The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-06
. Bradford. . Village and Town y

The summer guests have nearly all
departed from Hotel Low
So we are to have street crossing in
front of the Library. Very much
needed.
There were 80 pieces of baggage
and as many passengers for the down
train Friday morning.
Mr.. Walter Hiland from the West,
a former resident who has not been in
town for thirty years, is visiting
friends here.
A large number of sheep were to be
seen on their way to market early Mon
day morning. Farmers are finding
cows and butter much more profitable
than sheep and wool
We noticed in Tuesdays Manchester
Union the death of former teacher
of the old Bradford Academy, W. c..
Belcher, of San Francisco. He taught
here several terms in the "Forties."
In order to save the discounts on viii
lage and village highway taxes they
will have to be paid to the treasurer on
or before Sept. 18th, after that they
will be paid the collector without dis
count. =
( LOST, Friday on East Corinth fair
ground ladies' black cape trimmed
with lace with jet heading, double box
plated ribbon and bow at neck. Will
finder address,
BESSIE L. BROCK, Newbury, vt.
LYMAN r. Woods has closed out his
milk business, thinking there IS more
money in feeding milk to his large
drove of swine. w. E. Brooks has
traded for Mr.. Woods fine new milk
wagon.
The trophies presented to Co. G to
be contested for, were awarded last
Saturday evening. Corporal j. W.
Wright received the medal having made
the highest score in target practice,
and private G. B Allen the cup for be-
ing the most efficient IN drill.
Every one visiting Caledonia Fair.
St. Johnsbury, want to be sure and
take in the Comic Opera, at Howe's
Opera House. Excursion and special
rates OIL all railroads. Fair week, com.
mencing Sept. 9th. Special Wednes-
day and Saturday matinee.
HIM. Dufur of Waterbury, was in
town recently in the interest of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York. Mr.. d. is a success in
whatever he undertakes, whether it is
grapevine" or "jawbreaker," that
he tackles.
50 artists at Howe's Opera House,
st. Johnsbury, in Gilbert q Sullivan's
latest Comic Operas Fair week, COM
mencing Sept. 9th. All excursion
trains will be held until after the per-
formance. All orders for reserved
seats promptly attended to. Popular
prices, 35, 80 and 70 cents.
Mr.. John NJ Rowell, who has been
teaching at Williamsburg, Mass, has
accepted better situation at Belcher-
town, Mass, as principal of the High
School. He has three assistants, there
being on an average 130 pupils. We
are glad to see our young men who go
out from Bradford appreciated. Mr..
Rowell is worthy of this preferment.
N. D. Blake of Boston, accompanied
by his son and daughters, have been
spending a few days at Hotel Low.
They are all enthusiastic over the ever
increasing beauties of Bradford. N.
D. Jr., is very anxious that Bradford
should revive her annual fairs, and
has no doubt that it could be made a
grand success.
A party of fifteen from Bradford
were registered at the Tip-Top House,
Moosilauke, last Sunday who reported
a very enjoyable trip, the dav being
perfect for a view and the temperature
moderate, thermometer standing at AZ
degrees. The party was made up as
follows: VIM. Libbey, Ed. Libbey,
DIR. Everett and son, George Brown,
Ray Brown, Fred Kenyon and boys,
Charlie and George, j. NJ. Taylor,
Harry Grow, Chas. Allen, j. A. Wor-
then, Eckstorm, E. II Sleeper The
party left here at O'Clock, going by
way of Piermont to Breezy Point
House. Warren, then walking up the
toll road distance of five miles, re-
porting home about 10 O'Clock. There
were SO registered at the top besides
this party, making 81 visitors for Sept.