The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-07-21

Frank D. Thompson of st. Johns
bury was in town over Sunday visiting
his friend. John B. Chase.
Mrs. K. X. Worthley returned
/ Tuesday from a two weeks visit in
Cornish and Claremont, n. II.
Miss Gerda Huntoon of Manchester,
n H., Arivad here Monday to spend
two weeks with her cousin, Miss Helen
Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Rumney of
Burlington were here the first of the
week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Doty.
The Epworth League service Tues
day evening, July 25th, will be con-
Quoted by Rev. A. H. Webb, topic,
Honoring the Lords Day.
Mrs. Chamberlin and daughter
Dorothy returned Wednesday from a
several days visit at the home of her
parents, Gen. and Mrs. w, H. Gilmore
in Fairlee.
Mrs. Clara Dow Hooker is too we'll
and favorably known here TO require
any special comment; the fact that she
is to sing next Tuesday evening adds
greatly to the attractions Of the pro-
gram,
A postal from Capt. H. B. Chamber
lin dated Matanzas, Cuba, July 9Th
says: 81 am ordered back here as as.
sistant to Chief Quartermaster. Bad
reports received of yellow fever in
Santiago teday. No danger here un-
less it is imported, trains and harbor
will bear inspection from now on
F. H. Griffin, manager of the Glen
Falls House at Lake Morey will serve
a free fish chowder Monday evening,
July "a, and everybody is invited to
partake thereof. Manager Griffin
knows how to serve a fish ChOwder so
that you will want to go twice. Try 1T
and see.
Miss Inc Welch, who has been spend.
ing the past two weeks at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones, left Tues
day for short visits in Barre, Randolph
and Elmira, n. Y, and from there re-
turns to Detroit, Mich. Miss Welch
has been a teacher in the Hancock
school in Detroit for the past nine
years.
H. p. Warren of Fairlee drove into
the village one afternoon recently
having with him seven or eight charm
ing young ladies. We never saw Herb
when he looked happier. The young
ladies were from a Lake Morey cot
tage and were a merry and interesting
party, If you don't believe 1t ask ID.
2, Warfehl
The anHual report of State Fire
Marshal Whitcomb of Massachusetts
shows that 4S9 fires in that state dur
ing the past year are charged to the
careless handling of kerosene lamps
and l40 to the explosion of the same.
This shows how large a part the
kerosehe lamp plays in causing hres'
1t is as prominent in other states as
in Massachusetts. Kerosene lamps
are dangerous no matter how carefully
handled, and what's the use of bother
ing with them when it doesn't cost so
very much more to use electric lights,
the best light now in use,
Miss Elwin, trimmer in Mrs. G.. IL.
Curtis millinery store was marrled IN
Wells River Tuesday evening to wal
ter E. Smith of Boston. Mr.. Smith
has for some time had music store In
Boston and for the past few days mas
been IN this section selling zlthers;
Miss Elwin's home is in Boston ana
she has been employed here since the
opening of the spring millinery season.
Mr.. Smith and Miss Elwin drove 70
Wells River Tuesday evening and
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith drove back to Bradford. The
event was no surprise to themselves
but it was quite a surprise to other
people. Congratulations and best
wishes.