The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-03-05
EAST CORINTH.

John Taylor of Exeter n. H., is Wis
iting at George Stearns.
George Huse is to work for G. A
Ladd during sugaring.
r. F. George has been suffering from
a severe cold recently. =
Several inches of snow fell THURSDAY
but it was made to fast disappear By
the rain Of Wednesday.
Remember the skim milk dance in
the hall Friday evening Good music
will be furnished and a good time is
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Bedelle visited in
Bath, N. H., last week.
James Miles still remains sick at his
brothers at the Four Corners.
All who attended Town Meeting
were much pleased with the results,
and all seemed to be pleased in the
Commissioner.
Mrs. j. E. Chamberlin of Wrentham,
Mass, is in town visiting at Chas.
Pages for few days.
Mrs. 6. F. Butterfield is at work for
G. M. Hayward.
The sad news of the sudden death of
Harvey Wiley a resident of this place,
which occurred on the train near At
lanta, Georgia, reached us Monday.
Mrs. Wiley has the sympathy of all.
1t is expected a band concert and
oyster supper will be given Friday
evening, March II, for more particrl-
lars see bills. Proceeds for the benefit
of the band.
Miss Lizzie M. Hatch who has been
visiting friends in st. Johnsbury and
Danville for the past few weeks return
ed Wednesday.
Mrs. Louisa Simpson who died very
suddenly at her home in East Orange
Sunday was buried in the cemetery
Wednesday.
Rev. II. H. Hoyt of ST. Johnsbury,
preached to the UniversaliStS last Fri.
meetings we're very we'll attended. |
Mr.. Hoyt is a very able and pleasing
speaker and is to speak here occasion |
ally in the next few months, all should !
avail themselves of the opportunity of
hearing him.
BY the kindne IS of the Gun Club of
East Corlnth the Public Library Asso- !
citation have possession of the shooting
obtained 1t will make convenient
quarters and is large enough to serve
for several years to come. It's soon to
be moved and the association would be
glad of any help in the way of work.
money or books as this is to be made
banner year In their history. Member
ships only fifty cents. We should at
least contribute this much and by so
doing prove the worthiness of this
to the kind benefactOr abroad, and we
too should remember the good being
done among young people.
G.. NJ. Hayward wears a smiling
countenance and well he might for
very nice little daughter was born to
them Wednesday, March g. 81. All
are doing well.
DEFERRED ITEMS.
D. w. Hatch was at home from St.
Johnsbury over Sunday,
DR.. c. n. Hatch and daughter Hen |
rietta of Barre, formerly of this place, |
visited in town few days last week.
The public library has been moved |
into Blood's store. The annual meet |
inc was held Wednesday evening and .
the following officers were elected:
President, w. Chapman; vice-presi-
dent, G.. G. Dickey; secretary and
treasurer, c. NJ. p age Book Com,
Mira. b. T. Holland, Mrs. E. B. Cor.
liss, Mrs G. f. Butterfeld, A. ID.
Jackman, B. T. Holland.
The Universalists held largely at
tended sociable at B. F. Ordway's
Wednesday.
Henry Chase who has been study
ing with DR.. Brown, has been suffer
ing from the effects of the grip. He
is now able to be out.
c.. II. Metcalf had house warming
last Friday evening, nearly one hun
dred were present. They were pre-
sented with a sewing machine. Supper
was served and all had a very enjoy
able time.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Huntington of
Washington visited at Frank Thomp-
Sunday