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

On Tuesday evening Mrs. Polly +
Woods entertained about twenty-five
of her friends with candy pull. All
spent the evening very pleasantly, and
after delicious feast of pop corn and
candy dispersed leaving many thanks
with Mrs. Woods for their evening
with her.
MIR A. R. Hobbs & Son of Pelham,
N. H., were in town this week, and
with the a sistance of M. G Flanders
bought the best carload of new milch
COWS ever shipped from this part of
the state. This statement was made
by all the drovers, and many promin
ent farmers that came to see them
The Epworth League win give a
Geographical Social and @ supper at
the parlors of Grace Church Friday
evening of next week. Music and
short literary exercises Will be provld-
ed and very pleasant time is auticipa-
ted. Supper will be served from
5 to 8. Admission to Social 10 cents !;
supper Is cents,
Henry C. Stevens. wife and the two
Youngest children drove over from
Lake Placid, Adirondack Mountains,
arriving here Friday evening. Mr..
Stevens is running two excursion
steamers on the Lake and is making a
fine thing of it, which his many friends
will be glad to know. Their oldest
son, Arad, is attending the Albany
Business College. The family return
home this week.
Ira Low has returned from Boston
| He took three horses to market Mon
dav and owing to the recent elections
sold them for $500 and got his money
Ira is firm believer in free trade, but
the purchaser of these horses ought
to believe in protection, as he will need
it. Our townsman believed in light
ing his way without conductor
ACCOMPANYING him when he got to the
Queen City but we understand has
undergone change of heart.
Andrus, the Lightning Artist, who
will paint and give away oil paintings
at the entertainment of Co G., Nov
10Th, is an artist of reputation, having
painted pictures that the insurance
companies have valued at $4,000. He
has won one silver medal and two di-
plomas for meritorious work. The
large and famous oil painting of
"Sheridan's Ride" which was on ex-
hibition and so much admired at the
Vermont State Fair at White River
Junction in 1890, and was his original
design and painting
The annual meeting of the Vermont
Commandery of the Military Order of
the Loyal Legion will he held at Bur.
Iington Tuesday, November 18th
After the business meeting there will
be banquet at the Van Ness House
lb which. for the first time, the ladies
of the companions of the Commandery
are invited. Mai Gen. o 0. Howard
of the United States Army (retireD
is President of the Vermont Com.
mandery. Lieut.. Colonel Roswell
Farnham, after the banquet, will read
a paper on Experiences of Provost
Marshal in the Summer of 1861"
Mrs. Lou ID. Clement. District Dep
uty Grand Matron of the order of The
Eastern Star, attended the district
meeting of that order at Hardwick
last week Wednesday evening in COM
many with District Deputy Grand Pa
iron, j. F. Weeks of st. Johnsbury
and Grand Lecturer Mrs. Olive j..
Stowell. They we're also present at
the instituting of new chapter of The
Eastern Star at West Concord Monday
evening of the same week Tuesday
evening Mrs. Clement and Mrs. Stow
ell visited the Chapter meeting at VOL
cott. Friday evening Mrs. Clement
attended an entertainment given by
the Chapter at Lyndonville, where she
was banqueted She made speeches on
all these occasions and acquitted her.
self as a true Bradford woman.