The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-19
BRADFORD.

Mrs. Minnie Clement is visiting heI
brother, A. w. Peters.
Carlos Renfrew is visiting friends in
! Vergennes and vicinity. q
The concert and dance for Novefn
Der 29th, has been abandoned.
T. A, Chase and family are movinc
into their new house this week,
T. w. Kenyon is negotiating Win
Joe Viau for the sale Of his barber
shop.
We understand that w. H. Noyes
has given up going to the KlOndike In
the spring.
The church edifice committee have
sold the large chandelier to Walden
parties for $50
Rev. E. S. Cudworth of Waits River
will exchange with Rev. A. II. Webb
next Sabbath.
Two hundred and ten season tickets
have been sold thus far for the Star
Lecture Course.
We are glad to see E, S. Erskine
about the streets again after an illness
of several days duration.
Col. John c. Stearns attended the
banquet of the Loyal Legion at Bur
lington, Wednesday night
Quite a delegation of Champion
Lodge members are attending the dis
trict meeting at Windsor today.
The suit of H. NJ Dufur against Dr.
S. j. Allen for $4,000 damages is set
for trial at the Windsor county court,
next month.
Rev. Edward Fairbanks preached
two interesting sermons, Sunday, at
the Congregational church, in eX-
change with Rev. Mr.. Barnard.
Miss Marcia WinShip from North
ampton and Miss Katherine Parker
from Burlington, will be home early
next week for Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. II. B. Stevens and Mrs. Ruth
Wallace made a carriage trip 10 GrotOn
last week, where they visited Mrs. So
phronia Chamberlin, and on the re-
turn trip paid a visit to Mrs. Sarah
Wallace in Newbury,
A Rebekah Lodge is to be instituted
at East Barre Tuesday afternoon, Nov
3Oth, and in the evening the beautiful
new hall of Gill Lodge, No. 81, | O.
O. F. will be dedicated. 1t is expect
ed that several from Bradford will at
tend.
n. L Howard of Creston Ia, and
Frank Howard of Bradford while
hunting in Oxford Monday morning
about ten o'clock discovered a hand
some young buck deer, which the lat
ter shot while it was running very
swiftly. 1t weighed about $50 pounds.
The editor extends thanks for a por-
ton of the venison.
Mrs. b. S. Hooker wishes to meet all
pupils of the Bradford Academy in
Miss Jones room, Woods School Build
ing next Monday afternoon, immedi-
ately after school, for the purpose of
forming a class of sight reading and
singing. Parents who are interested
in having their chill learn to read
music are requested to be present also.
The Boston Rivals" opened the
Star course at Village Hall, Friday
evening. before as fine an audience as
New England can produce. This brill
liant combination of artists made a de
cided hit, giving universal satisfaction.
1t is enough to say that every number
on the program was encOred, thus Civ
ing double the number of selections
advertised. Miss Corea, soprano: Miss
Sutherland, reciter; Miss Paradis, plan
ist, are fine looking and possess a /
charming stage presence. Their Sc
lections showed good taste and were
enthusiastically received. Mr.. Win
ternitz is a master of that king of in
struments, the violin. and was the fin
est performer ever heard in Brad |
ford. All in all the Rivals gave one of
the most enjoyable entertainments our
people were ever privileged to listen to. 3