The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-10-06
Miss Hattie Craig of Wells River

Miss Hattie Craig of Wells River
ffifwas in town Friday.
@ Mark Moody of Waterbury spent
gdHday at Mrs. Jennie Gaffield's.
81 Hiss Edith Chamberlin spent Sun
W with her parents, Capt. and Mrs
s. Chamberlln.
Mss Vida Albee spent Sunday with
5r friend, Miss Bernice Thayer OF
Jodsvllle, N. III.
Mrs. j. J. Conant of North Thetford
'fVisited her son, ID. S. Conant, the lat
ter part of last week.
| George N. Stevens, who lives in
Goshen, shot a 200 pound buck in Pier
mont the latter part of last weelA
\ .&fae lSafes .a--as4sS s4v;,i
the opening Saturday or Monday at
Mrs. Curtis, as there are to beNsome
very choice hats on display.
Miss Marion Fairfield spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Hanover as the
guest of her brother, a senior at Dart
mouth.
Miss Emile Stevens spt mt Saturday
in Barre with her sister, who is a
teacher in the public schools of that
place.
MISS Pauline Blakely left Tuesday
for Salem, Mass, where she will spend
a month with her sister, Mrs, John
Morse.
Harry Dickey brought us a Blue
fPearmain one day last week that was
a dandy, measuring 12x14 inches
Who can beat it?
Charlie Buckley closed his labors
with DR.. Jones Monday. He hopes to
take course in the Albany Business
college this fall.
Miss Edith Hanson of Worcester,
Mass, who will be Mrs. Beckwiths S
trimmer this season, arrived in town
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Amelia E. Parker, who has been
visiting Several weeks with her daugh-
I. I.ter,&Mrs. e. j. Walker of Littleton, n.
Seturned Saturday.
Oliver 4Bushaw, who went to
<sn fEzree weeks ago to undergo
medical treatment, has passed through
q severe operation successfully.
Miss Ann la McDuffee, who has been
spending Several weeks at Mrs. Jennie
Gaffield's, returned to her school in
Connecticut Saturday morning.
/ Mrs. T. H. George, accompanied by
her daughter Eliza, has been visiting
Miss Lena George, at Ludlow, and
Wallace George at springfield for a
few days.
Mrs. w. S.fWells, who has been here
for the past six weeks on account of
the illness of her mother, Mrs. H. M.
Buxton, returned to her home in Bos-
ton, Monday.
Mrs. Walter Carroll Low and two
sons, Carroll and Kenneth, went Mon
day to the Adirondacks to join Mr.
Low who is to spend the winter there /
for his health.
The first snow storm of the season
arrived Monday morning. The weather
has been cold enough to merit such an
occurrence, but in spite of the fact it
seemed little premature.
We see by the Barton Monitor that
II. G. Grow has purchased one-half
interest in his brothers store, and the
firm name will be Grow Bros. They
intend to enlarge upon the stock al. |
ready on hand.
We quote the following from the
London Daily mail: 1T is necessary |
to realize the strong, simple, modest.
attractive personality of Admiral
Dewey. He is the one figure without |
a flaw. One man outside party"
The annual meeting of the stockhold- |
ers of the Bradford Electric Lighting |
Co. was held at the office of Stearns & |
Jones Monday evening. The follow
ing directors were chosen for the en-
suing year: II. E. Parker. w. F. AL |
len, B. S. Hooker. Chas. Jones, E. E. |
johnson. The directors organized by |
electing Fl. E. Parker president, B. s.
Hooker, 1st vice-president; w. F. AL |
len, I'd vice-president; Chas. Jones.
treasurer and manager; Z. E. john
son, clerk. A dividend of four per
cent. was voted, it being the first since |
the organization of the company in
May, 1898.