The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-20
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Hough of Brattleboro is a
guest of Mrs. j. E. Sleeper.
Mrs. Farnham is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. OsgoodJin Bellows Fails.
Mrs. A..W. Porter and Will return
to their bpTSeIn BSooklyn today
Mrs IN * Cunningham is spending
the week IN Concord
Il. IA. Winshin went to Boston Tues.
day for the rest of the week.
Mr.. Asa L. Pickett and family are
spending a week or more with f. X.
Clement on the lower plain.
DR.. Fred Fletcher and Judge Hay
had very pleasant time at Flanders
cottage, Dayis pond, last Saturday.
E. G. Libbey spent Sunday in town.
He returned to Laconia Mon, ay ac-
companied by his wife.
Mr.. Thomas Mckenzie has recently
spent few days in town. visiting at
DR.. Jones'.
Isaac II. Goodwin of Groton
spent day this week with his brother,
Warren, on his way to Brockton, Mass.
Mr.. George M. Chase and Mr.. B. F.
Sleeper of Westminster. are visiting at
j. E. Sleeper's.
Mrs. H. G. Ste Piles has been very ill
the past two weeks. We are glad to
report her better.
/ Mr.. Wesley Doe went to New York
} Monday night to lay in stock of fall
J goods.
Mrs. Barnard has been quite i'll,
but is slowly recovering, much to the
: qualification of all. tg
MisssLou Tabor has gone to Boston
! and has taken position IN miihnery
. store at SIC per week.
: Edn. Haskins. arrived in town Mon
day evening ON his bicycle whicn ne
mounted Monday morning about shye
; O'Clock in Smiths Mills, P.Q. q
i. Mrs. M. T. Runneis of Newport, IN.
e r.. has been visiting @wacek- at 0. r.
Bakers She returned. 70 her home
5. yesterday.
!, C.H. Buxton, formerly with o. r.
It Baker, has a position as salesman In
the boot and shoe department OF Jor-
8 dan Marsh & Co., Boston.
e Mr.. d. B. Carleton of st. Louis,
y Mo-, and Mrs. Hattie Willerton OF
:. Rock Island, ILL.,, are guests OF Mrs
's X. X Wilson.
+ Mrs. H. l. Richardson, having spent
number of weeks with her daughter
Mrs. III. G.. Staples, left Wednesday
for her home in Manchester, N. ID.
> Mr.. and Mrs. George A Low, who
le have been visiting with the Blakelyi
III for fortnight, returned to their home
.. in Brooklyn Monday.
# # DR.. H. F. Stevens, son of Harry b
q Stevens, and whom the old citizens al
as know as "Fred" joined his family il
W Bradford this week, and will visit al
q. his fathers for time.
M Mrs. T. G.. Bronson of East Hard
Mt wick, who has been sick since las
ne April and for the last four weeks beer
50 in Burlington for treatment, we ar
er glad to say is much better.
g, Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Corwin re
r. turned Wednesday after two weeks
Is. absence in New York. They came u
CHI the Hudson River by boat, and hom
xt by the way of Saratoga and Rutland
1bt The lecture by Rev. G. FL. Aladia
in at the Congregational vestry Wednel
ar day evening was quite interesting.
be dealt with the personal experiences G
,or the lecturer in Turkey, the preser
os condition of that country, and the al
ast | tiqulty and customs of its people.
ew AT. Shaw threw pint of ker(
lin sene into the boiler at the paper mi
on last week, to start the fire which
ip. thought was out, and he hasn't see
ANYTHING since, with any comfor
His face and neck are terribly burne
ut. and his hands in little better condition
ny But he will not lose his eyesight.
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