The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-12-20

The youngest child Of N. w. Gun.
ningham is quite sick.
School closes at the Academy today
for two weeks vacation.
Chicken pie supper at the Methodist
vestry tonight, December goth.
S T. George remains about the same
and is very feeble Della Shaw is al
home caring for him.
Mr.. ID. X. Cummings has recovered
from recent accident which is re-
markable occurrance for one of his
great age.
silk umbrellas for ladies and canes
for gentlemen with gold and silver
heads, nothing more useful. Also
everything for the holidays at War
den's
The girls connected with the high
school have organized literary club
which meets every third week when
the school is in session, and is a source
of great benefit and enjoyment to its
members.
There will be Christmas tree with
appropriate exercises at the Congrega
tional parlors Tuesdav evening, Dec.
24th. The event is looked forward to
with great expectancy by the young
people.
Miss Paine, teacher of the first in.
termediate department at the Academy,
is entitled to credit for the very IN
teresting exercises attending Mothers
Day." an innovation inaugurated by
her Dec. 18th.
Cd. Johnson has renovated Hote
| Low to q considerable extent and i
having a very flattering patronage
| We maintain there is no better open
ing for hotel than Bradford affords
for town of its size in New England
The G. l. ) G. will meet Thursday
December Goth. at Mrs. Dickey's. A
Christmas program. Roll call, quota
tions about Christmas, Dickens Christ
mas Carol. Christmas Lore, Decem
ber Chau auquan. Other Christmas
exercises.
The hash supper given by the WON
ans Relief Corps was great success
every way. The receipts were large
and the entertainment was very pleas
ing. The situation of the Doctor IL
the Rice Pudding tragedy was tantaliz
ing in the extreme.
Through the enterprise of K. y
Leonard a series of five promenade'
ard dances has been subscribed for anC
nearly a hundred dollars pledged fol-
the maintenance of the band in thi'
place. Mr.. Leonard is always leader
for the advancement of Bradford.
The second social and roll call Of the
Congregational church will Oe held a.
the church on Tuesday night, Decem
Der 3lst. No printed invitations "ll
be sent out as last year, but 1t is hoped
and expected that the large attendance
and great enjoyment of last winter
will be repeated.
At the Congregational church mex
SUNDAY morning the services VIII o'
of a character appropriate to I'M
Christmas season. Special music ap
propriate to the Advent will be pen
dered, and the subject of Mr.. Bar
nard's discourse will be 1.-The vlslt o.
the wise men"
Seventeen ladies, members of the lie
: bekah degree of Odd Fellows, display
Ell their 10, atty TO the Order by assem-
bling at the new Odd Fellows Hall II
{ Union Block Tuesday and Thur>da
= afternoons and making up the neV
carpet for the lodge and banque
rooms.
Th,mss Prou, who went to the wa
Z in '62 with the Bradford Guards an
q hasn't visited Bradford since until b
h arrived here Weunesday afternoon, !
now located al Collinsville. Conn "
/ says that many faces that were fani
. lar here tbirty-three years sgo are COZ
spicuous by their absence.