The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-03
Adjoining Towns.
NJ CIV bury.

SONP 1890
The school board is now organized
Mr. Cobleigh, chairman and clerk, MI
Randall superintendent.
Alex Greer will soon begin his usu
al sale of northern Vermont cows. 4
carload will come down next Monday
morning which he will sell at rock bot
tom prices. Call and look them over
The George Bros are painting tn
buildings Of Geo. Fl. Moore, and they
will 60 to Fabyans for large contract
The Litlleton Athletic Club gave al
entertainment in that town April IL
having engaged Mr.. Clarence Hibbard
to give his now famous slack wire per
Torrance.
Mr.. F, E Kimball has unloaded an
other carload of those fine Western
horses.
The listers have divided their terri
tory Mr. Weed takes the list in this
village ana strip across the south
part of the town Frank W. George
will take Wells River village and Mr.
Henderson will take Boltonville and
Jefferson Hill.
The Swanton Courier comes up with
a brief editorial on the gubernatorial
question which is so pertinent and con-
tains so much truth we clip it for in
sertion in this column.
brother Stickney's chances for the gov
ernorship may have been very bright when
the boom first began t. attract attention
but, from our view from the MissisquOi
Marshes the Rutland Herald and the Mont
pelier Waterman appear to be kicking the
Ludlow man at canter.
If Mr.. Stickney could buy the Herald
and Watchman offices, draw their furnace
fires, discharge everybody from chief to
devil and then put big strong padlockS on
both establishments and carry the keys in
his pocket until the mild September, when
the whipp0orwll sings so SWeetly, there
might possibly be some show for him."
Mrs. j F. Fulton and Miss Florence
are visiting in town for few days.
Mrs. Dean has done excellent work
in soliciting funds for the Armenians,
having collected about S35. The mon
ey will be forwarded TO Milo Jewett,
U. S. Consnl at Sivas, Turkey. Mr.,
Jewett is Newbury boy and will see
that this little fund is we'll placed.
Abner Bailey, CT the firm of Bailey
Bros of Lancaster, n. H., has been
visiting friends in town.
We are in receipt CT information
that work will be begun on the Tenney
Memorial Library early in May.
Mr.. Richard d. Currier of Provi
dence, X. L spent Sunday in town.
Miss Emily Silsby entertained few
of her friends on Saturday, the occa-
sion being her sixth birthday, supper
was served at the Sawyer house.
The sugar sociable at the pleasant
home of Mr. Shaw was attended by
over seventy persons, and grand
good time was enjoyed by all.
Fast Day services will be held in the
Congregational vestry.
Miss Minnie Merrill is home from
Worcester, Mass, for her vacation.
James b. Hale attended the large
auction sale at South Ryegate Wednes-
day.
Miss Bancroft of Worcester has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. George B.
Barnett.
Mr.. Nelson Bailey will return from
Lancaster about May LIST, and open her
house for the summer.
The primary and grammar depart
ments at the Seminary and town cen.
trial school began the spring term last
Monday with good attendance.
Miss Kate johnson has purchased
from the administrators of Ruth John
sons estate, the johnson homestead at
the corner of Chapel and Cross streets.
Your correspondent called on Mr..
George g. Chamberlin at Hale's Tavern
on Thursday and found him little
under the weather, having been con.
fined to his room for some time past,
but as ever, cheerful, happy and inter.
ested in current events. A host of
friends hope he will soon be up and
about. Mr.. Chamberln has had a
very pleasant home at Hale's Tavern
through the winter, and during his Ill.
ness has been the recipient of kindly
attentions.