The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-09-13
= Bradford i. J.. Village and Town y

Rev. Mr.. Barnard will hold religious
services at the Craft school house next
Sunday afternoon at 2.3O.
TAXES. The time % save your dis
counts on Village and Village High
way Taxes expires to-day (Frlday)
September 18th.
Ex.Gov. Farnham was at Montpelier
Tuesday and Wednesday to meet the
other referees in the matter OF the
City and Town of Barre,
Miss Wright, who has taught school
yerv acceptably in the Baldwin dis
trict. is the new teacher in the primary
department whicn has been added In
the new hall in the Academy building.
Mrs. C.L. Wilson of Corinth and
brother, G. E Fisher of Lead City,
South Dakota, are visiting Mrs. X. Il:
Wilson, also Miss Katherine Tucker Oh
Newark, n. j.
The remains of Mrs. Thomas Mur'
nhv. formerly of this town, will be
brought to Bradford on Saturday for
interment. She died in Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, on Thursday.
Miss I,ucy Nelson has been CHOSEN
by the local Christian Endeavor Socle-
tv. as its delegate to the meeting OF the
State Union at Burlington, September
1918.
A yerv severe thunder storm visited
Bradford Wednesday night Inc
LIGHTNING accompanying it was some
thing terrible, and caused many TIM
id one to cover their head in the bed.
Please hand your subscription fol
the Chautauquan, which is 9l'oo' "
} Mr.. Dickey at the post office as soon al
nossible, that there may be no delay IL
receiving the October number.
We are pleased to learn that Mis-
Mary f. Jones, who has been at Lake
n Placid. Adirondacks, for several week
: is greatly improved in health. She ex
nects to return about the first of Oc
tober.
REGULAR meeting of Naomi Lodge
No. IL. d. of r. this Friday eve at
= O'Clock. Let all members try to D
nresent as business of importance Is
come before the meeting.
!, Emma Kenyon, Secy
I,.R. Woods has sodded his yard i
a front of his residence and it is now tn
ID ideal of its class on Main Street, an
2 those living on it seem to take a kee
S. interest in making it more attractiv
Iy as time goes on. This is commendaDl
= and the OPINION is always glad to CIV
them credit for 1T.
ut At the business meeting of th
:, Christian Endeavor Society Mon,
es evening, the following othcers we
n- elected: President, Herbert 1. JON
TX son; vice president, Matte DlckeN
e e recording secretary, Carline Hutchll
" son; corresponding secretary Mau'
Clarke; treasurer, Frank Harris.
- Mr.. George E. Fisher of Lead CIT.
South Dakots, was in town the first
the week. He lived in West Fairl
about twenty years ago. Mr.. FISH
is a gold miner, and says that the o
ID. where he is now working is low, grao
IS: only about S4 per ton, but the II
OF mense quantities mined makes 1t pre-
liable business.
Miss Laura A. Farnham of Bost'
is visiting her brother ex-GoV' Ia. Z al
ham. She came from the w III
. Mountains here, but since last Mar
n she mas maze Ine SIdnu Voua
| United States, having visited Chlcas
Santa Fe, Albuquerque, San Dles
Santa Barbara Pasadena, the 1osel
te Valley, San Francisco, Tacon
Seattle, Sitka, Glacier Bay IN Aiasl
r Yellowstone Park, St. Paul, Minne'
" oils, Niagara Falls, and the Isle
Shoals without an accident except
. ing burned out of Hotel Raymond
East Pasadena.
The Ladies Society of the CongreI
tional Church will meet at the chnl
parlor on Friday evening next, Se
. 18th. at seven O'Clock to see, First
H., the society will vote to use portion
TWO all of the money now on hand iowa
ms the purchase of furnace or 1urns
5eS, ses for the church. Second-To see W
's' steps, if any, the society will take take
. raise other funds for the same purpo
Third-To transact any other lie
business. c.,
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