The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-06-24
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visited his father, George Mdilh' 0iii'
week.
Donahue Brothers are hustlers, to
lay shingles. They laid 5000 in thlr,
teen hours built the staging ana
carried up the shingles, they also lald
1000 in IS minutes and carried up the
shingles. They are shingling a 80 loot
ell for H. P. Warren this week.
At-the business meeting Of the \. L.
S. c E. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months:
President, Mrs. M. A. Waterman; vice
president, Ada L. McIndoe; secretary
r. Lillian Paine; treasurer, FREQ M
Newton: prayer meeting c0mmiCUee'
Mrs. E. P. Kendall. Mrs. r. Faulkner,
w. H. Daniel; lookout committee,
Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. E. Zimmerman, MI.
Faulkner: social committee, Mrs. Mel
lie Holmes, Mrs. E. ?. kendall, Ill
liam Paine, Fred Newton, Ada Mcln-
doe music committee, w. II. Daniel,
Mrs. M. A. Waterman, Mrs. Holmes;
ushers, Mr.. Faulkner, Harry hendall;
organist, Mrs. Holmes.
Mr.. Waite, formerly of Bradford
came from Lebanon to ASSIST Mrs.
Scott to Manchester with the remains
of her husband. Mr.. Waite writes
back that the funeral was very largely
attended and there were two express
wagon loads of flowers.
Mr.. Percival Waters from Boston, a
cousin of Mrs. Perkins, is her guest
this week.
Mrs. Corliss has returned from a six
weeks visit at Mortified and Fitch
burg.
John Davis and M. E. Rugg were
chosen as Grout delegates at the eau
Gus to attend the state and congresslon-
al conventions at Montpelier. l.. j..
Heath, Hon. W. H. Kibby, Sherman
Rogers, and VIM. Garfield are dele
gates to the county convention.
Mr.. Reed McLane, wife and daugh-
ter from New Boston, nephew OF the
late Alexander McLane, have been
STOPPING at the Wynona House the
past week.
Miss Maud Davis from Leominster
is stopping with Mrs. F. Brock, Jr.
Call at H. P. Warren's and see new
milk strainer for milk cans, there Will
be a cut in the OPINION in two weeks
to show it up.
Clarence Carr bought two top car
riages, one coach and one twO-seated
wagon this week of H. P. Warren.
Messrs. Rich and Hatch, the lumber
proprietors, from Groveton stopped at
the Wynona House, also Dennis Ash,
ley and wife.
Nell Waterman is at work at Swift
water.
Mr. Harrison from Boston was at Mr.
Holmes last week.
LAKE MoREY.s
q. H. P. Warren has his cottage ready
to rent, wood, ice and all furnished.
Team will call once day at all cot
tages to collect mail, and teams will be
at the depot for all trains.
Prof. Farlee from Hanover and Dora
Chase are camping at the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson were at the
lake over Sunday.
Horace Smith has bought the Octa-
gon and land in front to the lake shore
and sold it to Mr.. Chas. Bracy and he
has rented the same to be run as
hotel. 1t is to be repaired, the bushes
cut, and put in first class shape The
east side of the lake is booming.
George Dickey opened the Glen
Falls House last Saturday and will
give grand opening dance Friday
evening. George has good amount
of help and with Mrs. Dickey to look
after the kitchen the dining room will
be A No. 1. Mr.. Dickey is very en-
pertaining and will do all he can to
make his guests have pleasant time
Mr.. H. L. Mott of White River June
ton has been putting a new engine
into the steamer Gypsy for Mr.. Dickey
VIM. Mann was at the lake for g
short time recently. He is in the Bos-
ton and Albany office in Boston and Il
the ono who is with Mr.. Loyejoy IL
building his cottage.
Fred Bradford has his lumber on hi
lot for twelve room cottage. lie has
400 feet front and will have some
cottage lots for sale.
.T-T, MnDEU T11np % 1903