The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-01-19
RS. Frank Hardy is quite sick.

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C. G. Doty has gone on the road
again.
Mrs. G. II. Carpenter has been sick
this week
r. E. Norris of Vershire spent We'd
nesday in town.
Mrs d. F. Davis is spending few
days in Hanover.
Mrs. Emily Lee is very i'll and con,
fined to her bed.
C. F. Smith of West Topsham was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. C. c. Doty is visiting friends in
North Charlestown, N. III.
Mrs j. B. Gage went to Laconia
Thursday to spend week.
C. l.. Currier of Barre was here
Wednesday and Thursday on business.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson of Putney, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. A.
Doty.
The wiring of N. r. Does residence
for electric lights will be completed
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P S. Chamberlin cele-
brated their forty-fourth wedding an
niversary, Wednesday.
Charles Kenyon went to Irasburg
Wednesday, where he has a position
az clerk in F. A. Buchanon's store.
In our advertising columns you will
see the announcement that Doe Bros.
have started branch store in Woods
vile.
Miss Sara Corning. the nurse who
has been caring for Mrs. V. A. Doty,
returned to her home in Nova Scotia
Thursday.
Married in Post Mills, Jan. 18th, by
Rev. A. II. Webb, Mr.. Jesse Baldwin
of West Bradford and Miss Jennie
Southworth of Post Mills.
Albert and Eben Bishop of Barton
came Wednesday to spend the remain
der of the winter with their father
Landlord Bishop of Hotel Low.
Mrs. Fl. T. Barnard of Barton Land.
ing, who had the misfortune to break
her leg several weeks ago, is recover
ing from the injury as rapidly as pos
sible.
The c. L. S. C. will meet with Mrs
X. K. Wilson Thursday, the Goth. A
journey through France. Paper, "The
Capitol at Washington. Early WOm-
en- writer's.
A. L. Fabyan, who has been man.
ager of the Quincy House, Boston,
since 1897, will sever his connection
with the house this II onth. Mr.. Fab
van is well known in this vicinity and
his many friends here wish him sue.
cess in whatever he may undertake.
Asa l.. Pickett was in town Wednes.
day. He has recently been appointed
Travelling Passenger Agent of the Sa-
vannsh Line, Ocean Steamship Co,
with headquarters at III Summer ST.,
Boston We congratulate him upon
his promotion as it gives him an in
crease of salary, and will take him all
over the country in the performance
of his duties His health is unusually
good this winter.
David E. knight, pioneer of Cali
fornia, died Jan. 9TH. He was born in
Tunbridge, Oct "a, 1925. He lived in
Boston when boy, and later went to
New Orleans. In 1862 he went to Cal
ifornia by the Nicaragua canal route.
He was a machinist by trade and first
lived in San Francisco, later he moved
to Sacramento. In 1856 he went to
Marysville where he resided until his
death.
The following officers of Naomi Re
bekah Lodge were installed last Fri
day evening by Mrs. L. V. Green JOf
Stockbrdge, President of the Rebekah
State Assembly. Mrs. Annie Lowd act
Karlene Hutchinson; V. g., Mrs. Fara
Chase; Secy., Miss Eva johnson: Tr.,
Mrs. Jennie Dewey; Warden, Miss
Ada Alhe, Conductor, Mrs. Blanche
Granger; l. G., Mrs. Annie Bagley; o. |
g., Mrs. Carrie Robshaw; Chaplain,
Mrs. Mary Wilson; r. s. n. g., Mrs |
Ada Shaw; l.. S. n. g., Mrs. Lizzie
Lamb; r. S. V. G., Mrs, Annie Parker;
L. S. V. G., Mrs. Emily Prescott: X.
A. S., Mrs. Martha Carpenter; L. A.
s., Miss Marion Albee. A short en-
tertainment consisting of solos by Mr.. |
Mum and Miss Clarke, and reading |
by Miss Sara Parker, followed the pub |
lie installation, after which light re- |
freshments were served.
AT the meeting of the SOcratic Circle |
held at Mrs. J. b. w. Prichard, Thurs
day of last week, after the usual |
program and dainty refreshments the
following paper and original poem
were read by Mrs. Tebbetts and Mrs.
Asa M. Dickey, respectively.
Dear Mrs. FG1nhdm The members
T.,
l.. 5. &. of which you are pioneer, and
in which for these many wears yOu have
been jealous and faithful worker; ever
ready to do your part in everything per-
tanning to its welfare and success, tender
you their hearty congratulations upon
the privilege you have so lately been per-
mitted to enjoy-the privilege of celebrat-
ing the tiftieth anniversary of your mar
riage-your Golden Wedding. We bring
no gifts of golden treasure but we offer
from our hearts the hope that you may
see yet many anniversaries of the happy /
the occasion; enjoying the honors which
have been conferred upon you, and which
You have so richly merited continuing
to bless your family, the community and
the world and being able to make your
own the these lines of the poet Whittier
Sweet as has life's vintage been through
all the pleasant past,
Still, is at Cana's marriage feast, the best
wine is the last"
Silent and lone no longer Law,
Unloose . harp thy mystic chains,
Thy long hushed notes pour forth today
In memory's dear undying strains.
No saddening chords invoke we now,
No haunting memory waking tears,
For laurel wreaths must crown the brow