The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-12-28
UNION VILLAGE.

Miss Charlotte Thomas, of Gardner
Mass, is spending the holiday vacation
with her mother, Mrs. e. w. Benton.
The funeral services of Mrs. Adeline
Austin, widow of Thomas Austin, were
! held from the M. E. church last Tuesday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. w. N. Rob-
erts Death occurred Saturday from the
effects of paralysis, at the home of Nj
George Kendall. Her age was SO years.
Fred Wilcox, manager of the Pompa-
noosuc creamery, visited his brother at
Windsor last Thursday.
| Leslie Waterman of Manchester, n H.,
and Warren Kendall of Boston, visited
their respective homes the past week.
Mrs. Addie johnson is visiting her
brother, Delbert Waterman, at Bellows
Falls.
Misses Gertrude and Jessie Kinney of
Lebanon, n. FL have been guests at H.
A. Stevens the past week
Several from this vicinity attended the
wedding of Miss Charlotte Belle Field
and Mr.. George Clogston at the home of
Field, in Hanover, N. H.. Wednesday
evening, Dec. 10.
Miss Mary Colburn of the U. V. NJ ia
home for the holidays.
1t is reported that "A. F. Ruggles has
rented his farm to Dana Waterman.
Canfeld's orchestra played for dance
at Post Mills last Friday night.
Miss Lulu Patterson of st. Johnsbury
Academy, is at home for weeks vaca-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Snow spent
Christmas with their son and family at
Claremont, N. Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elverton Gates of Passum-
sic, were guests of Mrs. A. F. Ruggles
last week. Z
Mr.. Tolman and Allen Sanborn spent
Sunday at the formers home in Oxford.
g. Fl. Hutchinson of Manchester, n H.,
was in town on business last week.
Arthur Clarke. who has been working
in Massachusetts for several months past,
is at his fathers, A. W. Clarke.
Will Morrison and family. of Canton,
Mas, are guests of George Morrison this
week,
T. j. Blanchard, an aged resident liy-
ing in the New Boston district, died Tues
day morning from effects of pneumonia
aged "a FEARS.
Rush Newcomb Dartmouth, 'O2, has
been at home the past week for vacation,
Q. H. Hutchinson and workman have
finished work for L. S. Patterson and re-
turned to Manchester, N. II. ~
Watson Kendall of STAFFORD, has been
at home for a few days vacation.
Clinton Tilden and Arthur Smith have
new route for going to Hanover. For
further particulars inquire of them.
Misses Colburn and Waterman, Charles
Campbell and George Rogers are at home
from Thetford Academy until next We'd
n9sday.
A slight blaze started in Mrs. Patter-
sons shop last Tuesday from an oil lamp
but, fortunately, was extinguished before
any serious damage was done.
Mrs. A. F. Ruggles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Elverton Gates spent Sunday at West
Fairlee Center.
The whistle at Pattersonville was heard
for the first time last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hall of Wilder.
were guests of Mrs. j. L. Pennock.
Christmas day.
Miss Ethel Kenney is at home from
Chelsea for weeks vacation. 7g
The Christmas exercises at the ME-.
church last Monday evening were listened
to by full house. The several parts were
carried out by the little folks in a credit
able manner both to themselves and those
in charge. The arrival of Santa Claus
made fun for the children. The pastor
and family were presented with an album
quilt and purse of S13 90.
The most effective little liver pill mad
are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. The