The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-06
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and other old acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown from
Concord have been the guest of Mr.
w. WOOdward's this week.
EX-Gov. Farnham was in town Tues
day on business, relative to Mr.. H.
Bailey of whom he has been appointed
guardian.
r. Brock is in Walpole visiting
friends this week,
Mrs. w. II. TarboX and children of
White River Junction are spending a
few weeks at her fathers, Geo. Nc
lndoe.
W. B. Abbott has been appointed
hospital steward ranking as sergeant,
participating in his first drill Tuesday
preparatory to muster.
Cabbages, beets, peas, beans, new
potatoes, blueberries and bakers bread
at H. P. Warren store.
Rev. /. H. Elliott will preach at the
Union church next Sabbath. We hope
to have a sermon from Dr. T. p. Fro t
during the summer but he will not
promise as he is anxious of having as
much rest as he can.
Mr. c.. Eastman and son were in
town Tuesday and the son will stop
with Mrs. Baldwin for a short time.
Mrs. w. Burns is at S. B. Hayes for
few days.
Mrs. Marsh O. Perkins and twin
daughters, Margaret aud Marion and
Master Herbert Perkins of Windsor
are visiting at her uncle's, Geo. Nc
IndOe.
Gen. w. H. Gilmore started for
Camp Chester Wednesday. EX-Lieuts.
Pierce and Warren and Dr. Chase will
visit camp next week Friday, it being
Governors day. President Mckinley
is to be present on Friday. Three
companies of cavalry and band under
command of Col. Henry and Cos. Z.
and and Stones 21st Infantry with
Gatling gun will be in attendance dur
ing the week
LAKE MOREY.
Miss Sybil n. Boynton and Miss
Helen Howes of Woods took, former
teachers at Bradford Academy, are at
Cliff Null with Mrs. Pickett.
Fish Commissioners Bailey and Tit
comb met at the outlet of the lake last
Friday to locate the altitude of the
water at the outlet.
The st. Johnsbury party at Idle
while cottage returned home Tuesday
evening. We are sorry to lose them.
Mr.. Smythe, proprietor of Lougee
Bros. e Smythe's store, is to visit the
lake next week with others and stop a
few days.
Prof. Biggs gave a lecture at the
Glen Falls House last Sunday after
noon, taking for his subject ''Evolu-
ton" the first part he confined him
self to his subject but after little he
wandered and his illustrations were
not very well connected, and when he
attacked the first eleven chapters of
Genesis he displeased the audience
very much for the bible is the rule and
guide of our faith and when we add
to or take from the bible we lose that
faith which has been handed down to
us for ages for the upbuilding of that
which is noble and sublime, and man
rs the student of that book to gradu |
ate in its teachings and fit himself for
that place prepared for the righteous
not made with hands but eternal in
the heavens.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Pickett enter
tanned about thirty of their friends at
their cottage Tuesday evening with
social dance at the boat house, Prof. |
Haley and Mr.. Bracy furnished the
music. Mr.. f. H. Sleeper was the
designer of the program and showed
himself quite an artist Cake and ice
cream was served and all had a very
fine time as might be expected at Mrs.
Peckett's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans returned to i
Randolph W ednesday. Their stay of
three weeks has been very pleasant
for themselves as well as for others,
There will be fish dinner at the
Glen Falls House Sunday, consisting
OF cod and blue fish.
Mr. Bush with his daughter return
ed to Barre Wednesday after a stay of
ten days at the Glen Falls House.
Rev. Mr. Hough with friends from
White River Junction visited our lake
Wedne >day.
Mrs. J. W. Knnepfer, Miss Kennel
Knnepfer Mrs. VIM. Symes, Miss
Grace Symes, and Miss Jennie Symes
are spending the month of August |
with Mrs. &. l.. Winship.
Chas. II. Dow and wife of Brooklyn, |
n. Y, spent part of last week with t.
their cousin, Mrs. G. L Winship.
The party at Echo Dale are all from
New York city. ~
Arrivals at Glen Falls House, Thurs |
day, July 10Th: Charles Parker, Brad /
ford; Thomas A. Wiswall, August Wis |
wall, Wellesley Hills; Mrs. II. L. Per- |
kins, Miss Hazel Perkins, Providence RI. |
Friday, July 3Oth: \. 5 Dwyer Or |
fOrdville; Miss c. A. Stewart, Boston II. .
Z. Parker, Bradford; Horace w. Bailey. |
Newbury; J. w. Titcomb, St, Johnsbury; |
Frances E. Blaisdell, Grace E. Washburn, |
Bradford Miss Macy, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Weston, Hazel c. Western, Hanover; Mrs
Stevenson, Boston; A. |. Skinner, Haver-
hill; H. K, Bush, Barre,
Saturday, July 3lst Harriet Eva Day,
COncOrd Katherine L. Parker, Bradford
NJ. l., johnson, New Haven, Conn; l.. A.
Morey, Lyme; Chas. Dimick, Bradford;
J. E. WOrthen, John Thomas, Wells
River; Miss Annie Grant, st. JOhnsbury:
Miss Hutchinson, Bradford; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Clark Smith, West Fairlee; Mrs
VIM. B. Hovey, Mrs. f. H. Niles, Dan
vers, Mass, r. H, Lyon and wife, Miss
Lillian Culey, Lebanon.
Sunday, Aug, LIST: 5, Il. H. Biggs, So.
Lincoln, Mass Edith Bruce Jones, Lois
F. Albee, Bradford; l.. f. Brigham. Miss
l. NJ. Flint, Hanover; Alice Dodge Porter
Fall River, Mass. Addie Blanche Piper,
North Thetford; Z. f. Porter, Woods
vile, | 4 Merrill and lady Gao w