The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-01
BRADFORD.


Mrs. G. G. Morris is visiting friends
in Littleton
Mrs. J. t. Cutter is visiting at "The
Pines" for few weeks.
G. H. Buxton has returned from a
three weeks visit in Boston.
Harry Crandall is working for
George Dickey at the Glen Fails
House.
V. A. Doty was at Hanover Tuesday
and Wedg 4sday attending commence
ment exercises.
Prof. Z. w. Goodhue of Williams
burg is spending few days with
parents and friends here.
Miss Grace Gannett has gone to the
! White Mountains where she has work
| for the summer in one of the hotels
there.
Mrs. B. S. Hooker and Miss Maud
Clarke have resumed the study of
voice culture with Mrs. j. H. Long of
Boston.
Miss Grace Richardson, who has been
clerking in Mrs. c. H. Curtis store,
returned to her home in Newport last
Friday.
John Henry Watson returned from
st. Johnsbury Saturday, where he has
been at school for the past year i'll the
Academy.
Miss Lillian Martin leaves this week
or the first of next for one of the
White Mountain hotels, where she has
a position as dining room girl.
DR.. c. H. Burr of Montpelier has
been in town this week looking for a
tenement with the intention of NOV.
ing his family and locating here.
Col. and Mrs. c. E. Clark went tc
Chelsea Monday, Mr. Clark being
chairman of the Bradford delegation
to the county convention held there
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna L. McCnllis of Iowa
Falls, Iowa, is visiting for a few weeks
with Mrs. W. NJ. Edwards and from
there will go to Corinth to visit hel
many friends.
Mrs. johnson, mother of Mrs. w. E
Gage, has been quite sick for two ol
/ three weeks past, but is now improv
ing. Miss Abbie Armstrong is assist
ing Mrs. Gage during Mrs. Johnson's
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Porter re.
/ UllIHtl last NCCh JlOlll lllGll NtuNllIH
trip, carriage drive to Hardwick and
other towns. They are a unit in de.
claring the trip the most enjoyable
event of their lives.
Ernest B. McDuffee returned to BOs-
ton Tuesday after spending several
days here with his parents, Mr.. and
, Mrs. II. c. McDuffee. Mr.. McDuffee
is the New England agent for the Hec.
la Powder company.
Seven or eight couples from here at.
tended the first dance of the season al
the Glens Falls house last Friday eve
ming. A good time, an excellent sup
per and pleasant ride down and back
was the verdict.
The Brooks-Tyler Dry Goods Co. OF
st. Johnsbury have an advertisement
on the fourth page telling how any one
can save from % to 80 per cent in pur
chasing a carpet. They recently Sc
cured a large stock at a low price. ReaC
their ad for bargains offered.
Rev. A. H. Webb, Misses Editl
Brooks, Harriette Craig and Mary
, Dowse, delegates to the state Epwortl
League convention at Burlington las
week. returned home Friday evening
The delegates will soon give interest
inc reports of the convention before
the local society here.
s The ladies will furnish dinner anC
: supper with ice cream at both in Crane
/. Army Hall on the Fourth day of Jul,
at 20c. for dinner and the same 70
supper. Hungry and tired horribles
musicians. cavaliers, ball players, hi
' cycles paraders, spectators and all viii
p find the satisfactory food usually fur
nished by the Bradford ladies in abun
dance.