The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-19
West TopSham.

W0SI IoPoiiCb'
The little daughter of Belle Bagley
has been very i'll with cholera uranium
but is getting better.
Frank Allen. wife and daughter ana
Carl Rollins and wife spent the 9ao,
bath with their parents, Matthew Alien
and wife.
Mrs. Hight has sister from Chicago
visiting her.
Miss Cora Wood, from Connecticut
is taking her vacation with her u,ano
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Jackson
Mrs. E. G.. Peake, of Orange, was IN
town this week visiting her sister, Mrs
Cunningham. i,
We are glad to see Mrs. Bowen ana
daughter Miss Venie, in their home
again for the summer months, also
Mrs. A. N. Fellows from Brooklyn,
who Is stopping with her parents, MT,
and Mrs. Geo. Newton, for rev
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Kidder of Dol,
tonville were in town TUESDAY anu
Wednesday to meet their brother' Il
w. Kidder
Morton Langill of Hanover, is spend
ng week with his cousin, Roy smith,
Mrs. Jerusha Luther who has been
sick for months with a cancer, dleo
Thursday, July 18th. She has been a
great sufferer but has borne her suHer-
mos with christian fortitude, without
murmur or complaint. Since the deat1
of her husband years ago she mas hVeo
in this place with her only daughter,
Mrs. Edward Poole who has smoothed
her pathway and made as pleasant. as
nossible the tedious months of suffer-
ING. The funeral was at the home on
Saturday m. and was attended by
Rev. H f. Dickey, now "a years OF
age. who has performed all the mar
rage ceremonies and funeral sermons
of all the family of five, Mrs. Poole
being the only surviving member or
the family. The burial was at Waits
River.
Mrs. Paulina Durant, wife Of Fri
Morrison, had second paralytic shock
last Friday and died Sunday. She was
buried here Tuesday.
Leon Farnham, who works for Mr..
McCloud Of East Orange, met with
quite serious accident while chopping
down a lodged tree last Monday. The
limb on which he was standing broke
and he fell several feet with axe in
hand and in some way it struck him on
the face making an ugly wound length
wise his face close to his eye, cutting
into the cheek bone. The wound was
dressed by DR.. Watson at his Office
and is doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
N. G. Bagley accompanied E. W.
Kidder with the remains of his sister.
Mrs. McDuffee of Bradford has been
visiting her mother for few days.
Mrs. Bill is very feeble from the Sc
we're trouble she has been having with
her eyes She has the sympathy OF all
in her affection
A travelling artist is doing the town
and photgraphlng the homes with their
inmates.
c. Collins went back to the juno
ton last Saturday, going as far al
Bradford on his wheel. He will make
short visit in Boston, and then re
sumo his duties in the bank
Mrs. Jane Bagley, wife of Edwin W
Kidder died at the home of her only
daughter, Mr.. w. c. Tillotson, IL
Rockville, Conn. Monday, July 10th
of Brights disease. The remains wers
brought here for burial on Wednes
day, services at the cemetery at 10 a
m, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Morrow OF
East Topsham. Mrs. Kidder was
daughter of Enoch and Fanny Bagley
born in 1881 and lived here mos OF
the time until Ger marriage in 1858
She was loving wife and mother, anc
will be sadly missed in her own home
and will be held in loving remember
ance by large circle of relatives ano
friends. She died with a hope OF
meeting her Saviour and many loveo
ones.
Rev. H. F. Dickey occupied the pull
pit last Sabbath in the forenoon ano
also preached sermon at half pas
four, to the satisfaction of his many
f,;on1o VT ho ara alwaVs Glad to COME