The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-26
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Rev. Mr.. Farnsworth and wife are
stopping at Pond View Pavilion.
Mrs. James Brannan has been very
sick, but at this writing is improving.
Joe Prescott is visiting friends at
East Topsham.
The New England Telephone Co
has put in line to the Lake, and con
nected with the Glen Falls House,
Pecketts and Blakely's.
Rev. T. p. Frost will preach at the
Union church next Sunday, July 29th
All are cordially invited.
Rev. Mr.. Lees sermon last Sabbath
was very interesting as he referred to
the convention that he attended in Bos.
ton last week.
Rev. H. Palmer is stopping at Mrs.
Stratton's and was present at church
last Sabbath, also Revs. Tucker, Frost
and Robinson,
DR.. Chase and wife and F. w. Alb
bolt and wife are visiting friends in
Barre and Montpelier, going with their
teams.
w. L Howe from Cambridge, Mass,
was in town visiting his scnooimate,
W. B Abbott. Mr.. Howe has fine
position in a drug store.
Mr.. Bishop has made arrangements
to furnish mess for headquarters dur.
ing muster.
Mr.. Bundy has arrived at his cot
tage.
Gems. Estey and Harmon and Quar-
termaster Sergeant Bennett of Fnl.
ler's Battery, met Gen. Gilmore and
Maj Clark Friday and went over the
camp ground. They are more than
pleased with the location. The camp
! will be named Camp Woodbury.. A
regular company of cavalry will be in
camp, as their drill is wholly by bugle
it will be an interesting feature.
J Miss Pettingill and Elsie Swift of
Illinois ale visiting Mrs. II. P. Warren
Mr.. James of Hanover and Charles
Barnard. of Jones, McDuffee q Stra =
ton OF Boston, Ii. P. Warren and FL
S. Lovejoy, have bought building lots
! on the east side of the Lake. The two
/ octagons are to be moved down TO the
waters edge. When completed it will
be quite a settlement.
List of arrivals at the Pavilion dur
ing the past week: Mrs. j A. Mul.
ply, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. N L. Muir
J phy, North Thetford; Julia and Louise
Morrison, Anna Marden, New York
! j. B. W. Prichard and wife, Burphan
Cowdrey and wife, Bradford; W. A
Hotchkiss, Montpelier; Mrs. II. Ran.
! dali and son, Los Angeles; Mrs. Free
Morris, Dresilla Morris, Boston; Nettit
Harrison, No Thetford; Nettie Clark
I Lynn Martin, Union Village; Ernes
. Baker, George Hutchlns, Austin Kib
! bic, Give Allard, Marcus Boutwell,
Charlie Sullivan, Thomas Monahan
. Rowland Lewis, Frank Lewis, Alber
J Brown, Ned Wainwright. E McCar
! thy, Frank James, Hanover; Mrs. y
C. Stearns, ID E Shaw, M E. Piper
! Bradford; Miss G E. Page,s Monroe
Paul F. Mundi, New York; William
II. Smith, Hanover; N r Davenport
I Mrs. w. r Davenport, James Car
Davenport, Barre.
MUSTER NOTES
Gen. Gilmore has just returned from
Fort Ethan Allen and Plattsburg ant
] reports that a troop of U. S. cavalr,
. stationed at the Fort, will march tt
Lake Morey early in the week and taxi
: part in the exercises; also company
. of regulars will come by train ant
{ march back.
There are three special trains com
. ing Monday, Aag. 18th. A train O
: tWenty-one cars will arrive about 10 n
s a. M, and will contain companies ID
. E, F, Fl, and L.; the second will arriv'
J about II 20 and contain companies A
s &c, l, X, and Fuller's Light Battery
The third section, Gov. and Mrs
! Woodbury. and party, and Companie
B and also the company of regular
from Plattsburg as an escort, and will
Z arrive about II so.