The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-08-11

Be making your arrangements to
come, for it Il make cat laugh Aug. 20.
Only AZ degrees above zero Tuesday
morning at o'clock. How's that for
August 8th.
VIM. B. Harding and family of Wor-
cester, Mass. are guests of Mrs. j. 4.
5Taffield this week.
n A. R. Vaughan and. wife of Paw
tucket, R. l., have been the guests
Of C. H. Carpenter this week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Shaw of Bridgeport,
Conn, is spending several weeks in
town the guest of her son, Asa I.
Shaw.
G. G. Doty has remained at home for
several days on account of illness
caused by overwork. He started out
Iagain Tuesday m orning.
Miss Emma Rogers of St. Johnsbury
and Mrs. Myra Hall of Warren, n. H.,
were guests of Col. and Mrs. J. C..
Stearns few days this week.
., Mrs. Fred Boyden.and daughter May
'Of Norwood, Mass, We're s1Gs.s OF
turning home Friday morning.
The band will meet for rehearsal at
Armory Hall next Monday evening and
it is hoped every member Will be pres
ent. The rehearsal will be limited to
members of the organization.
The grand final cake walk by the
little folks will be one of the prettiest,
ings you've seen, you can't help be-
ing delighted with it. The rest of the
performance will make a cat laugh
Aug. 25th.
Dana H. Morse, Esq, of Randolph
visited the local Grange Wednesday
evening. and was most cordially re-
ceived. He gave an address that was
very helpful, and was greatly appre-
ciated by all who heard it.
V. A. Doty and wife returned Mon
day morning from Claremont Junction,
where they spent few days as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. W. Williams OF
Putney, who have fine summer cot
tage upon the camp grounds.
Company G Military Band gave its
first out door summer concert IN the
band stand Friday evening. There
were many people out, who enjoyed
the music greatly. A good band is
credit and help to any place.
Regular convocation Iona Chapter,
O. E. S. Monday evening, Aug. 14tb.
1t is desired that all officers and mem
bers be present as business of impor-
tance will be brought up at this meet
ing. LUE d. CLEMENT, Secy.
O. d. johnson has leased the Robin
son house on Pleasant street of a: l..
Fabyan, and his family will move there
this week. Mr.. Johnson is keeping
Hotel Johnson at Woodsville and re-
ports business there as very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Goodwin left
Saturday afternoon for GrotOn where
they will spend part of a weeks vaca-
ton. They will visit in Montpelier,
and are also planning trip through
the mountains with the ride up Mt.
Washington.
A letter received by George R. An
dross from his sister in Boston, Mrs. J.
II. Richards, says that Mr.. Richards is
confined to his bed and is constantly
growing weaker. He is about 70 years
of age and has been in failing health
for several years.
Conductor E. H. Jackson, wife and
daughter of Windsor, spent Sunday
Will Jll6 6ulIOI anu IdInllN. NIL coSh
son has been railroading for over twen-
ty years, and is the present Deputy
Grand Master of the Grand Lodge OF
Vermont l. o. o. F.
A very happy and enthusiastic as
sembly of little folks celebrated Miss
Dorothy Chamberlin's third birthday.
by party on the lawn at Mrs. o. A.
Baldwin's last Friday afternoon. De
licious refreshments were served, and
it was such a pleasure for the older
ones to see such innocent and un-
alloyed happiness displayed by this
joyous group of juveniles.
In hardly any subject are educators
/ interested more just now than in the
adequate and satisfactory representa-
ton at the Paris exposition of Ameri-
can education. The Director of Edu-
cation and Social Economy for the
/ United States, Mr.. Howard j. Rogers,
writes on this topic for the twelfth an
nual Educational number of the Out
look, describing the plans adopted and
the character of the exhibit to be made.
There are several striking pictures
with Mr.. Rogers article. SO a year