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

4. A. Richardson. one Will return W
morrow.
Have you noticed Hunts new ad. il
another column? They will advertise
special bargains in that space for every
Saturday and Monday from this time
The scholars in the Grammar schoo
presented their teacher Prof. ii. 5
foveioy. with a purse of money tt
show their appreciation of the services
he has rendered them. 4.-s.
VIM. A. Porter of the Center anC
Efie E. Flanders of East HardwicE
were married Monday by Rev. A. II
Webb. They are taking short wed
ding trip.
The first Quarterly conference will
he held in the Methodist church here
Saturday evening. The new presid-
ing elder. Rev. W. R. Davenport, will
deliver a free lecture in the vestry at I
O'Clock. after which the conference
will be held. The church pulpit will
be occupied Sunday morning by Mr..
Davenport.
Jerome F. Hale of Wells River made
a brief call on friends here last Friday.
There is no more popular hotel in the
Connecticut valley than Hale's Tav
ern, its service being continually
praised by the travelling public.
Rev. A. H. Webb attended the clos
ing exercises It the Montpelier Semi
merry this week. He was accompanied
by his daughter Miss Ethel. who will
act as bookkeeper for G. H, Cross &
Son of that pace for a few weeks.
Miss Nella Sanborn has accepted
position as teacher in the Grammar
school at Waterbury. She taught sew
eral terms in the same place about a
year ago and gave such good satisfac-
ton that the school board much de-
sired to have her return.
Rev. H. r. Barnard, DR.. Frederic
Fletcher and AT, Clarke attended the
State Grand Lodge of Masons held at
Burlington this week. The knights
Templar held their annual conclave
there Tuesday and the new Masonic
Temple was dedicated Wednesday,
The Epworth League elected the fol-
lowing officers Tuesday evening: Pres
ident, V. a. Doty; vice presidents,
Clayton L. Erwin, Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor,
Mrs. A. H. Webb, Miss Edith A.
Brooks; Sec, Miss Harriette E. Craig;
treas, J. NJ. Taylor; superintendent of |
Junior League, Mrs. F. E. Doe.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Webb have
moved into rooms in w. B. D. Avery's
residence. The parsonage has been
sold to n. R. Doe and will be moved at
once to the Doe meadow little east
of the new she'd there. The building
will be thoroughly repaired. Plans for
the new parsonage are completed and
work will be Immediately begun.
H. A. Winship, who represents the
Fowler Nail Co. of Seymour, Conn.,,
in Pennsylvania, returned home last
Friday for several days visit after
an absence of nine weeks. He is much
pleased with his position and with the
country he has to travel through, the ]
)nly unpleasant feature being the dis.
ance from Pennsylvania to Bradford. I
Miss Evelyn Worthley, for the past |
year assistant principal in the High '
school left for her home in Brunswick, !
Me-, Monday, She will be the assist
INT in the EllenviIle, NY, High school
leXt year. Miss Minnie Armstrong,
eachGf i'll the Primary school the past |
iear, left for her home in South Deer, '
ield, Mass, Monday. On account of !
Ter health she will probably not teach p
leXt year. n
John NJ. Rowell has been erected "
Principal OF yrs northampton, Mass, e
Grammar school to begin his duties at !
he commehcement of the school year. t
lie Ii now pursuing a course In, the a
3ridgewater, Mass, Normal school;
Mr.. Rowell is graduate. OF Bradford
Academy in the class of SIS and OF
Dartmouth College class of ,,93, His
MANY friends here congratulate him
IN the excellent position secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, q. Morrison of Ign ]
lonville have been spending few {
iot 9 among friends here. Mr.. and {
Ms Morrison were residents of this
lace from 1S4S to 1862. They left
for Fairlee, where Mr.. Nor
,ison was born in 1928. He says he is
yoing to do some fishing in the streams
he used to follow when a boy. Mr.:
and Mrs. Morrison recently celebrated
their golden wedding.
Miss Maude E. Harris was here last
Friday to attend the graduating eXer-
Uses. She returned to her school at
Newport. n. H., the next day. Last
weeks Brattleboro Phoenix had the
following IN the Bellows Fallsl items:
Maude E. Harris of Newport, n.
r.. has been elected to a position in
the sixth grade of the school here;
Miss Harris is teacher of some years
axperience and comes well recon-
Miss Lou Harris of Hano-
YER also attended the exercises.
Under the auspices of the st. Johns
hurry Academy alumni association the
GREAT Biblical drama "Hagar and lsh-
maeT, will be presented in the Howe
Onera house, St. Johnsbury, next
Thursday evening. The drama is
written by C. P. Flockton, noted ac'
tor, and will be presented with magnl-
ficent scenery, calcium and electro
light effects and costumes specially de-
signed. The production is under the
nesrsonal direction of Mr.. Flockton.
The alumni association hopes to m"
the entertainment great tinanc'
cess C as it is the first time t. x
ever done anything in t. $3.50
their alma mater. -sey nay sN'
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