read
er, arrived at Hotel Low last Saturday
and will remain there two weeks. We
hope arrangements will be made so
that our people may have the pleasure
of hearing her at Village Hall before
her departure.
There will be special service of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavcr
next Monday evening at half past sew
Ell. They will be addressed by Miss
Lydia Hartig and Miss Florence Var
ring, lady evangelists in the service of
the Congregational Home Missionary
Society. All are invited.
Special Notice to Town Clerks.
The Opinion Steam Printing Estab-
lishment is now prepared to do all
kinds of election ballots, notices, etc
Send in your orders as early as posi-
BILE. De not 60 out of your county Tor
your printing.
H. E. PARKER. Proprietor.
The Dumary Comedy Co. opened
three nights engagement at Village
Hall last evening in the four act Do
nestle Comedy, and gave a most fin
ished and ENJOYABLE performance,
costumed. Mr.. Dumary's
rendition of the ballad "Twelve
Months ago tonight" was fine. None
should miss attending tonight and to-
morrow night.
We clip the following from the Bos-
ton Herald of August 9th, in regard to
a Bradford boy:
William NJ. Graham, 80 years of age, was
drunk and troublesome this morning. He
was looking for fight at the Redwood
House on fremont street, and tried to raise
a row in the office. Clerk Frank Griffin re-
monstrated with him, and in turn Graham
tried to dissect Griffin in many parts.
He succeeded in cutting Griffin's clothing
in several places, and drew blood twice by
grazing Grfin's flesh. Then the police