The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-04-14
WEST TOPSHAM.

WEST TOPSHAM.
Mrs. Dora COrruth, aged 70 years,
died at the residence of S. M. Hood
last Friday morning. Funeral services
were held at GrOtOn on Sunday. @
Mrs. M. H. Hight has been sick
few days with bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. S. G. Collins has been sick for
a few days.
Matthew Allen was called to East
Topsham last Monday to attend the
funeral of his brother, James Allen.
The entertainment at Village Hall
last week was not very well attended.
A small crowd of female hoodlums
tried to enjoy themselves but did not
succeed. .rrs
John Sanborn went to Groton last
Monday to run the blacksmith shop he
purchased there. His wife will go
there in few weeks.
The farmers have their sugar places
tapped but have made but very little
sugar.
G.. K. Church,was in Bradford last
Saturday. ,.,..
Mrs. Horace White returned from
her visit in |. Massachusetts last Tues
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Herbert S. Clark last Wednesday.
Freeman Cunningham and Horace
White were in Bradford last Tuesday.
Green Mountain creamery company
paid Is cents for March butter.
Mrs. Andrew Marston was in Barre
last Wednesday. ..
Geo. E. Newton is in town from
Barre for while.
John Cunningham is at work for
Lewis Wilds.
W. W. Keyes was in East Barre last
Wednesday on business. -,..a
Not brisk sugar weather. 7emaag.
DEFERRED ITEMS.
Mrs. Nellie Marcy of Newbury was.
called to this place last week by the
death of her mother, Mrs. B. d. Beede.
Our Road Commissioner was on this
side of the hill last week. IA
Fred Bagley and Chef Hight have
been among the sick ones. aqs
Dr. w. /. Goodale of Montpelier
visited his parents last Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Watson and daughter
visited in Montpelier and Waterbury
the first of the week.
DIR. Watson was in Burlington last
Tuesday on business. ,.u
There was an Easter concert at the
church last Sunday evening. .-,v,
A. T. Smith took a load of stock to
Bradford last Monday. .-...,
Miss Florence Chalmers is to teach
the summer school in the Dexter dis,
trict.
Mrs. John Avery is recovering slow.
ly from her long illness.
Eugene Bishop is at work in East
Corinth for little time.
Lutte Hight has just put in a new,
Snow is more than four feet deep on
/ level now.
John B. Sanborn has bought out
Mr.. Corruth's blacksmith's shop at
5roton and takes possession Monday.
Oscar Curtis of Concord, n H., is
,isiting his grandfather, N. b. Curtis.
G. E. Newton of Barre visited in
own the first of the week. ..,
Business must be better in this place,
Judging by the number of drummers.
Judge Nolan and Henry White,
we're on this side of the hill Wednes-
lay, on business concerning the Brad
ord Locke estate.
w. A. Corliss and family of Brad
ord were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. K. Church over Sunday.
Mrs. John Vance of Wheelock has
'een visiting In town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Smith were in o
Barre last Saturday, as was E. G.
'oole.
Quite number from this place went
o East Orange to attend the funeral
f Chester w. Coleman.
Mrs. Bliss d. Beede, who has been
lslting her daughter, Mrs. Andrew
iarstOn, had a paralytic shock last
eek Tuesday morning which caused
er death. The funeral services were
ED at Orange on Thursday.
Miss Jessie Bagley has been sick for
few days. o2atA'
Horace White and son Hale were 1,
/ Barre last week Tuesday. -,
D. E. Bagley was in Bradford last
eek. or@no-
Geo. Stow Esq, of Chelsea was in !
,wnlast week on business. re ggS
The mock court held in Village Hall
st week Wednesday was very well
tended. The weather was bad but a
)od time was had.
A CARD. te
We the undersigned do hereby agree to