The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-10
Chelsea.

A. W. Whitney has bought the
Churchill house where he ha, been liy.
ing the past year.
DR. GeorgeJ. Helmer, the ostespath
who treated many people in town last
summer, will probably be in town dur
ing July and August with two assist
ants II il understood that between Is
amt 100 on IF town people have ar
ranged Nih him for treatment. Some
of our pcop'e have received letters ask.
ing when he will be here. and wishing
information as to board, room, etc
- looks as ii many summer visitors
would be in town this year e. d
Barnes has issued circular describing
the Orange County Hotel. j. B. At
wood writes that the people who usu-
ally fill mis- house will be here, and
many others if he can find room for
them
Miss Flora Corwin has returned from
a weeks visit in Barre and Montpelier
Rev. VIM. Puffer was in town few
days before Conference.
The ladies union prayer meeting will
be held with Miss Emma Darling next
Friday afternoon at 2 80. She will
lead the meeting, taking for her sub
ject, "Our Privileges as Believers !"
This will be Mrs Forests last meet
ing with the ladies
Addie French is to teach in No 10
this summer, Edna Robbins in No. II.
Flora Corwin in No. 5, Martha Noyes
in No. z, Abbie Davis in No r. Alma
Adams goes back to Vershire Centre,
and Laura Fuller is to teach in John
Stanley's district in Washington.
The Poverty Party under the aus
pieces of the Ladies Ten Pin Club,
Wednesday, April 1st, was decided
success. There was an excellent pro.
gram, coffee, doughnuts and bean por-
ridge for refreshments. Annie Per.
kins took the part of Samantha to per.
lection, and endeavored to see that all
fines were paid. Over $18 were clear.
ed and we understand that this money
is to be used for purchasing oak chairs
for the library.
ANNE Goss returned to Boston Sat.
urday.
Miss Eunice Noyes went to Somer.
vile Saturday for short visit.
Mrs. VIM. f. Hood is visiting in
Lowell.
Miss Belle Judd returned to North
field Seminary Monday, and Miss Jcn.
ME Pierce has entered that Seminary.
Mrs. j ID. Clark has returned from
STAFFORD
G. S. Emery was called to Bradford
last week on business as county COM
missioner.
e. d. Barnes and wife invited about
twenty-five of the young people to the
hotel Friday evening to eat new sugar.
An enjoy able time was had. Between
100 and $50 persons have been invited
there since the sugar season began.
G. S. Emery is spending part of this
visitingin Montpelier.
Eleven dollars and thirty cents was
taken as thank offering at the mis-
sionary meeting at the Congregational
church Friday.
Miss Eva Thompson has gone to
do homework in the family of Homer
Fits.
Mrs. Jesse Annis is dead.
Scott George Is back on his old farm.
No place like Chelsea. is the verdict of
many of our people who have tried
working elsewhere.
Marshall Carpenter is working for
his father.
f. HI. Tracy has rented his house to
Milo Sanborn. Mr.. Tracy moves to
Montpelier, May LIST.
Mrs. Plummer Bixby who has been
spending the winter in Thetford with
her daughter, has returned home.
The ladies of the W. G. T. U. paid
most delightful visit to their president,
Mrs. H. F. Forrest, March 31st. Mrs.
Forrest has become greatly endeared
to the members of this Union during
her three years residence here, and her
removal is much regretted by
them, as il is by almost the entire com.
The Congregational church of this
place has received an invitation to be
represented by pastor and delegate at
the installation of Rev. Will Davis,
formerly of this place, over the church
at Newton, Mass, April IA. DIR. Da-
Wis mother, Mrs. Laura Davis Stow,
has been appointed delegate.
Proprietor E. d. Barnes is in Boston
this week, buying some new furnish
ings for the hotel. The hall OH the |
third floor is to be made into chambers.
Miss Chlorene Barnes is visiting in
White River Junction.
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SINNERS farm.
Miss Jane Mortimer is sick.
Miss Adeline Clark died suddenly
tuesday morning, of heart failure.
Mrs. Charles Densmore is stopping
With Mrs. Dudley Cabot.
Miss Lillian Wilmot, graduate of
Boston School of Orstory, now teacher
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