The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-02-01
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Died in Barre Jan 9th, of pneumo
MIA. Emma, wife of A. J. Floyd, for.
merly of this town.
Roswell Crook came near being
choked to death quite recently by a
piece of beef lodging in his throat.
Remember the old folks sing al
Academy Hall, Cookville, Feb I'd
commencing a, 10 a m. Book to be
used, cid Carmina Sacra. All are in
vied to be present.
The community was shocked on
learning of the death of Frank Heath
two weeks ago. He was taken with a
fit while chopping for Granville Pow
ers. He was alone in the woods and
was not found until the next day. He
must have died suddenly as there were
no signs of struggle
News of the death of Calvin Colby
at STAFFORD Jan. 28h, has just been
received. He was instantly killed by
the bursting of the balance wheel OF
saving machine. He was u son of
Alison Colby of this town
The winter term of school in the
Pike Hill district closes Friday, Feb
1st. The scholars will give an enter
tainment in the evening to which all
are invited.
The annual meeting of the Corinth
Creamery Co., was held on Tuesda,
at the town house. The following
officers were elected: President, b
Is Scribner; sec. and treas Anna
Ladd; directors, B. B Scribner. A. l.
Parker, Oscar Hall, p. Ii. Darling, j
l.. Avery.
Richard Robe of West Sonerville.
Mass was completely surprised one
evening recently when a party of his
friends called on him, presenting him
with handsome oil painting of hi
famous PAGER, Captain Turner" done
by Edward Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yarmouth gave a
reception TO their relatives and friend,
to the number of one hundred and
fifteen on Wednesday exening, Jan
23d, at the residence of the brides
father, l.. ID Heath. The evening
was pleasantly passed by all, both
vocal and instrumental music being
one of the enjoy ments. Pray er was
offered by Elder Hutchins af Ter which
Mr.. Chas. Davis of Haverhill, N. H.,
made few fitting remarks presenting
the newly welded couple with many
useful and valuable gifts from numer.
Gus friends and relatives. The com.
pany were served 10 refreshments at
ter which they dispersed to their sew
eral homes wishing them much happi-
ness. The following is list of the
pi esenis of Which Mr. and Mrs. Yer.
mouth were the recipients.
Chamber set, md washing machine, L.
y Heath and wife; goose feather bed and pill
lows, Mr. and Mrs James WoOdcock; ban
quet lamp, w. E. Young and wife, b. b.
Scribner and lady; comforter, Mrs. NJ. N.
Heath; glass set Maud and Ruby Heath;
silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. M.
Lewis, West SOmerville, Mass; one dozen
silver knives, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis OF
HaVerhill, n. H.; one dozen silver forks.
friends from West Bradford; sver berry
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stevens, Cen
trai Falls, r. l.; silver sugar spoon, Mr..
two silver desert spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. L..
j, Heath, BradfOrd; One-half dozen tea
spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. James WoOdcock.
silver table spoon. DIR. Locke and wife; sill
v,r table spoon, Mrs. James Woodcock;
uioii, MI. anu h1lS L. C MtTTlll,
lambrequin: MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Carlton;
pair lace pillow shams, Mrs Geo, Fits OF
Vershire: walnut centre table, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Heath; table scarf, Mr.. and Mrs Or
rim Merrill; book, Geo. Ryder; berry set,
Mrs. j F. Merrill; dust pan and wings, Mrs
G. l.. Wilson; bureau scarf, MIR. and Mrs.
F. w. Thurber; table cloth, A. W. Stoll
pin cushion, Mrs. Geo Ryder; fur
robe. Mrs. Vermouth, West Bradford; oil
painting, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Heath and
Eva, Bradford; table spread, Mr. and Mrs.
+. f. Worthley and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
pair towels, Mrs. j. K. Wood
cock, pair towels, Mrs. Rhoda WoodcOck;
pair towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren w. Bacon
pair towels, Mrs. Prescott Davis, Bradford |
pair towels, Mrs. Hanaford, Rhode Island |
tidy, Mrs. Rollins.