The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-19

Maggie Bsgley is in North Haver-
hill visiting her sister, Mrs. Addie
Blake.
Mrs. j E Sleeper and Miss Mary E.
Jones are going to the beach to spend a
| few weeks.
Walter Davis got his arm badly hurt
while working in Jackman's spool fac
tory, Tuesday.
Miss Brown of st. Johnsbury, for
merly in the employ of Mrs. Curtis,
arrived for visit at Mrs. O. IL. Ste
vens', Wednesday.
Mai. E. D Redington of Chicago,
was recently elected Il ustee of Dart
mouth college. He graduated in 1860,
and was classmate of President
Tucker.
Mrs Henry Randall and little son,
and Miss Lizzie Randall of Los Ange-
les, Cal, arrived in town Wednesday
and are guests of Capt. Burnham
Cowdrey.
Mai. and Mrs. G. e. Clark have an
other daughter born to them the 18th
inst. The Major seems to be close
second to President Cleveland in re-
gard to daughters.
&C. Bagley is about to build new
carriage shop on his lot adjoining W.
A Libbey's. 1t will be large enough
for the three branches, wood work,
iron and painting.
Hotel Low is rapidly filling up with
summer boarders. also its, annex, the
Glen Falls House at Lake Morey,
where there are already from ten to
twenty guests daily.
Mrs. George M. Dearborn and daugh-
ter Georgia, from Newport, who were
the guests of Mrs. Woods and Mrs
Hastings, have gone to Corinth to visit
relatives and friends. ,l
The most finely trained troop of
cavalry in the regular army, low at
Fort Ethan Allen, will camp with the
National Guard at Lake Morev during
the week of muster, August 1917,
Ed. "Did you see the Doctor when
he came in from fishing?"
NOSE. eyes, l was on the float"
Ed. "Were there any fish lying
about him?'
NOSE ''No he was lying about the
fish,"
The lawmakers have had slow time
this week up to yesterday. Since last
Friday the weather has been very poor
for the business, and the average crop
s nearly one-third short except on the
river farms.
The boys in town who ride bicycles
are finding good deal of fault with
having coal ashes sprlnkled on the
street. The danger Of puncturing the
Tres is one of the small matters as
to the disposition to curse
every body and everything
The Young people of the village have
decided that sidewalk to Village Hall |
S necessary are now rehearsing for an
to be given August 9Th, |
% procure the necessary funds This |
s project in which all are interested
Let there be good audience to help |
he young folks along. Further par
iculars of the entertainment will be |
given next week.
Mr. G. F. Merrill, passenger con-
luctor on the Wisconsin Central rail
Dad, is visiting at j f Sleeper's He
las not been here for several years,
aving moved from Bradford twenty.
hree years ago. Mr.. Merrill is a
rominent member of the Brotherhood
f Railway Conductors and is a most
and genial gentleman. His
7ife accompanied him.
1t is understood that the Fairlee
frantic Work are to commence work
t their quarries about the first of Sep.
ember. E. T. Hodge, who will have
barge of the business, can not be here
luch before September on account of
ONE large contracts which he has to
IL from his quarry in Maine, and
vhich were taken before he was hired
take charge of this quarry.
An entertainment was given at the
'illage Hall last Friday evening which
rev large and appreciative audience
he programme consisted of three
violin solo by Miss Pauline
lake'y, a recitation by Miss Edith
truce Jones, and then the lecture by
Irs. Sara A Hubbard of Chicago,
9th young ladies showed considera-
lie talent and were both encored, but
lie main interest of the aud fence was
on Mrs. Hubbard, whose lee
ire having nc If suhiect ssTbo o,o1; |