The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-07-30

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Oscar D. johnson went to Lebanon
Tuesday to bury his aged father.
G.. E. Mann, who has been SUFFERING
from a severe shock of paralysis, is
slowly improving.
Drs. Fletcher and Jones attended a
meeting of the Medical Associations
at Hanover, yesterday.
Mrs. Amelia E. Parker is visiting
relatives and friends in Lisbon, Little
ton and Whitetield, n. H.
Clarence Wiswall had a severe at
tack of malaria, confining him to his
room at Hotel Low, yesterday.
Mrs. r. F. Ormsby has returned
| from PompanOOsuc, where she has
been staying for several weeks.
S. G. Lyford of Lowell, Mass, one
Of the oldest chemists in Massachu-
setts, spent Sunday with E. S. Cate.
Mrs. Lucinda Clark, an aged and re-
spected citizen, had shock Tuesday
evening, at the home of Mrs. Cotton.
Mr.. E. E. Dorman and family of
Lawrence, Mass, have been visiting at
0. R. DearbOrn's and VIM. E. Browns.
John A. Sargent Is in Boston this
week. W. E. Gage is attending to the
hardware business during his absence.
Prof. Lovejoy and family with
party of friends are occupying l.. r. |
Woods Rosedale cottage, at Lake
Morey this week.
The heavy rainfall continues, but
Bradford to the present time can CON
gratulate itself for escaping severe
damage to it's hiphWaVS
James w. Kelley has been confined
to. his house for the past eight weeks
with a liver trouble, but was able to
come to the village Wednesday, and
hopes for speedy recovery now.
Mrs. 0. r. Dearborn has been to the /
hospital at Hanover for a week, during
which time she had successful surgi- |
cal operation performed by DR.. Mum
dee of New York.
!. S. Ambrose Morse of Chicopee Falls, /
Mass, is in town calling upon old |
acquaintances and friends. He has
been i'll with gripffor some months but
is slowly improving.
Rev. Evan Thomas, editor of the
Ludlow Tribune made us a pleasant
call, Wednesday. He and Mrs. Thom-
as spent the day with Mrs. Goodhue,
returning to West Fairlee in the even
ing
While w. c. johnson and Carl Bur
roughs were unloading hay Wednes-
day morning Mr.. johnson had a pitch !
fork run into his leg. His injuries are .
very painful but fortunately are not .
considered dangerous.
The horse driven on the Farmers
Exchange delivery wagon fell down
near Jerry Murphy's Wednesday af-
ternoon. Fortunately there was no
injury done to the horse, but the thills
to the wagon were broken.
Our people were entertained with a
performance of the ProjectOscope on
Wednesday evening. There was full
house aud it closed with a promenade.
Company G Band received about S11
as their share of the proceeds.
The annual meeting of the Bradford
Hotel Co. at Hotel Low, July 26th.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Directors, O. d.
johnson, F. Fletcher, NJ. Gs Flanders
j. c. Stearns and II. B. Stevens. The
directors organized by electing F.
Fletcher, president; J. c. Stearns, ,asec-
retary and treasurer.
The st. Johnsbury Summer School
will be opened next week for its usual
summer season, and the completeness
of the arrangements testities of the
great times in store for those who at
tend. Inducements in the form of low
rates are given by the Boston and
Maine railroad, the tickets being good
going July 30th to August 18th, and
good returning not after August 18th.
All lovers of music will be glad to
know that a grand concert will be Civ
en- at Grace church Friday evening,
August 9th. a fine program, the de-
tails of which will be given next week,
will be rendered by Co. G. Military
Band, Miss Edith Bruce Jones, Miss
Florence Morris, and members of the
NJ. +. choir. No pains will be spared !
in making this very pleasant and in
teresting program. Cake and ice
cream Will be served by the Ladies'
Aid Society at the conclusion of the
entertainment.
Wednesday, by invitation of Mr. and
Mrs, J. B. Pickett, the Woman's Re-
lief Corps and the Comrades of the
Grand Army to the number of nearly
fifth, visited the beautiful cottage
known as Cliff Null, at the head of
{
and summer days recreation. The
weather was propitious and everything {
passed off very satisfactorily. After {
a bountiful repast in the spacious
rooms of the lovely cottage the entire
party was invited by their host to take
a ride on the Lake under the safe ,
guidance of Capt. Lucas, at the close J
of which vote of thanks was heartily
returned to our host by the unanimous
vote of all present. The old soldiers
and the ladies of the Corps will long /
the very agreeable occasion.
BY some accident word was not sea Y
sonably given out that the comrades OF !
the G.. \. r. were included in the in +
vitation, consequently some did not I
learn of it and remained at home: G
Long may Cliff Null. the elevated '
headland, with its cottage flourish and
its generous occupants be prosperous. !
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