The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-10-08
CHEZ SEA.

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w eui.enuay anu thursday. Inc
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otI9, 1elS taNolapIe I'hd large cfoNqS
a a3'I III rom SreaO distances: III
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n N4iiiifFli' IlfrT'nPIi"oFk alPle ptlhE '3V
I dIulYts. lIate horse races bGtA DAYS
WfFe Ip{fiitstill@' peih& 1arIE contest
ca "lu I"II !! ug'luto' thIU?l Tie same
qIlveI H STeI'eo TO WIN about all OF
and andy Wr1I IN,.N'y ,''' '',' S"o'' maui y
attIihntaIIn to tLa oL.I,, - -.
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troffic in intovicatinG i;,,l,, ,I IL IL
Tent and stand aaro,ina ily", ~ ,.1 III
in former years have Too,' ,'o5 i ,tiI
DISGRACE to The nonoonr,+ gu - f5;r,,,
ciailv o1so the Fair ye. '''I rnI il,',ll
ono dav's rnrnints axcoo,Jii,.r s,n"o
yv:mS..1 . rf4.l.N '''''7 2'o'0'
.4 ,iil'l'' ~, No III largely
"root ,,a ioritv -''"| was ~ y
cboira foI. noStmuste,. ,o,i,.lN,l OK. :
nntica of his anrointno,t ,,9 T y, uia'l
dav Of last wenl, NJ XII -
nrGnnt1v fllad ont and for,,3' t.J 90 90
WASHINGTON and On rarai,,in,, H. oo,,,
mission he will soon talya ,,oSsa ,l. ~
the office He has recently fitted m
the iewelry store formerly occuDied
by C. A. Densmore, washing the en-
tire inside surface. both plasterino and
wood work, and then calcomiDing the
former and newly vanishing the I'M
painted wood. The new postmaster
Will thus provide the public with the
best post Office accommodations 1t
ever enjoyed in Chelsea.
While attending Tunbridge Fair last
Wednesday with her husband. Mrs,
A. B: Smith was ia ken severely sick
and became so much worse that Dr..
William I. Smith OF Hanover n. H.,
was was sem lor ana I 1 HeEL o3aY' WIN
1 R PhAE y G ar. .. ~ UoSS ana
u NJ H. CoL"i II 90 alIGIialllS' perform
ed long ana ulllcuII operation Tor
strangulated hernia Mrs. smith has
remained COMFORTABLE since and strong
hop reo are ie''' Vii'' SIZE NAY co'llpleIe'
y
Inc d eau. OF Deacon charles Wy
lIaI' VI DullIhStoli iasU week G Iesqay
Yves GU ~ 10 illoa NIe1eT"
wv WT,I ra,,ioi W.. do noilo"? Nj
il'i lit t ii,a d "n,u%I nisl'I ~
~ bi%bos+ e oStaar [''''' 'e0ii ie4N
III I'is ii9'O o'Ueoin' 49,. ...
r. Goro1h, the Montpelier 0Sfeo--
pam, VINO spent Une summer OF lasI
a 80 - u CneIoo'' % to'Ist"il' 81 ~
80 So ~ was In Io"n Ni'l'''S
~ ii'0i Lquctii .''iiOo' 1'''U "eCh'
0eo. w. Jackman OF 6rldgeport,
1i,,, T'f f tiIe I Ist u E ~ L. C"5"ed
With her he Want oTo, 70 Royo + 70 ieif
hio fat6ar Tt1i ~ i'i r. ~ ~
i iiif iltd,d a n '"oHnnaH lsq" Gt1
hin1 i''o'''ii'e " io'''iii iloiiio WIZ
Ed,,d y po+ou, hoe oo,e,o5
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w d To,,5 ,,,;+1, e., ..-;e, o,,,
o panoi "n1Iilt - WI aui lio wiz '1 III
NJ i1oS o. "o'ti ~ ia'b pio,d -,
bn - ~ ;r,oi ihI, ~ sA-4
Academy. They returned Oh Wedpes.
dav.
T n Trocv 10 in Iontno1ior ,,ndor.
trt atment for rheumatism. DR.. Cor.
bin is his physician.
Forr;s r Hood tho c,rooo, ,,,lo no..
been living with his wife's father, Ben
son Sanborn, during the summer. has,
moved his family into Mrs. B. HI.
Adams house below the iron bridge
recently occupied by Lucien c. Al
drich and this summer by Willie Dens-.
more.
A. II. Powers accompanied by his,
wife went to Braintree last week to
visit his brother, Heman A. Powers,
and returned on Thursday.
Miss Emma Wilson. who has heeD
visiting A. W. Whitney's family win
whom She passed some years of her
girlhood, returned to her home in
BOSTON last week Thursday
~ II porrv o,r now tin sr,;+h oa
,lI,nhor o3+ 4 70 Rooton ~" 1o oaiitII anu
Pru I'D rot,,r "9I' oo vi tIiS l%S' FRIDAY
CIV" ~, u u,,,I.' 0''i y .-l-9
Mrs. william ROBERTS is visiting her
since she sold her residence to Miss A.
"A. Clement.