The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-01-25

| Mrs. f. o. Leonard has been quit
seriously i'll thi, week, but is no'
thought to be improving.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
I'll. w. Gwyn is very sick and it
thought that she cannot recover.
Carter & Churchill of Lebanon hay
our thanks for very artistic calenda
which they kindly remembered u
with.
Mrs. Ruth Hartwell was removed I
Sam Hartwell's last Friday. The ole
lady has got acclimated to her neV
quarters and seems quite contented.
In the account of the installation o
Washburn w. r. @. III our last issue
the name of Mrs. Ada e Shaw SHOULD
have appeared as junior vice president
Arthur w. Peters starts next Mon
day with ten fine Morgan horse which
b. is taking to parties in Saratoga, N
Y. 1t shows the popularity of the
Morgan stock.
w. j. Eddy has been here this weel
on brief visit. He is located at Paw
tucket, II. l., where he has a good jot
at watch repairing in large jewelry
house.
The directors of the Bradford Saw
ings Bank and Trust Co., presented al
elegant silver service tc Warren Good.
win as wedding present in token OF
their high esteem for him.
The once famous Strickland plows
can be newly retltted by consulting j
w. Murkland of Barton, VT, whose
advertisement in another column will
give desirable information to those
farmers who use pillow points, etc.
There was baked chicken entertain.
ment at Col. A. M. Dickey's hen house
last Friday night at half past ten
O'Clock The fire alarm sounded gen.
eral invitation and free tickets. The
fire caught from an oil stove by which
the building was heated, and it was en-
tlrely consumed.
The following officers of the N. E.
o. p. were installed by P. w., F. E.
Newell at their regular meeting on
evening: Annie G. Lowd,
W.; HI. G. Grow, V. w.; Geo. r.
Brooks, Secy. G. N. Stevenson, F. S. !;
J. H. Jones, Chap; e. L. Peavey, G.
and S; F. E. Newell, Fl G. Grow, j.
FL. Jones, Trustees. Four applications
were received for membership.
Grace church on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week was the place
where the Woman's Home Missionary
Society held its Montpelier District
Several able and inter-
esting papers were read and Rev. 0.
D. Clapp OF Windsor delivered an in.
structive address on America, Our
Home, Our Responsibility.
The seventh annual meeting of the
Bradford Creamery Co. was held Mon
lay afternoon. For the ensuing year
] A. Baldwin, f. o. Kennedy and II.
L. johnson were elected directors.
The product for the past year was
l43,803 pounds of butter. Six per
dividend was voted. The president of
he board of directors has not yet been
elected.
The teacher Of the primary school
coup. d'etot Friday that H.
her spunk and decision of
haracter. The school army effected a
mastery change of base" from the
Id brick school house to the Woods
'choOl Building, the baggage train of
ooks bringing up the rear. The cause
t this change was poor accommoda-
ions. -cre
"Look before you leap" is q good
laxim, but some people spend 80, much
me looking that they forget to Jump,
nd some people become undesirable
efore they ever find time to iIvesfi-
ate. Do not initiate the man who
led before he earned the money he
expected to earn to insure with. The
Tat'l Life ms. Co (MutuaD organized
S4S, Stearns & Jones agents for Or
nge County.
There will be Teachers Institute
cid in Orange County the last week
! January. Meeting one day in each
f the following towns, West Ran
olph Jan. goth, Washington Jan 80,
'ershire Jan. 81, and Bradford Feb. l.
he efficiency of the meetings depends
holly upon the presence of the teach
rs. There should be a full attendance
the place most convenient for the
,achers to meet.
The fellowship meetings held at the
church last week were
ute generally attended, much enjoyed
nd very helpful. Stirring words
ere spoken by pastors Hatch, Flint.
'cDuffee and Merrill. Quite large