The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-05-25

coming week. The work is in charge
of Mr.. H. G. Leighton.
The Glory of Heroic Service will be
the theme of mit'-week prayer service
next Thursday evening, Acts Z: $3.50;
Cor IL: 21-30; Rev. 7: 9-17.
Oftimes they that keep back tears
are richer than they that shed them.
Mrs. w. H. Gilmore, Mrs. H. B.
Chamberlin and Dorothy of Fairlee
were in town Wednesday.
Miss Nella Lowd of Manchester, N.
H., is visiting her sisters, Mrs. W. IL.
Robshaw and Mrs. Henry LOwd.
Mrs. H. E. Stearns, son and little
Mary Ford visited in Wentworth, n.
H., over Sunday, returning Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Kilbourn are
attending the Congregational Pas
sumpsic club at st. Johnsbury today.
Rev. H. j. Kilbourn, G. E. Carbee
and Miss Sara K. Parker attended the
Local Union at McIndoe last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McDuffee of
Boston are spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. McDuffee.
Miss Della Albee went to White
River junction Monday where she has
a position as bookkeeper in the n. E..
7. & T. cffice.
Mr.. William Free and Miss Bridget
r. Dawson were married in West
Frampton. P. O., May 21st, by Rev.
John 0. Farrell.
DIR. Frederick Fletcher has been at
tending Health Officers school which
was held Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week in Burlington.
John A. Clapp of Burlington at
tempted suicide by shooting in New
York May goth. He died Tuesday
from the wound from which he did not
rally.
The Prohibition State Convention
was held in Montpelier last week.
There was a small attendance. DR.. c.
B. Wilson of this town was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor on the ticket.
Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Barnard of Bar
ton Landing arrived at Dr. and Mrs.
o. H. Stevens Tuesday night. Mr..
Barnard stayed only for a day but will
return the first of next week. Mrs.
Barnard will stay in town several
weeks.
Quite a number having expressed a
willingness to give a days work to-
wards putting the buildings on the
Fair Ground in repair they are hereby
notified that shingling will be com
menced next Monday, and all desiring
to help the project along are request
ed to report to n. W. Cunningham, on
the grounds.
The Ly Edonville Journal last week
contains letter from Southern Pines
from James M. Patch, formerly of
Walden. He says of our townsman:
"My friend. oDr. J. H. Jones of Brad.
ford returns north next week. We
hope to see the doctor back with us in
the fall as he has built up fine prac-
tice and we shall miss him from among
u.s."
Eugene F. Rand. conductor on the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad
sustained the loss of the left hand, cut
off while coupling cars at Groton May
22d. He was brought to Montpelier
by special train where his wounds
were dressed by DIR. G.. E. Chandler
Mr.. Rand has been conductor on this
road for 20 years and this is the first
time he has been severely injured.
One of our citizens is to be tried in
the Congregational church vestry Fri
day evening, June 1st, upon the grave
charge of homicide. He will be de-
Tended by able counsel while the
cause of the state will be pushed by
the best legal talent. The defendant
is at lalge but under heavy bonds to
appear at the aforestated time. 1t
should also be announced that he is to
be tried before jury of his peeresses.
Watch for small bills with further par
ticulars. The authorities have decid-
ed to admit the public and as a large
GROVE will desire to hear this exciting
trial a small fee of Is cents for adults
and 10 cents for children will be
charged at the entrance to the court
room.
Active work has been started on the
Paper Mill and in short time we shall
see the mill running and turning out
paper. 1t will manufacture high grade
tissues. A new machine and bleach of
the most modern and approved pattern
will be put in as soon as the carpenters
are through with the repairs on the
buildings. These improvements will
enable the owners to produce 80 per
cent. more paper than has heretofore
been turned out. 1t has already had
its effect upon the business of the town
in the labor that has been employed
in the renovation of the property. Mr..
c.. A. Wiswell is to be General Man.
ager of the mill and his ability as a
paper maker is well known in this