The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1901-05-31
Additional Bradford Locals.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Blake were in
Corinth Sunday.
H. E. Prescott returned Monday
night from several days trip to New
York City.
j. A. Prescott and wife of Manchest
er, N. H., have been the guests of Mrs
H. K. Prescott this week.
Miss Harriette Craig left for Brook
line, Mass, to spend several weeks al
the home of her uncle, Will Craig.
Services at the Goshen church next
Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, led
by James A. Merrill of Nashua, n. H.
Montpelier Seminary Tuesday, after
spending few days at her home here.
Rev. HI. j. Kilbourn will preach the
baccalaureate sermon before the ST..
Johnsbury Academy Senior class, June
16.
Married at Bradford May 28th, 1901,
by Rev. A. H. Webb, Melvin Wilfred
Main to Clara Maud Coombs, both of
Canada.
Three daughters of Harry Kennedy
of Providence, r. l., are visiting
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Kennedy.
The Old Home Week invitation COM
mittee is requested to meet at Gov.
Farnham's office Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
F. HI. Bickford went to Boston
Tuesday on a short business trip. Mrs.
Bickford accompanied him as far as
Lebanon, n H.
N. W. Cunningham has the contract
to build Fred Cummings house on the
lot recently purchased just south of j.
M. Warden's house.
Mrs. II. W. Bishop, John Bishop
and son Harvey left Wednesday for
West Glover where they will spend
the summer on their farm.
The Carbee bakery, recently pur-
chased by H. W. Bishor, is now in
full running order with a first class
cook, Mr.. Dummett of Barton, in
charge
Agnes G. Merrill, wife of Will Mer-
rill, died Tuesday morning after sick
ness of about year with consumption.
She was SO years old and had been mar
ried II years. A husband and two
daughters, nine years and one year
cid, survive her. The funeral was
yesterday afternoon.
Gay FELTON,, for the past year priLci- Y
pal of the Academy here, having re- +
signed, the trustees have engaged Ed.
ward G. Baldwin of Barton to fill the y
position next year. Mr.. Baldwin is a
st. Johnsbury Academy and Dart
mouth college graduate, has had three 2
years experience in teaching and is
we'll recommended. Miss Stewart, for i,
the past two years teacher of the sixth
and seventh grades, has resigned her
position, intending to enter Wellesley
College next fall. Miss Edith Brooks
of fost Mills, now teaching in West f,
Newbury, will take her place. These "
are probably the only changes in the r.
present faculty of the village schools. a
The schools have all been doing good V
work and it is to be regretted that any d
perience of the past year would have n
work still more thorough. t.
The case of Maria l.. Chapman :,
executrix of George w. Chapman t.
against Harry B. Stf vens to compel s.
contribution towards the payment of W
the judgment for $1,000 obtained by a;
the Bradford Bank against the Chap nj
man estate was SET Tor nearing before ~
Hon. E. W. Smith as referee and COM 81
to- day. But upon assem- u;
bling at David S. COnant Esq's. Office si
Mr.. Smith declined to serve as referee of
or the reason that at one time he was pa
'etalned by George p Arthur, former al a.
cashier of Bradford Bank. the principal 81 81,
n the bond, and advised with him an
lbout it. The case will have to go do
Jack to Orange County court for the tn
of a new referee and -
The attorneys for the S 81
wo sides agreed to recommend Hon. n
William E. johnson of Woodstock for 3
he appointment. Harry B. Martin
nd his wife are named as trustees in
he SUIT. The attorneys who appeared
yere John Young and David S.
onant for the plaintiff and Roswell
'arnham and Alexander Dunnett for
he defendant.