The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-09
BRADFORD.

James G.. Maltby of Buffalo is in
town
Col. E. G. Osgood spent Sunday at
Gov. Farnham's.
R. A. Kent, who has been spending
a few weeks in town, left here last
Monday.
1t is said by old residents that Mon
day was the hottest day experienced
for forty-fve years.
Master William Porter of Brooklyn.
n. Y. is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. VIM. B. Stevens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Gleason of
Manchester are the guests of Mr. and
MIS-. Geo. w. Brown.
The Band played at the grand cele-
bration at Piermont Monday and gave
excellent satisfaction.
Mr.. D. B. Carleton of st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting for a few days his sister,
Mrs. X. X. Wilson.
Fred Bradford, who owns a cottage
at Lake Morey, and E. H. Houghton
were in town Monday.
Miss Annie jenkins is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis S. Jenkins.
Miss Lydia White is now on a visit
ing trip in Montpelier, Barre, Wash
ington and West Topsham.
A trial will convince you that we do
watch repairing in the best manner.
V. A. DOTY e Co.
A good dinner and steamer trip
around Lake Morey for so cents. See
advertisement of Glen Falls House on
page two.
There were quite a number of young
people who enjoyed very pretty dis
play of fireworks at DR.. Jones' resi-
dence Monday evening.
The missionary service held at Grace
church last Sunday evening was very
interesting. A collection of twenty
dollars was taken for missions.
A special dispatch to the OPINION
announced that the Vermont party of
Christian Endeavorers arrived safely
at San Francisco Tuesday, at p. m.
Mason S. Stone, state superintendent.
with a party of friends starts this
week for three weeks tour through
the wilds of Canada on fishing trip.
H. p. Emerson of LyndOnville, who
has been foreman of a gang of work
men inspecting the tracks in this vi
cinity, returned to his home Saturday.
Mrs. B. S. Hooker and Miss Maude
Clarke are taking vocal lessons of
Madame Long, a celebrated Boston
singer, who is spending the summer at
Lyme, n. H.
Mr.. W. II. Morris and daughter of
Lebanon, n. H., are visiting his broth
er and sisters in Bradford, Mr.. G. F.
Morris, Mrs. C. G. Cotton and Mrs. J.
G.. Goodhue.
Miss Katherine J. Duffy, a former
teacher of the Grammar school here,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. T. Smith
for few days returned to her home in
Georgia, Vt, Thursday.
A new candidate for favor and pat
rOnage in newspaperdom has come to
our table headed East Barre Rec
ord" 1t opens up finely, with fair
promises, which under the wide-awake
management of w. E. Poole bids fair
to be fulfilled. In any event the
OPINION tenders hearty congratula-
tions and best wishes for the success
of the new enterprise.
Saturday was celebrated at Lake
MOrey by large crowd. The people
came in from surrounding towns and
picniced in the groves both at Middle
Point at Haley's. The Pavilion was
tastefully decorated with flags and
bunting, in which the Band was seat
ed, and rendered fine concert during
the afternoon. The barge was also
decorated and made several trips
around the Lake during the day.
There were sports at Haley's in the
afternoon and were so popular that
they were repeated at the Glen Falls
house. A dance at Glen Falls house
was enjoyed IN the evening by over
thirty couples. Co. G Band were COM
plimented on all sides for their splen-
did music.