The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-08-21

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William Rogers, former resident,
and wife of Fort Atkinson, Wis. were
in town this week. Mr.. Rogers is a
prominent lawyer of that place. His
early boyhood home was in this town.
Mr.. Craig and wife of Manchester
are at H. CUNTS.
Mrs. Kate Blaisdell is spending her
vacation at her father, Dea Martins.
l.. M. Robe and Dea. Underhill at
tended the. Temperance meeting at the
Weirs last week.
E. E. Grimes and wife, E. r. Celley
and wife, Mrs. J. P. Metcalf and Julia
Bugbee spent Tuesday at Tarleton's
pond. All report fine time.
d. c. Cutting has fine lot of Plym-
outh Rock hens, some of which lay
eggs IL inches in circumference, 3 Is
inches in diameter, some of which
were brought into the village last
week.
The annual meeting of the Home
land Circle was at the parsonage last
Wednesday. The following officers
were chosen: President, Mrs. Cool
eye: vice-pres., Mrs. A. ID. Ford; sec,
Miss l.. G. Hosford; treas, Mrs. E. Z.
Ford. rs
A number from this place attended
the funeral of Dea. Sawyer at Brad
ford last Sunday afternoon.
Piermont Grange No. 219 will meet
Saturday evening, Aug. %. All mem
bers are requested to be present as DuS-
mess of importance is to be transacted
G. w. Eastman, wife, son and daugh-
ter are stopping at Charles Curtis.
Aaron Barton and wife are visiting
in Newport
Ernest Stetson is home on week s
vacation.
Mrs. Ed. Corliss of Bradford is visit
ing at G.. HI. Reneau's.
BROOK ROAD.
Luella French is able to ride out.
She has been confined to her home by
sickness for several months.
Dea. J. X. Martin and wife visited
friends in this section last week.
The creamery paid Is cents pound
for July butter.
Mrs. Asa Dowse, lately from Canada
visited her son at H. II. Nuts the first
of the week.
Mrs. Irving Wright of East Pier
mont who was'taken quite seriously III
at PiermOnt village two weeks ago was
carried home and remains very low,
being unable to move.
Little Oracle, youngest daughter of
Charles Cutting of East Piermont has
been dangerously sick but is better.
Dehlia Ladeau is visiting in this sec
ton.
Schools commenced in Nos. and !
commenced Monday, Aug. II, with
Edith Webster and Julia Dodge as
teachers. Both these young ladies
have taught successful terms III the
same districts before.
OXFORD.
Miss Carrie Blanchard of Ascutney
vile, VT, is visiting her friend, Mis-
Mamie Carr.
Harry Willis of Newtonville, Mass.
and George A. Moore of Cambridge
Mass, has been spending few week.
in town stopping at Mrs. Asaph Mann's
They have been frequently seen will
fishing poles and a creditable string o.
fish and it is supposed they have dis
covered all the fishing haunts i'll ant
about Oxford.
The rain Sunday afternoon started
the water so the grist mill has com
menced to run.
Miss Martha Carr visited friends al
White River Junction the first OF the
week.
The change in temperature since last
week has been very grateful ana very
marked. A week ago Tuesday one
sought a cooling breeze in the shadles1
corner of the yard while last Tuesday
ruddy fires burned in the CRATE and al
chairs were drawn around for comfort
We notice that one of the bicyclists
in town has aluminium rims on his
wheel. This rider bent his front vince
quite seriously while riding on the mai
the other day but he does not lay this
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seen if these are an improvement Oh
the heavier wooden ones.
Mrs. Charles Mann of Cleveland, o..
is spending the summer with her moth
er, Mrs. Asaph Mann.
We hear that DIR. Chase has decided
not to leave town.
Mrs. Charles Silver of Brooklyn, \
Y. is visiting her many friends II
town. She is native of Oxford ano
all are glad to see her here again.
The ladies of the Congregations
church and society have made arrange
ments with Charlie Leslie to be thu
sexton of the church.
Hamilton S. Conant and wife ant
daughter, Miss May, went to Norwicl
last Saturday and spent the Sabbath
with relatives there. Mr.. Conant ha
returned to his business in Boston, bu
his family are again in Oxford to stol
until the first of September.
Mr.. Crafts has bought new hors'
and carriage and is seen driving abou
town.