The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-08-14
CHELSEA.
Hot. hotter, hottest.

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j. b. Pickett and wife spent Sunday
at c. S. Elnery's. driving here from
their cottage at Lake Morey.
The telegraph office has been closed
since Aug. 1st though the instruments
have not been removed.
Mrs. George Hutchinson and chill
dren have returned from their visit to
South Corinth.
The drama last week was well at
tended and about $40 was taken.
Oliver Perkins has gone to Barre to
work for Henry Pitkin IN the meat
market.
William Veazie and daughter have
started to drive to their home in Som
erville, Mass.
Ed Wright who has been sued for
$1,000 damages for SANDER by Mrs 4.
d. Downs Of Brookteld, has been com
mitted to jail.
Mrs. \. g. Faye and child of Barre
are boarding at Alonzo Noyes'.
Mr. Wood and wife of West Topsham
are boarding themselves at Mrs Mat
toon's house.
There is to be a republican caucus at
the Town Hall Saturday afternoon at
three O'Clock at which it is hoped that
candidates Of good moral character and
sound judgement will be nominated
The Board of Civil Authority meet
at the Town Hall Saturday at l o'clock
p. M
H. J. COrwin and Julian Hood have
returned to Lowell.
The Methodist people held a social
at Fifield Bohonon's Wednesday after
noon and evening. ga
Mrs. Collins has returned to her
home in West Topsham thinking her
self much helped by DR.. Helmer.
Tom Dearborn has hired w. J. Tar
bells barn for his livery and is to use
other stable for a boarding stable.
There is to be a private dance at the
Town Hall this friday evening.
Mr.. Cutler of Montpelier, who came
here to be treated by DR.. Helmer, died
Tuesday at Mrs. Abel Merrill's. His
son reached here before his death.
Several people from here attended
the circus Wednesday at Montpelier.
Katherine Parker Of Bradford, who
has been here several weeks under
treatment, spent Sunday at home.
Fred MoNley has been. appointed
school director in place of Hira BiXby
who resigned.
c. :. Emery and wife and W. p
Townsend and wife went to Mortified
last Friday
Mrs r. w. Allen and children have
returned from Randolph.
Recent arrivals in town are Mrs. Millie
Godfrey, the matron or head nurse, from
Concord, Lora Hill and Archibald Mills
at J. b. Atwood's Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Davis at &. l.. Slows Mr.. Blanchard,
Mr.. and Miss Cross of Montpelier, Miss
Dewey of Woodstock, visiting Gail Hood;
Burnham Greer of Cleveland, Ohio, at his
grand fathers, c. O. Burnham; Elmer
Bradley, Mrs. Fulton and Master Robert
of East Corinth at }. X. Darling's; Julian
Griffin, attendant at the Mary Fletcher
Hospital, Burlington, at his fathers,
Joseph Griffin; Mildred Tracy of Montpe-
lier, Charles Corwin and Misses Mary
Scales and Ella Prentiss, Boston, also
Rev. Mr.. Douglass and family of Barton,
Rollie Parkhurst, Mrs. Jennie Bronson
and child of East Hardwick at lir, Cor
wins: Mrs. Helmer and child who board
at w. 5. Hatch's; Miss Morse and her
aunt, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Lizzie Bacon
Joclyn of Petersham, Mass, at her faith
er s. Geo. Bacon Geo. Wheeler OF Mont
pelier at G. 5. Emery's; Judge Smile and
son of Montpelier boarding at G. y. Dear
born's; Mrs. Julia Rogers and son Cecil
of Lowell at w. +. Hoods; Misses Benja-
min and Dooley boarding at Henry
Clarke's; Ralph Pierce and John Lam
prey of Orfordville, y. H., at James At
woods Fred Smith and wife of Albany
at Richard Smiths.