The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-04-27

son who borrowed his grip at Nashua
while he was getting ticket for Con
cora, to return the same at their con
venience. Fred saws he does not care
for the value of the grip or its con.
tents but it makes him feel sorry to
think how disappointed the fellow will
be when he sees what is in it.
| Through an error of our compositor
the advertisement of j M. Warden in
our last issue read very gu eerly in re
gard to changing the winding appara-
tus in watches We do not blame
"Joe" for kicking. in changing him
into an old moss back, SO far as bust
ness goes. We acknowledge the corn.
and hereby state emphatically that
Warden is cup to date" in the repair
ing line and changes fashioned key
wind watches into the modern stem
winders with neatness and despatch,
reasonable prices.
Rev. A. j Hough brought from
Brattleboro for Rev A. B. Truax a
can of preserved peaches. They had
this history: Some years ago at the
Claremont Junction camp meeting a
brother and sister Witham were the
guests of Bro. Truax. Bro. Witham
brought to the table some excellent
peaches. The stones were preserved
and planted by this good brother, and
for years he has been watching the
growth of the plants. Last year the
trees bore for the first time, and NAM
ing the fruit the Truax peach, Bro.
Witham sent the result to his old pas
tor.
W. j. Eddy will leave Messrs. Doe
Bros. May first to 60 to the beautiful
city of watches, Waltham, Mass, to
take course in the Waltham Horolog-
ical school. The school is watch fac.
tory in itself where all the improve
ments and tools can be found for the
of fine watches and
where young man receives thorough
instruction in the art. Mr.. Eddy has
served over nine years at the bench,
repairing watches, clocks and jewelry,
and it will be seen by this new step
hat he proposes to reach the top of the
adder in his chosen avocation before
he is satisfied.
There are two gentlemen who for
he past two years have shown by their
cts that they believe in Bradford and
is future. We refer to M. G.. Elan
lers of this town and William Craig of
Boston, who have been dealing quite
argely in real estase here. The new {
uilding which they erected on the lot i
purchased of DR.. Jones is not only a l
God investment but an ornament to
ur town. Owing to Mr.. Craig's large i
nd constantly increasing business he +
as decided to draw out his money from |
is real estate and Mr.. Flanders has L
urchased his interest in all the prop &
rty they owned together. Will has al
1ays manifested strong interest in
and has set good example
Or others that have gone from this
own and made their fortune elsewhere
We can always depend upon his help
here Bradford is interested.
We dropped into the office of the BRAD
ORD OPINION one day last week and
)und Bro. Parker, his staff, and his entire r
flee force busily engaged in getting out
difference edition of the OPINION, which
romiseS to be very interesting paper.
1NeIdl cuts anu portrait pictures VIII
)pear with sketches of most of the more
lportant personageS present, the daily v
roceedingS of the conference, the appoint
ents and much else of general interest. h
he Office has just been supplied with =
9w motor, large amount of new type 3
nd material. Mr.. l.. w. Rowell, an eXpe-
enced and excellent job printer, has re- Il
,ntly been employed and it looks as though e
rother Parker might deserve, as we hope
e will receive, a still larger favor and
ltrOnage. Since our last visit to Bradford E
e note marked improvement in the II
Dpearance of the village. New blocks
ave been built residences have been put -
p, some new manufacturing has started, :
I'D general Sticking up has taken place. L
'e think it would be hard to find heater
I'd more thrifty street in any village in q
lis section than Main street in Bradford. u
dTtOn Monitor. )
We wish to return sincere thanks to
/ who assisted in the last sad rites of F
lr cherished son and brother. To o
rof. Campbell of Hanover, his be- n
wed instructor who esteemed it G
riviIege to speak of his worth, to Rev. S,
|. b. Barnard and Elder Beeman who /
SISTED, to the male quartette for their f.
eautiful singing, to Capt. P. s. Cham +
erlin for timely assistance TO the %