The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-13
BRADFORD, VERMONT. AUGUST 13. 1897.

Allen Kennedy returned to Haver
hill, Mass. on Monday.
Mrs. G. H Chase returned from
Concord last Saturday.
Herbert L. Hanson was in town last
week visiting relatives.
Miss Lou Tabor of Boston is visit
ing at H. B. Stevens.
Company G went to Chester to the
muster Monday morning.
Miss Edith Bruce Jones is visiting
relatives in Rochester, VT.
Finley Sleeper of North Haverhill is
visiting his brother, Eugene Sleeper.
Miss Della Albee has been quite i'll,
but is gaining slowly.
David Cunningham is cutting the
hay on the Ezra Runnell's farm.
William Martin has caught over $50
pickerel at Lake Morey, one of them
weighed Is pounds.
Mrs. A. s. NewcOmb of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William East
man.
Miss Ardelle Martin of Manchester
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Worth
ley.
Hon. S. M. Gleason and wife will
spend all of next week at the seashore
in Maine.
Mrs. Thomas Bishop of Brooklyn
was the guest of Mrs. Charles Jones
this week.
Miss Sybil Boynton of Woodstock
has been visitingAIiss Hattie Craig for
a few days this week.
Will Carleton author, lecturer,
at Congregational church, Newbury,
Monday evening, August 10th, at S
O'Clock. 25 cents admission.
T. A. Chase has bought of G. R. An
drOss the building lot adjoining O. r.
Bakers, and is erecting a residence
thereon.
Mrs. NJ. L. Shaw has returned from
Conn.,, where she has been
spending several months with her
daughter.
George H. Hobart, a former Brad
ford boy, now of Grand Rapids, Mich,
is visiting his uncle, E. w. Robie, for
q few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Trefren, who
have been spending their vacation in
5Own, have returned to their home in
Windsor.
At the meeting of the creditors of
he Jackman Mfg. Co., Tuesday, be-
ore Judge Gleason, Non, Jaseph.
Hebbetts was appointed assignee by
unanimous consent.
1t is proposed to have a lawn party
IN the grounds of Grace NJ. E. church
he first evening that the village is
lighted by electricity. Particulars
ater.
Miss Lillian Martin has returned
rom her trip to Middletown, Conn,
having visited IN Providence, Attle-
0OrO, Manchester, and several other
places on her return.
The many friends of Col. Henry w. |
Hall of Bulington, will be gratifed to
know that he was one of the favored !
few who were privileged to partake
unch with President Mckinley, at eX-
1ov. Woodbury's table Monday.
DR.. Isaac N. Danforth of Chicago,
with his son and daughter, made a fly |
ng visit here last Wednesday. He
was clerk in the store of George & |
Edward Prichard forty three years ago |
With Barron Hay, j. b. w. Prichard |
md Junius L. Freeman. He expressed |
himself as highly pleased with the i'm
made since then, and said |
hat our village was one of the pleas |
lntest in the Connecticut valley, which |
We should be proud of.
Little Light Bearers Day" will be
observed at the vestry of Grace church |
next Wednesday afternoon, August
18th, at 3 o'clock. Everybody vel
,ome, but all the babies and their
mothers are especially invited EXer-
Uses by the Light Bearers" and ''Mis-
ion Circle" All who have the Wom-
ms Foreign Missionary mite boxes
ire requested to deposit their thank
offerings and bring them in at that |
ime, not only the children are asked |
o do this, but the older ones also. !
Lunch will be served by the w. F. NJ. |
auxiliary at o'clock