The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-05-25
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w. II Long was at Montpelier last
week.
Miss Cora Chapman is visiting at II
L Rice's and E ?. Kendal's.
Proprietor Bishop is down at the
Lake having the Glens Falls House re-
paired.
H. l. Rice is repairing, painting
putting in new windows and carpets
in his house. We think something is
going to happen.
III. Bythrow and his father are
sheathing and painting the Glens Falls
House. We wish we could have a
new house but the old one will look
quite fine when repaired.
Mrs. Emma Long of Minneapolis has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. IL. Z.
Warren.
G. F. Bracy, his brother and Fred
Bradford are at the Lake. Fred Is
finishing his cottage in fine shape.
l.. l.. Albee OF Bellows Falls has
been in town for the past week visit
ing his brother, w. E Albee.
A sister of Mrs w. II Daniels from
Newport is stopping a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Stebbins
Mr.. Hobert and his sister are in
town at Mrs. Porter's.
Mr.. Waterman from Haverhill stop
ped in town last week at Mrs. G. S.
Baldwin's.1
G. X. Bass, former tinsmith in this
town but of late train man near Bos-
ton, is rejoicing by being called father.
Five thousand brook trout were put
into the brook that enters the lake at
the north end.
Rev. Mr., Tucker and wife have ar
rived at their coteage and are nicely
located.
Editor ellis of the Hanover Gazette
was in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Garter of the firm of Carter &
Churchill of Lebanon was in town
Wednesday and expressed a desire to
visit the Lake and during the drive he
admitted that we had one of the finest
resorts that this part of the country af-
forded.
There are many in this town as well
as large number of summer visitors
who will regret the death of Mr.. Peck |
EFT as he has done great deal to help |
bIild up the lake and has had an in
terest that only those who knew him
could appreciate.
Rev. Mr.. Lees is present at the Sun
day evening prayer meeting and there
is good attendance.
F. Brock of Walpole has arrived in
town and he with Mr.. Staples are
finishing their house, and when done
it will be very good looking building
Mrs. Paine celebrated her Goth birth
day last Wednesday by some of the
elderly ladies in town meeting at her
home. Mrs. Gilmore who was present
her age being sc years, Mrs. Pierce 81,
Mrs. Fuller 70, and Mrs. Winship's
mother who YVES not able to be present
is about 50. We hope these dear old
mothers may be spared to have more
anniversaries.
Mr.. Martin of Bradford was at the
lake Wednesday looking at piece of
land which he is DESTROYS of buying of
Mr.. Winship to build cottage.
At the last regularmeeting of Mount
Cube Lodge of Oxford DR.. Chase pre-
scented the Lodge with a very fine
crayon picture in an elegant frame of
the most worthy brother, Deacon Nor
rill, being a gift from Mrs. Morrill,
and his daughter Miss Florence. No
likeness of the past or present men, t
bers could be more welcome, and as t
each member looked at the noble !
Brothers face all expressed one uni !
versal wish that we were all as good :
and worthy members as the Deacon.
And the Lodge wishes to return many f
thanks to the doners.
Rev. Mr.. Lees will preach a memo a
rial sermon Sunday at 2 80 p m /
Washburn Post and Woman's Relief t
Corps will attend the service. A com !
nittee of ladies' will be at the church Sat.
afternoon at 2 p m, to receive flowers \
and decorate the house. Sunday school u
at l p. m. Mr.. Lees will e
speak again at z p. m. e
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