The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-01-26

ton. he represented brighton III TN
Legislature of 1894, and was Stat
Senator from Essex County in 1893
He is the present Grand Master of tn,
the Grand Lodge of Vermont, l. O
o. F., and president eX-officio o
Trustees of the Gill Odd Fellows
Home at Ludlow. In all places O.
trust that Mr.. Bartlett has occupied
he has displayed unusual judgmen
and acumen, and will acceptab1y fl
this respon sible position.
Note the midwinter bargains
offered by Misses Albee & Clark ir
their ad. on page 8.
have been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cunningham, in West Topsham.
Penry w. Lowd has bought one OF
the houses on Pleasant street form
er1y owned by William Eastman.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Worthen Button died Jan. I'D, and
was buried in East Orange Wednes-
day.
Miss E. Maude Jenkins is spend
ing the winter with friend, Mrs.
Carrie Seaver Bean, in Worcester,
Mass.
Miss Jean Nelson has finished
work at Mrs. Curtis store and re-
turned to her home in South Rye
gate, Wednesday.
Mrs. E. T. Smith, who has been
confined to the house for several
weeks on account of an injury to her
foot, is improving gradually.
The regular devotional 1noctiSss-
of the Epworth League will be held
as usual Tuesday evening Topic,
Jesus Welcome to the Penitent.
Maj. Johnson and Capt. M. L.
Brock are attending Officers School
which is being held at Burlington
this week Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday.
Austin B. Saul of Waltham, Mass.
and Miss Helen Howes of Woodstock
were married at the home of the
bride Jan 9th. Miss Howes was
teacher here in '97-8.
Miss H. Evelyn Celley came home
from Montpelier last Friday and re-
turned on Monday. She was accom-
panied by her friend and room mate,
Miss Carlotta Andrews of Richmond.
Mrs. B. S. Hooker of Bradford,
VT, made most pleasing impress
sion with her solo at the Littleton
according to the Little
ton"Sorrespondent of the Manchester
Union.
Clark & Cages store is decorated
with striking signs announcing
their clearance sale. Their very at
four page bulletin was
printed at this Office and is calling
in an immense trade.
Last Saturday Ellis McDuffee 5
horse took a sudden notion to kick. |
1t stopped in the middle of Davis
hill and kicked until very little was
left OF the sleigh. But Mr.. McDuffee I
and the horse were uninjured.
Mrs. A. p. Cook of Corinth, who
is spending the winter at Southern
Pines, N. c., i'll renting for the
Opinion writes: 1--WE are usually
we'll and like very much and the
Opinion is a welcome visitor every
morning.
The c. L. S. c. will meet Thurs
lay next with Mrs. Prichard. Pro-
gram, roll call, quotations from au-
hors mentioned in early Women
Writer'S in America. - Lesson, THE
of the American People, +"
chapters IS and 10, paper, John Rus
,in, reading, THE Hottest of the
Heat
Ernest B. McDnffee and Miss Grace
3acall were married in Boston Jan.
1th. They went Immediately to
New York and sailed for the Bermu-
la Islands, where they will remain
wo or three weeks. Mr.. McDuffee
$ the New England agent for the
Iecla Powder Co. 1t is rumored
hat before long he will bring his
ride to Bradford.
DR.. Samuel p. Carbee of Haver-
ill is very i'll with aphasia, which
caves him without the power of
peech, or able in any way to indi-
ate his wants, although he can walk
bout the house and use his limbs
nd faculties other than as above.
lis cancerous trouble in the mouth
5 very bad, and altogether it is
cared that he can not live many
seeks. II