The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-08
MIR. and Mrs. Walter S. Davis were
ntesented with an pound son, Friday

mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Davis were
presented with an 8 pound son, Friday
The prize speaking contest at West
Bradford Thursday, Feb 81, passed
I off successfully. The prize for the
Junior class was taken by Dixie Wor
then. and the Demorest silver medal
by Miss Mamie Kldder.
w. E. Brooks wore smile yard
wide Wednesday morning when he IN
formed his friends that twins. repre-
senting both sexes had taken posses
sion of his house the evening previous.
Will believes in fulfIIin the bible in
junction relating to such matters.
Mrs Edgar Rowell went TO Williams
burg, Mass, to visit her son, John M,
whose school closed Friday. During
his vacation of two weeks they will
visit friends in Springfield and New
York City, spending the most OF their
time in New York.
Mrs. s. Ambrose Morse went to
Chicepee Falls, Mass, last week Thurs
day. to join her husband. We under
stand Ambrose has become quite an ex-
pert in bicycle making and riding, al
though he says he has to paddle too
much to suit him in going down hill
The funeral of Mrs. T B. Cowan
was held at the Methodist church Sun
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Mr.
Tucker Officiated. Interment in the
cemetery on the upper plain. Many
beautiful flowers were given by
friends, and large number of rela
tives were present from distant places
Blakely's little dog "Spot" after
mourning for several days the loss of
his big friend and playmate "Guard,"
has quietly passed over the river to
"dog's heaven" Their bodies lie side
by side in the carefully prepared grave
on the hillside west of the Low man
sion.
Fred Carleton was very badly hurt
at the new State House elevator in Bos
ton last week Thursday. His head
was terribly bruised and he was taken
to the hospital, where 1t was thought
at first that he could not live. Sunday
he was so much better that he was TAX
en- to his home in Roxbury, and at last
accounts considerable hopes are enter.
tanned for his recovery.
Co. G's dramatic club presented The
Spy at Village Hall FIJI.
day evening, under the management of
Mr.. Joe Viau, to crowded house, and
it Tuesday evering to a fair
audience. All the parts were well
taken and much credit is due to Mr..
Wan for the way it was presented.
The Co. clears about $40 and has just
cause to feel greatly eIated. They ex-
END thanks to all VINO assisted.
d L. Sanders of Montpelier, Grand
Patriarch of the Grand Encampment,
[. O. o. F. of Vermont, visited Trot-
ter Encampment of this place, official |
Iy, last evening He reports this |
branch of the order in the state as in |
very fourishing condition. Mr.. San.
ders is very efficient and faithful Odd |
Fellow, having visited nearly every en-
in the state during his term
Of office.
We wish to acknowledge the great
kindness shown us by neighbors AMI
friends during the sickness and burial
Of our wife and mother. We tender
our heartfelt thanks to the singers,
hose who sent flowers, and all those
Who were so ready with deeds of kind
less and sympathy and assisted us in
my way in our great sorrow.
T. B. CowAN.
w. w. CowAN.
ANNA CowAN.
The G. L. S G. will meet with Mrs.
hickey on Thursday of next week at
p m with the following program.
,oll call, News of the week. Lesson,
From Chaucer to Tennyson," chap
,rs 5, 6 and 7. Character sketches CT
Goldsmith, Cowper, Burns, Words
'orth, Coleridge, Southey and Milton.
able talk, Sunday opening Of saloons.
eading, "Queen Victoria and her
lildren" from Chautauquan.
Your life work may be cut short at
~ time, and your wages and income
opped. That is where life insurance !
cps in and with its money value takes ]
10 place of the working mans earn
gs. Put your earnings into life in /
france SO as to get them back with in !
rest, if you live 20 years. That is
e best way of saving and the cheap I
t way of insuring in the Natl Life I
Montpelier, organized in 1850, L
G. NJ /