The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-15
East COrInth.

East COrinth.
1t now looks as ii the sugar season
would be later than usual. Tenn!
Taplin and Henry Metcalf the leading
sugar makers of Corinth are making
extensive preparations in that line
Nathan and William Taplin, Il. X.
Taplin, Joseph Carter, Charles Martin.
Frank and Harry Taplin, G A. Ladd
and Nelson Worthley all do an exten
sive business at sugar making and all
make No. grade.
The East Corinth and Topsham Cor
net Band will be heard from later OIL
with CIR Taggart, who has recently
returned from Boston where he has
been studying music, as leader. How
would il do to have an entertainment
for The benefit Of the band? 1t takes
time and money to get baud III o
playi, condition and should be helps d
along as well as other organizations
that are for the benefit Of the public
Mr.. Mcguire, the genial and accom-
modating mail carrier from Bradford
to West Topsham, gives his passengers
mathematical problem to solve that
slagger some of best mathematician
e. 5. Rowland, Wilson Chapman am
A. d. Emerson would no doubt b.
pleased 10 help Foster out with some
Of PHI! biz problems problems; !
Maui Stevens, who has been attend
ing school at Bradford Academy is
home through vacation. She intends
to attend the spring term.
1t is painfully evident that there is
a gradual falling off in attendance at
church in this place, about the same
number attend the Universalist ser
vices as at the regular meetings of NE
Congregational society. The onesti~n,
arises, why is this falling of and VII,
IS CQrtnth inc banner town of Orange
County as having the most dancing
parties and largest attendance as has
been clearly demonstrated in the last
Two years.
Cant. Geo. W. Stevens Remembers
distinctly the military ball that tooh
place at Bradford fifty years ago u
which a fac smile invitation caro- "ae
recently printed in the OPINION bear
ing date of Feb 10, 1916. He was per-
sonally acquainted with ali whose
names appeared thereon and can give
some very interesting particulars III
regard to the occasion.
On account of the large amount of
sparks that come from the engine al
Jackman's saw mill which endangers
the mill and other buildings, no mere
saw ing will be done until there is suf-
fcient water TO saw without using the
engine.
Your correspondent received a
pleasant call from Mr.. Walbridge of
81. Johnsbury who is writing NJ
sketches of some of the most promi
nent citizens of this and surrounding
.:2wns and also Of the differ elt leading
industries and we were glad TO learn
tina! slvefal of our prominent Farmers !
SnG business men and the good boint, |
of our town we've going TO he remem.
beled in future issue 90 the OPINION |
r. j. CLARK has recently purchased
the j. j. Guild place.
Mrs A H Fulton who was in Bos
ton last week, returned Tuesday.
About sixty.five couples attended |
the lar, of The Skim Milk dances held |
III The hal' Friday evening. All had a
pleasant time.
Quite large number attended the
CIlvcIsalist tOciable in the hall last |
Wednesday evening.
Arthur Eastman has hired out to |
wolk for L b, Sawyer.
b. F. Way of Pescham was in town
a few days this " eek.
II. ID. Curier of Brockton, Mass. j.
al + K. Pages for few days.
The creamery paid its patrons 25c
fol February butter.
Mrs. A. b Butler is visiting in
Washington for few days.
Mrs. j. II. Carter has been confined
to The house with the grip for few
days.
Rev. F. L. Carrier of Woodsvilc
delivered very inter esliDg sermon
last Saturday afternoon at the Union
church.
The Universalst society held theil
regular social at School Hall Wednes
day evening. In spite of bad roads L
the attendance was large and a most c
pleasant lime was enjo, ed by all.
The ladies of the Society have organ.
lied as all auxiliary, "the Ladies Social
Circle, with Mrs. F. M. COrliss ~ i
president, Mrs H. b. Martin, vice Ii
president, Mrs. r d Rowland, sec'y, d
md Mrs, .. P. Dlckey, treas.