The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-01-15
BRADFORD.

You'll use 1-3 less of Harmless Soap.
a general Agency. Read the adver-
tisement in another column. There's
money in it.
Miss Berdena Nye went to Newport
Monday, where she will visit three
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Adams are to
be congratulated upon the happy
event of the birth of a daughter to
them on Saturday last.
Miss Alice Bacon started for Boston
this morning; she will be the guest of
Mrs. A. F. ColbuIn at Chelsea Il few
weeks.
One hundred new singing Books have
been purchased for use in sotial meets.
ings and Sunday school at Grace church
VIM. NJ. Edwards is at home for the
present He says business is quiet III
Boston.
t.. II. Ordway and family returned
to Boston last week. Mr.. Hunt, ournew
merchant, il to occupy the f. j. Lib
bey house vacated by Mr.. Ordway.
Harry Wiswall, who has been EN-
ployed in the paper mill for the past
two years, closes his labOrs there and
returns to Boston to-day.
Capt. E. O. Leonard has recently
presented Company G three very nice
pictures of an appropriate military
character, to be hung in the Armory.
The annual District Meeting of Roy
al Arch Masons, district No. 5, will be
held at White River Junction, Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Jan. 21st. j
Mrs. DR.. Fletcher and Mrs.. Geo. W.
Brown attended the District meeting
of the Eastern Star, District No. ), at
st. Johnsbury yesterday.
The ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL
church will give chicken pie supper
at the church vestry January 26th
Let all come and enjoy social evening.
We regret exceedingly to learn that
Mrs. {. E. Evans is in failing health at
| Colorado Springs. Her father, Ros- !
well Hunt of PiermOnt starts for there
next Tuesday.
The afternoon accommodation train
south has been discontinued much to
the disappointment of the travelling
public. See change Of time table in I,
another column.
At the auction sale on the premises of
the late Deacon John II. SAWYER, on
Monday, there was n large attendance
and property sold well. The farm was
bid off to f. W. Robie for S2925.OO.
Rev. Evan Thomas, editor of Yer
mont Tribune, Ludlow, visited i'm. town
Few days the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. !
j. &. Goodhue, returning Tuesday
morning.
Grand High Priest l.. }. Brown of
the Encampment Branch of Odd Eel. +
lowship, installed the officers of Lyn- +
donville Encampment, No. 2G, ut that +
place, Monday evening. F
Chas. \. Kent, who has been in the .
employ of .. r. Baker at the Boston
Clothing House, closed his labors there .
Wednesday, Chas. r. Craig taking his
place for the present. /
We are under obligations to Mana
ger f. b. Patch of the new and elegant
Hotel Manhattan, New York CITY, for
a very artistic and beautiful booklet
descriptive of that wonderful new
hostelry in the center of the great
American metropolis.
Mt. Sinai Temple. Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, will entertain Imperial
POtentate, Harrison Dingman, ut their
temple in Montpelier. Friday evening,
January 22d. 1897. Work will be per-
formed upon large class of candi-
dates, and the session will close with
the traditional banquet
The Concert by the Ariel Quartet,
Tuesday evening. was greatly enioyed,
every number being encored. They
possess good voices. and handle them
pleasingly. Miss Nellie May Holt is a
charming viUlinist, her selections be-
ing the most popular with the audi
ence. There was a good attendance
from out of town. among them being
Hon. ). NJ. Gleason and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Murfey, Mrs. J. a. Fitch
and several others from North Thet-
ford.