The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-06-11
OLCOTT.
DEFERRED ITEMS.

John Gilday has been called to Ma inc,
on account of the illness of her father.
Mrs. Martin has a new piano.
LOttie Russell, who has been stopping
with Mrs. VIM. Haskins, has gone to her
home.
A school entertainment is being pre-
pared for the close of the term.
Leslie Hodgkins has been entertain ing
his two brothers the past week.
Charles Russell has moved to one of c.
ID. Hazen's houses.
7. p. Could is finishing barn into
dwelling house.
The measles are still prevailing.
VIM. Ludlam has been working at II an
over at his trade as mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Haskins spent the
Sabbath at Thetford.
Father Lonergram gave the address on
Memorial day at the Junction.
Anna f. Newcomb has been at Tibet
ford the past week attending exercises OF
ThetfOrd Academy.
Edwin johnson of New Hampshire has
been visiting friends i'll town for the past
week.
C. $. Thurston was called to W est
Canaan, y. H., on Tuesday on account of
the death of his aunt, Mrs. Clark Clio ugh.
J. NJ Quimby was called to the juno
tion on Wednesday to look after law
breakers,
Several of our citizens attended the
stockholders railroad meeting at Concord
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Goss have been enter
tanning friends for few days.
H. A. Armstrong has sold his horse.
Mrs j. B. Cobb has returned from Pom
fret.
Geo. West came home on Tuesday TO
attend the wedding of his cousin, Grace
Dimick.
Geo. Griffin is at work at his saw mill
this week.
John McKeag a faithful employe for
many wears, has closed his labOrs at the
mill.
The Epworth League held its eigh tn
anniversary recently with appropriate
exercises.
!. On account of the high water the log
driving over the falls is rapid and easy.
Edgar Morse. who has worked at the
mill for several years, has moved 10 MS
house at ThetfOrd Centre.
Mrs. A. r. Brooks has been spending
few weeks at st. JOhnsbury.
The youth of Olcott have prepared a
nice ball ground on Frost lot at the END
of the village.
| CYRUS B. billiard, a faithful empl0ye
at the mill for the past twelve years, mas
resigned his position as blacksmith anu
/ moved to his home at StrahOrd. IL Is
hoped that his health will improve SO ne
/ will be able to return. He has lived here
so long that he will be greatly missed IN
shop, the community and the church.
/ Mr.. Hillard's family have endeared them
selves to a large circle OF TRENDS VINO
wish hem health and prosperity. s.i"A~
VIM. Ellis of East Barnet has come to-
board in the family of ). Berry Tor ithe
present.
Mr.. and Mrs c. S. Thurston were
elected as delegates to the e.. 4. conVeh-
ton at Bridgewater last week.
Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Tarleton, Mr.. Cobb
and Mrs. Fred Newcomb were appointed
as delegates to West Hartford ). ). con-
ventiOn.
G.. w. Tarleton was appointed to at.
tend the 5. S convention at WINDSOR.
Bishop Hall preached at the Episcopal
mission on the morning of the 23d and at
the Junction in the afternoon of Memo
rial Sunday.
Rev. A. J. Hough closed his three weeks
preaching at the NJ. K. church last Sun
day.
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg preached from the
text in Gal. vi, I last Sunday, appropriate
exercises.
The beautiful month of June is pro-
verbal for three important events. name
| lv, for roses, college graduates and brides.
4 very pleasant marriage ceremony took
place at the residence of Mr. \. T. Pike
on Christian street Tuesday, June LIST, at
high noon, when Edward B. GOss and
Miss Grace Dimick, daughter OF Mrs
pike. were united in marriage by Rev.
/ VIM. Mousley of Quechee. The bride was
attired in beautiful gown and wore a
/ veil draped with flowers. The maid OF
/ honor was little Miss Helen Stone. The
presents were numerous and of great
beauty showing the esteem in which MI:
! and Mrs, Goss were held by their host of
/ friends After the ceremony the guests
| adjourned to the dining room where a
bountiful wedding breakfast was served
/ They will reside at Olcott.