The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-11-08

sachusetts elects Greenhalge govern
or by "a, 499. Legislature overwhelming
ly republican.
Kentucky. Bradley, republican, elected
governor by about $4,000. Legislature
republican.
MARYLAND. Lowndes, republican, govern
or will have about q, 600 majority. Leg
islature heavily republican on JOINT bal
lot.
New York. Palmer, republican, secretary
of state elected by about 10000 Leglsla-
ture republican in both branches.
PENNSYLVANIA. The republican majority
will reach the enormous figure OF 1SO,oOo
Ohio. Bushnell republican governor elect.
ed by 114,000 majority. Legislature almost
unanimously republican.
Nebraska. Republican by 10000 or more
Iowa. Republican by $4,000.
N.e,v ,Jerscy5-{a {arigks, republican, Gov. WIZ
have over $4,000 majority, and the leglS-
lature strongly republican In both
branches,
Utah. Wells, republican, governor will
have about 1870 majority. Legislature
will send two republicans to the U. ..
Senate -3
Mississippi. Democratic by $4,000.
Virginia. The democrats have carried the
/ "Old Dominion" but returns are too
| meagre to give the majority.
|
The thirty-sixth annual meeting of
the Vermont Officers Reunion Society
was held at Rutland October 29th
None of the officers from Bradford at
tended, and the east part of the state
was but slightly represented. Rev Il
M, HAYNES of Rutland former chap
lain of the 10th Vt. Regiment and his
torian of that organization, was presi-
dent; Congressman Powers delivered
the Grafton. At the banquet speeches
were made by Gen. w. W. Grout. Col
G.. G.. Benedict, Major Sheldon of Rut.
land, Gen. w. T. w. Ripley and Gov.
Stewart. The new officers are: Pres
ident, Lieut.. Henry A. Fletcher of
Cavendish, formerly Lieut.. Governor
of the state; vice president, Col. f. q.
Butterfield of Newport, and Col. +.
E. Smith, secretary and treasurer
The next meeting will be held at Mont
pelier, next October.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard has been engaged
by the Piermont Congregational church
to supply their pulpit during the win
ter, or until such time as they wish TO
settle another pastor, and begins MS
services next Sunday afternoon at ~
There will be special religious SER
vices at the Congregational church four
evenings next week beginning Tues
day. Mr.. Barnard will be assisted by
pastors of churches in neighboring
towns.
The Chautauqua Circle did not meet
at the trustees room in the puDilc IL
brary as they had been invited Ihey
learned that one of the trustees VINO
was not present at the time the vote
was taken, had expressed hlmselt IN
quite strong terms to the effect tnat ne
should get the vote rescinded and they
yery prudently kept away. 1t "as The
votes of the ladies of the Chauteuqua
Circle. while members of the ladies'
library association. known as the Brad
ford Public Library, that gave the pres
emf library 2300 volumes, the only
hooks the, have nearly, and over S4O
in money. 1t certainly is notvery civil
for a trustee to kick in this way against
his benefactors But it 10 matter of
Indifference to most of The ladies. A
majority of them were opposed to
accenting the invitation of the trustees
bnt did not vote against it. Only on
of the ladies presented herself at the
library on the day of the meeting, the
rest of the circle assembling at a private
. house, as has been their won't Ihe
lady who went to the library is lead
ing member of the trustees OF the library
and deserves better treatment at the
the hands of her co-trustees.-St.
5 ,Johnsbury Republican.
II The band is making fine progress un
: der the able dictatorship of their new
I leader. Mr.. Sawyer, who has recently
T moved here from Lyndonville. The
: bovs propose to give a band concert
and promenade Thanksgiving night.