The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-29
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p We are glad to see Jesse A. Baldwin
ont again after severe illness of
many weeks.
The first zero weather came Friday
morning with the roads in a very
rough condition.
We understand that Mr.. Fred T..
Kent is slowly improving from his re
cent paraly tic attack.
Annual meeting, with election of
officers, of Washburn W K Z. We'd
nesday Dec 4th at 2 30 T. M
Quite number from here went to
Fairlee last Sunday to hear Mr. Lees.
farewell sermon, and were well repaid
for going.
1t would add to the appearance of
our Academy building II the trustees
would remove the dilapitated fence on
the south line
It is reported that Siias Ill. Brigham
ana family are soon to leave Lisbon
and move to Barton, where they will
take change of the new hotel at the
latter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A l.. Fabyan started
for Florida, Saturday, where they
will be employed at the st. James Ho-
tel, jacksonville, the same as in
previous seasons.
Mrs Polly Woods paid village tax
of $62 70 in 1895, and should have
been in the list of those paying tax
of $50 90 and over that appeared III
these columns few weeks ago.
The Kings Daughters of Bradford
have recently added Memorial Win
dow to Grace Church. which is of very
handsome design and Is entirely in
keeping with those already there.
Arthur. w. Peters, for the board of
selectmen, is doing what has long been
needed in the cemetery on the Upper
Plain, by putting rotten slate stone on
the drives and walks, in most thor
ough manner.
S Ambrose Morse resumed his work
for the Overman Wheel Co. at Chico
pee Falls, Mass. last Monday. He
has good position there, and was
telegraphed by the firm that his SER
vices were needed.
Members of the Relief Corps are re-
quested to bring to G A. K. hall Dec.
4th their canned fruits. jellies, or con-
tributions of any kind for the box
which is to be sent to the Soldiers
Homo before Christmas.
The G. l.. S. G. will meet with Mrs
X X. Wilson Dec. 5th. Roll-call, 4,
reading from Womens Council Table
In November number of the Chautau-
quan, Industrial evolution of United
States from the 10th question.
Rev. j. M. Wathen of Lisbon, N.
H., will preach at the Congregational
church next Sunday in exchange with
Pastor Barnard, also at Piermont at 80
d. M He has been invited to give an
account of the great religious awaken
ing at Lisbon last winter at the evening
service.
At the auction sale of real and per-
sonal property by Charles Jones assign
ee held Monday the 25th inst-The per.
sonal property was disposed of and
the sale of the real estate adjourned till
Saturday Noy 30th at O'Clock p. m.
ON the premises. The real estate to be
then sold consists of the Brick Store
building. Ironhouse, barn etc., ETC., for
merly occupied by II. A. Winship for
a hardware Store.
John M. Rowell, who has school at
Belchertown, Mass. is spending his
two weeks vacation in town.
Under the head of Belchertown, the
New England Homestead, of Nov. 2Sd,
has the following to say of Mr.. Rowell !;
The first term Of the high school under
the direction Of J. NJ. ROwell closed yester-
day. Much satisfaction is felt by committee,
parents and scholars at the methods used
and progress made during the term and
consider that in Mr.. Rowell they have a
a most Efficient and successful teacher.
say, why don't you try De Wits Littl-
Early Risers? These little pills cure head
ache, indigestion and constipation. They,