The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
- Vermont State News -

: oomnitfld suicide Oct ODD Nv 1rnIHn; =
in axe ChamnIain He was insane mn
Mrs Ello NJ Raglav was sen+onood i.
> +bree Years in States nrison C1ct S9d e.
, obi aiming money under false nTetenses -
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WINE h 111L oh Iae Green MouI
talhs ny! UcIi I'm, Guy nEInoley OF behnlne
ION hllt u r. a 10y 9asi0 OnaC measure
p.,t- - ~ ,oIi,o &c L., n. 80
IroperIy " .nG Nalue M ~ ABOUT Si;0g
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Inllgo 70 ~ na AZ sppagS banlloaa was de
sCloS ou Wy nv III A'0"'''oo 'he l4Ch'
Ot the ten honorary pail bearers at tn
funeral OF Jonn sherman, three were ma
, tive Vermonters, VIZ, Admiral Georg
t DyemeS' \, IiI pn,i Ioln a. h"Sson ana ool
"SIon !" %i
Homer A. Lyons cut down a basswoot
} tree III front OF ms residence in Benning
ton recently colony OF DeeS had llve(
IN the Tree 1or some tlIne ana he took GU
OF 1t 80 POUNDS OF me money.
q. w. WIlder's music store in Montpe
lier he's passed into the hands of his son
q. FL. Wilder. Mr. Wilder established
the business o. years ago. lie only give'
i up GoL' Vi IL "U 'nls Cilne because OF II
health
|. W. Parks, y. v. 5, has sold out his
office and practice in Montpelier to DR.
ID. j. Smith OF Barre. He is to leave fol
the West IN about month and expects
to locate IN PASADENA, Cal.
H. NJ. Small died at Bristol Oct. 2Otl
OF cancer OF the stomach at the age of 81
years. He moved there from Huntington
IN 1871. lie served IN the wal
OF the Rebellion IN 20. *, 18th Vermont
ana was prominent as Grand Army
man.
! l.. II. Lewis, the secretary. has called
the annual meeting of the Vermont
Press Association to be held at the Pa.
vilion, Montpelier, Thursday, Nov /. al
O'Clock in the afternoon. There will he
no banquet but straight business meet
ing TO dlscusS questlonS OF interest to
puollshers ana printers
The first cunning accident of the sea-
son was reported in st. Johnsbury on
Oct. 22d. Four boys went out hunting
and becoming separated one of them mis-
took the cap worn by another boy named
Lew Heon, for rabbit and discharged
his gun in that direction, filling the boys
face with charge of b1okshot. Strange
as it may seem the doctors say he will re-
cover
Miss Mary E. Wilkins, the noted author
is soon to be married to Dr. Charles IS Free Free
man of Metuchen, n. j. The date for
the ceremony is not yet determined, but
according to close friends of the author.
it will occur within the next six weeks
The wedding will be quiet affair at her
home in Randolph, at which only rela-
tives and "a few friends are to be present.
James Fisk Hooker son of Co1 coorc,o
w Hooi,ar Of RrottIehoro u he III ootso
pointed acting assistant district ATTORNEY
in New York city by Col. A. B. Gardiner.
the district attorney. Mr. Hooker's an.
pointment is somewhat remarkable con
sidering the fact that he is republican.
but it is understood to be due in a large
measure to the very high rank which he
took in passing his bar examinations last
July.
Richard w Ionos of South po,1,,,o,,
was almost inStartIv kiIIed 0nt u 55d y
the RncEeVe e1ota dror,.,, SoI,+i, D. D,,f a.
nov ULici is owrdJ h,S G0Un c, outtT
nren sniior,r4aNJed ~, To-, I'm III q
linz an pvarJba ng;n e6%e oF roole ,'ro,lo,.
atorv to blasting. when The rock sndden-
Iy broke off, falling on Mr. Jones who
was sitting at the time. The other men
were able to get out of the way.
wife.
Cant T. r Clark cont +be followino 20,
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ndtin,, &c ~ Wn"r,aet ni,a
~ b III INC In
for The news HI1 receyad Thai v Iy 'i% it6
~ q 49, bors 80 tboir foo4 VIZ off
,,li, ~ II oiiGir ieGt, Iook ne o
each wben The time comaS fo on1 M, ,a1 ~ VI
press my thanks-and l shall fail. |
know you will tell them how truly CRATE
full | am"
The Rev. DIR. John F.. Goodrich. nrofess-
or of Latin at the University of Vermont |
has received a letter from his brother
the Rev. Chauncev Goodrich Of the Tuno
Chow. China mission who with his fam
ilv underwent the Seioe in Palm n wac
written on a steamer hound for Ianan
he nosSessed including bis
valnahIe Iibrarv was destroved hS tbe
Rovers WEefber Mr. GooJric5 Snn1
,eedad in secreting tho inaStinoohI Cn ,oon-
1scrints If The new transia4i"n - tho
Bible into Chinese, and the new Chinese
dictionary, is not known. lie is supposed
10 be now at Shanghai.
Of the q candidates who made appllca-
ion for admission to the bar all passed
out one: Ezra NJ. Horton of Burlinp-
,on, Charles Batchelder of Hartford. f.
J. Bennett, w. r.. Daley, w. J. Meagher
IF Bennington, AFRO p. SIavton of ION
londerry, c. p. Harris, Walter b. Dunton
If Rutland, w. II. Davis, Burt FL. Stick
ley of Bethel, p. O. Raw, Harry S. How
lrd of Burlington. Samuel II. Jackson. M.
!. Nichols of Barre, Roland E. Stevens
If Hartford, John F. Heating of Ludlow,
". C. White of Middlesex. F. q. Rick.
lell of johnson, Harry Burbank of Dan
lille. r.. j. Traynor of ST. Johnsbury.