The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-10-25
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Don't miss the Grilley entertainment
at Village Hall, Nov. I'd.
A fine lecture course for our enter
tainmeut this winter is in prospect
By all means let it become reality.
There will be an especial meeting of
Washburn w r q. Friday evening.
October 25th IN G A. r. hall, A full
attendance desired
We present to our patrons this week
very readable extra, the Special Or
ford Edition. Extra copies can be had
for five cents, if ordered before the
edition Is exhausted.
Saturday, Oct. 26th at l O'Clock p.
M, Mrs. w III Gabnett will sell at
public auction, her residence at the
south end of the illage, together with
lot of personal property.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Henry Robie
were in town Friday, on their way
back to California. They have made
quite an extended visit to their parents
in Corinth, and intend to come East
again in five ears.
Mrs. Betsev Farr, wife of M. ID.
Farr died Wednesday morning after
a five weeks sickness of typhoid fever.
She was in her seventy-sec0nd year,
and had lived with her husband near
ly fifty-four years.
There will be a clam chowder and
oyster supper at the Congregational
vestry Tuesday evening, Oct 29th
The musical entertainment will consist
of solos and duets upon the piano,
songs aud charades.
Cbas. I'll. Andrus of Enosburgh
Falls is doing the painting and deco
rating in the new Odd Fellows hall in
Union Block. He is very fine work
man, having had many years expert
ence in the large cities.
Mr. Elbridge Sawyer, of Lyndon
vile, is tai ing of coming to Bradford
and resuscitating the Band. He is con
sidered very good instructor and we
hope he will succeed in getting the
Band into good playing condition
Mr.. II. b Chase was found dead in
his bed, near Bradford Center, We'd
nesday morning, doubtless caused by
heart disease. He was seen by his
neighbors, apparently in good health
on Mond V. He was about sixty five
years of age
In the reshingling of the north side
of Mr.. f. ii. Aliens residence the fac'
was brought out that it had not been
shingled since it was built in 1852. Il
is a pity that the old style of durable
shaved shingles could not be perpetua.
, ted to the present day.
The Water Commissioners are busy
this week in packing the outside OF the
hvdrants so that they will not freeze
, during the winter. Every precautlor
available is being exercised to prevent
recurrence of our former disastrous
experience with the frost
One of the new enterprises fol
Bradford, on a small scale, is the pop
corn stand owned by Henry Emerson
the barber, and presided over every
afternoon by John Buckley, between
, the Post Office and the Bliss building
A good article is produced and 1t ii
being well patronized.
Maple Syrup and Sugar are high
Keep them Standard. The Champion
Evaperator, the Prize winner, can hel
you. G.. H. Grimm & Co., Rutlandi
VT, will do the rest. They offer Z
$4,000 prize for sample of Mapl
Syrup excelling that made with Cham
pion. Information free.
Walter w. Cowan is busilv engage'
: in remodelling the third floor of Unlol
Block for the occupancy of the severa
branches of the Odd Fellows and tn
Rebekahs 1t will probably be com
pleled in two or three weeks, AM
e when it is In readiness, there Will ID
: very few society halls in Vermont a
convenient or attractive.