The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-06
WEST TOPSHAM.

Bradley Smith has anew bicycle.
Don't forget the lawn party.
David Bagley and Mr.. Mills Smith
have moved into the E. w. Eastman
house, and Mrs. Carpenter of East
Orange is keeping house for them.
Six or eight from here are. to attend
muster at Chester.
H. A. Winship of Bradford was in
town on Wednesday.
John Ford fell from load of hay
one day last week, hurting him quite
severely.
Mrs. Chas. Poole and Mrs. w. w.
Keyes have been on the sick list for
few days
There will be a lawn party in the
school house yard next Tuesday even
ing. Ice cream and cake will be serv-
ed. Everyone is invited to attend.
Cream and cake only ten cents. If
rainy come Thursday evening.
Prof. A. n. Fellows, O. S. Sanborn,
Chas. and E. G. Poole visited Hedge
hog camp at Groton pond last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Sanbon is to teach
nineteen weeks of school in the DeX-
ter district, beginning next Monday.
The Christian Endeavor meetings
are very well attended and much in
terest is being taken i'll them.
Mrs w. G. Kimball who has been
here several weeks has gone to her |
home in Graniteville for time.
Mrs Sarah Bond of Barre has been
visiting in town recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rollins with chill
dren visited at NJ. Aliens last week.
Morton Langill of Hanover, n. H.,
is visiting in town.
G. w. Bagley has employed his old
help to 90 to muster with him, and he
proposes to feed anyone who wants to
eat at a reasonable price
Jimmy Chalmers, after about three
months at Mary Fletcher hospital at
Burlington, returned home last week
Thursday.
Rain began falling last week Wednes-
day evening and continued all night
nearly all day Thursday, Haying is
progressing slowly.
c. NJ. Page has new top buggy.
VIM Mills is gaining slowly from {
his recent illness. !
The many friends of ''Mose" Dufur I
were glad to see HIM in town the first I
of the week.
L. J. Brown of Bradford and East
Barre was in town recently on bust !
ness. ne =
Misses Kate and Dell Carpenter of T
Bellows Falls have been visiting in
town recently. :,
A sister of Mrs. G. H. Rice from +
Connecticut is visiting in town. n
Miss Dell Cunningham was in Brad
ford last Saturday. f.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton preached very [
sermon here last Sunday
+,
Benz Chalmers has returned from G.
his visit in Groton. [
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Jackson were in
GrotOn last Saturday in attendance to W
the Tooth birthday anniversary of Mrs. e
Welch. d
Miss Pearl Bugbee of Barre is visit
ing in town for little time, a
The entertainments given last Friday /
and Saturday evenings by Prof. Cleaves Il
were very well attended and were in
L
E. c. Poole was on the east side of 1t
the hill last week putting steel roofing
on some buildings. He expects to put
steel sheathing on some of the rooms ii
in the new Dow block at East Barre. D
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A Christian Endeavor society has c,
been organized here. Meetings are Il
every Wednesday evening. n
Miss Lizzie Hanson of Barre is visit =
ing her cousin, Miss Laila J. Harvey,
for few days.
Mrs. Ella Savage and son are visiting
for little time in Waitsfeld.
Miss Christie Tubbs is visiting in
Barre.
Mrs. R. NJ Harvey is in Montpelier
for little time.
Mr.. Chas. A. Smith of Montpelier
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gil Bagley is making preparations
to go to muster. He is to feed the
Bradford Guards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Poole have been
in Barre visiting for few days.
E. G.. Poole has sold and laid 200
rolls of iron and steel roofing and has
a big lot on the way and all the work
he can do.
DR.. Watson recently sold w. E.
Bixby eff East Barre safe.
Prof. a. n. Fellows of Brooklyn, n.
Y, arrived in town last Wednesday
for few weeks stay.
Rev. Mr.. Vance occupied the pulpit
here last Sunday.
Mrs. w. G. Kimball expects this to
be her last week here.
DR.. Watson has had new and heavy .
long distance telephone placed in his
office and can give the public service
anywhere.
Ed Curtis and family, have /
been visiting Almond Curtis for a
little time.
G, X. Church had out in the recent
heavy rains nearly twenty tons of hay,
nearly every farmer had down a 7
quantity.
Miss Kate Dearborn of Bellows Falls
was in town recently. q
Will Marsh and lady of Barre were
in town last Sunday.