The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-06-17
WILDER.

Mrs. Harvey, who has been at the hos
pital for several months, has returned to
Cambridge.
Carl Lucas of Thetford Centre is en-
ployed at the machine shop.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wilmot has gone to Corinth
to visit the scenes of her childhood and
see old friends and relatives.
A party of gypsies are encamped near
this place.
Admiral Dewey, Mrs. A. r. Brooks to his
mothers branch of the family, and Mrs.
c. d. Hazen on the fathers side.
The officers for the c. E. Society for
the next six months are: President,
Mrs. II. A. Armstrong; Vice-president,
Mrs. G.. W. Tarleton secretary and
treasurer, Mrs G. S. Thurston CORES.
secretary, Mrs. T. 7. Herrick.
Edward Newton and William Bouden
are at Woodstock as petit jurors.
Fl. A. Armstrong was called to Wood
stock this We elk on case as witness.
The schools were closed and the teach
ers returned home last week.
Lewis Dickerman was called to Wood
stock last week on account of the sudden
death of sister
Deacon j. B. Cobb is visiting son at
Burlington.
Mrs. H. NJ. kellogg made recent visit
to Massachusetts.
Mrs. A. R. Brooks has returned from
st. JOhnSbury.
Mrs. c. d. Hazen expects to attend
commencement exercises at Smiths col
lege, where her daugeter Louise will
graduate.
The Jr. Epworth League held very in
teresting exercises last Sabbath evening
in the NJ E. church.
Children's day was observed in the Con-
gregational church last Sabbath. The
exercises were well rendered, giving cred
it to themselves and the committee.
Rev. Mr.. Fairbanks made recent visit
to the southern part of the state, Rev.
Mr.. Currier occupied his pulpit during
his absence.
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg will continue his ser
mon on the subject of Honesty, next
Sabbath.
DR.. Day has moved to Lexington, Mass.
The ladies sewing circle met with Mrs.
A. r. Brooks Tuesday afternoon. The
Brooks; secretary and treas, Mrs. @. W.
Tarleton: oirectoresses, Mrs. &C. Kins-
man, Mrs. j. NJ. Quimby and Mrs E.
Carpenter.
Mrs. Herbert Estabrook has gone to
North Jay, Me-, on a visit.
The ladies auxiliary met with Mrs.
j. NJ. Quimby last week.
Mrs. William Haskins has returned
from Thetford owing to the illness of her
husband.
The ground was broken last week for
the Wilder Free Library and CLUB house.
The architect. Lewis Sheldon Newton
and contractor, Geo. II. Fuller, are both
of Hartford. The main building will be
of brick, 54ft. Sin, by 51ft., Sin and will
be one story high with eommodiOus
basement in which there is to be bill
lizard and recreation room, toilet room
with shower bath. Boiler and coal
room will be located in the building with
apparatus for supplying it with steam
heat. In the body of the main building
will be the library, reading room, smok-
ing and card room; also hall with a
capacity of seating 200 persons. The en-
tire structure will be wired for electric
lights. The estimated cost is about SD, /
zoo, This will be betrayed from a be-
quest of $4,000 in the will of the late
Cbas. T. Wilder for erecting a suitable
building for the purposes named and pro /
viding towards il maintenance. 1t will /
he located on Norwich Avenue opposite |
the residence of Charles 5. Thurston. 1t |
will be a beautiful building, great orna- |
ment to the village and untold benefit to |
the village of Wilder well adapted TO the /
purposes which its 9 0erous donor intend |
ed it should serve.
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