The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-15
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Remember Co. G tonight.

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A T. Clarke is painting his store a
stylish combination of tints.
Painting seems to be the order.
Bixby & Coffrin are soon to paint
their store front in an attractive man.
ner.
Miss Abbie B. Avery has returned
from her thre e weeks visit at Laconia,
and is now in her old position of as
sistant to Postmaster Dickey.
Special religious meetings are being
held in the Congregational Church
this week, Mr. Barnard is assis ed by
preachers from adjoining towns.
The last number of the Vermonter
contains portrait of the late Col A,
NJ. Dickey, and a short sketch of his
life by Gov. Farnham. "a
Washburn Post G.. A K. and tie
Woman,s Relief Corps will dedicate
their new Hall in Stevens Block with
appropriate exercises Friday evening.
Nov 22d.
A new Odd Fellows Lodge, "Bethel,
No. 3d." was instituted at Bethel,
Wednesday afternoon, under the most
favorable conditions. "may it live
long and prosper"
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
J. G. Norcross Thursday, November
81, at 2 O'Clock. Ladies are requested
to come prepared for work. Supper
at the usual time.
The Bible Depository in this place
kept by Rev A. W. Ford for the past
YEAR has been moved to the house OF
Miss Nelson in Bradford, and Lutte
Merrill in Corinth.
The ews Saturday that Will Daven
port, formerly law student i'll this
place, had died of pneumonia al
Holyoke, Mass, was received with 8
good deal of surprise by our people.
Mrs. l. A. Merrill, although very ill
was brought home from Concord, vt.
on the mail train, Saturday. We learn
that she stood the strain very well anC
evidently was not injured by the jour
ney.
Rev. L. II. Elliot, of Waterbury
was in town the first of the week il
the interest of his bible work. He has
a very large number of friends in this
town who are always glad to welcome
him here.
Washburn w. r. G. will NEE,
Wednesday evening, Nov. goth, at
O'Clock, in G. A r. Hall. Mrs
Lovinia A. Howard Inspector from
Bellows Fails, will be present. A full
attendance desired.
William F. Spokesfeld of Plymouth,
N II , an experienced plumber and
steam Stterwho comes well recommend
ed is now employed by H.K. Prescott,
and will be ready at all times to prompt
ly respond to all wishing for such SER
vices.
It's expected that a new Rebekah
| Lodge will be instituted at Post Mills,
some time next month. Great interest
is being manifested there in the Re-
bekah branch, and we can see no rea.
son why such movement should not
, be successful.
At the Tuesday evening meeting of
the local Epworth League, it was voted
that the organization adopt the name
of The Switzer Epworth League in
honor of the late Rev. j. G.. Switzer a
former highly esteemed pastor of the
NJ. E. Church in Bradford.
The Socratic Circle will meet with
Mrs Peaslee at Hotel Low, Thursday,
Nov. 81. Roll call, current events;
lesson, the remaining questions in
Growth of American Nations. and In
dustrial Evolution of United States.
Essay, Magma Charter.
Mr. ID. T. Farr of Boston came here
a few weeks ago in a very critical con-
dition, having been told by leading
specialist of the Club that he could
live but a short time DIR. Jones
thought differently, and under his
treatment Mr.. Fsrr is rapidly improv-
ing.