The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-07-21
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Prof. John G. Rowe of Hanover, N. IT.
is one OF the many who is having fine
success at bass catching, he sent home
one That weighed pounds and another
that weighed 4 IL pounds. Mr. Bracy
caught salmon trout, Chas. Adams
pound and q ounce pickerel and Mr.
Bowman and Mr.. Morris with some little
OF pickerel and bass. Nearly all who &c
out hshing meet with good success.
Mr.. Goodhue and family from Hanover
are at the Whip-poor-wil cottage, this
makes nearly all the cottages filled.
Mrs. McLane Peck with her father and
some others from Lebanon stopped at
Glen Falls House over Sunday. She will
return home this week.
The seven Boston sun bonnets that
took a trip to Bradford last week from
the Fred Bradford cottage, made all
smile from youth to old age, and a snap
shot taken of them on a board fence and
another taken when the fourth board
gave away were interesting features of
the trip.
Mr.. Eaton, mayor of Lawrence, was in
town last week and made his sister, Mrs.
Chandler visit.
Robert Donahue is at work at Hanover.
Fred Horton of Boston made his sister,
Mrs. Flint, a visit and tried a hand at
fishing and was well paid for his labor
Little Bertha Switzer was seven years
old last week and for birthday present
her father and mother gave her a fine
Estey organ.
Mrs. G. B. Fuller of Mount Vernon, N.
Y, Miss Eudora Joslyn of Providence, R.
l., Miss Minnie Sloan and Miss Lottie
Baldwin of Nashua, n. H., and Miss EN-
ma Buckley of Worcester, Mass, are stop
ping at j. NJ. Warden's Fern Cliff cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway are at their cot
tage this week.
Remember the dance at Bracy's this
friday evening.
Prop. Griffin will give free fish chow
der Monday evening, July a. Cordial
invitation to all.
Mr.. II. P. Hood and Mr.. Lynde have
been in town this week.
DR.. Gulick's sermon last Sunday was
very much appreciated. His subject was
''Speak the truth with love-" One very
strong point was that what he said was
very practical to all classes. We hope
there will be a good number out at his
next services.
The Congregational society are invited
to attend a farewell reception rendered
Rev. and Mrs. Barnard next Friday even
ing at the church parlors at Bradford,
count of the distance it has been thought
best to invite Rev. and Mrs. Barnard to
be present at the Wynona House Wednes-
day evening, July 26, and the people of
Fairlee and Oxford who would be pleased
to meet them are respectfully invited to
attend. The ladies will furnish cake
and some others ice cream and it is ex-
pected there will be some music. AS
this will be the only opportunity we
shall have of extending our best wishes to
Rev. Mr.. Barnard before he takes his de-
parture for Barton Landing we hope
there will be good number present.
Mr.. Woodbury. from st. Johnsbury was
at Maple cottage over Sunday.
There was party at Rosedale over
Sunday.
There are about fifteen at the Octagon
from White River Junction. We notice
Mr.. HaZenS daughters and Miss Martha
Carr and her friends are with the COM
pany.
There is party from Manchester at |
the Z. L. Lucas cottage.
In the evening the lake looks very fine, |
and we can see much improvement in the |
business of the lake over last season at |
this time.
Mrs. Halves and son has arrived at the
Glen Falls House, this makes the seventh
season that she has helped make the
well for our summer place.
Mrs. King and little daughter were the
guests of Mrs. W. III. Long last week.
The Kendall boys have repaired the |
in front of their house. A good |
example for others to follow.
Miss Ada Cutting has one of 81. P. War
ren's new top carriages and also new |
harness. Owing to the continued adj |
vance all wagon manufacturers and har-
ness makers have made about 10 per cent |
advance in prices.
Rev. E. L. Gulick and his most estima- |
BILE wife and four little children are hav- |
ing most delightful time at their cot
tage.
Miss Julia E. A. Gulick. an aunt of
Rev. E. L. Gulick, is visiting with them |
for several weeks. Miss Gulick is a mis-
sionary from Japan who is on vacation |
and will return to that country later.
DR.. De Forrest and wife, Miss Stacey,
Miss Farnsworth and Miss Dievendors all |
of Detroit Mich, arrived on Wednesday |
at the Prichard cottage for rest of sew
eral weeks.
The Y. P.S. c. E. has been fortunate
enough to have Miss Julia Z. A. Gulick,
missionary from Japan, to speak to them
next Sunday evening at Z o'clock. Let
the house be well filled.
Mrs. J. Svmes, Miss Grace Symes and
Miss Jennie Symes of New York city are
expected at Echo Dale July %. This is
their third season.
Miss E. NJ. Lambert and nephew, Frank
E. knight, Jr., of Mount Vernon. n. Y,
are spending their vacation with her
friend, Mrs. q. l.. Winship.
To cure piles, strike at the root-that's
the way. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
strikes at the root-lt removes the cause,
quickly and permanently. Don't squan,
der time and money in vain effort to re-
move the effects. Cunningham's Pharma-
cy, Bradford; q. l.. Andrews. Newbury.