The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-14

]. H. Moore and wife of Strafford
were guesls at DIR. F. Fletcher's
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wright
will be at home to their friends next
Tuesday afternoon and evening,
the occasion being their 50th we'd
ding anniversary.
The remains of Mrs. H. S. Love-
joy were brought here from Wind
sor, Conn, yesterday, where she
died after a brief illness Tuesday.
The funeral will be held at the home
of A. A. Heath this Friday morning
at 10 O'Clock.
H. E. Prescott, E. H. Everett, c..
B. Allen and John Huntington were
fortunate in getting a fine young
buck, which the two former shot,
early Wednesday morning about a
mile and a half from Arlington
pond on the Warren road.
The Socratic Circle meets with
Miss Lucy Nelson on Saturday, Nov.
18th, at 2 p. m. Roll call, Items
from "Highways and Byways."
Lesson, "The Making of Greater
Britain from Chautauquan. Two
papers in Literary Leaders in Mod
ern England" Search questions.
Readings from the Library Shelf.
E. H. Sleeper of North Haverhi1l
was in town Monday, leaving that
afternoon for Boston. In company
with Harry Randall of Springfield,
VT, he is to open a job printing office
in that place and this week they are
selecting their outfit in Boston.
Both are we'll known here and their
friends wish them every success in
their new undertaking.
| All ladies in town who are inter-
ested in working for the benefit of
the LibrsxH this winter, also all
members Hehe ..B. STUB. 6f last
year, are invited to meet at the Lii
brary on Monday, Nov. IL, at three
p. M, to see about organizing an
other club for the coming winter.
Please bear it in mind.
By request.
The W. c. T. u. have secured
Mrs. Callie Howe, a bright, inter-
esting temperance speaker, to give
an address in Village hall, Wednes-
day evening, Nov. 10Th, 1902. Mrs.
Howe is highly spoken Of as pub
lie speaker and earnest temperance
worker. Come and hear her views,
and by hearing both sides of this
great question be qualified to vote
in January. Seats free. EVERYBODY
welcome, especially gentlemen.
Gertrude, the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Bishop, was
quite badly injured last Wednesday
morning. While being helped
aboard the school team driven by
Mrs. Will Coburn, the horses started
up and backed back, knocking the
little girl down between the wheels
and one of them passing partly over
he1 head. Her head and arms were
very badly bruised, but no immedi-
ate danger is expected from the in
juries.
DR.. o. H. Stevens dentistry sign
disappeared the night before last
Fourth of July. Where it went to
or who took it he could not discover
or imagine. Tuesday morning of
this week he came down street and
the first thing that attracted his at
tention was that sign hanging in its
old place, not a bit damaged and
looking as if it hadn't been away at
all The Doctor was mystified over
its disappearance and is just as mys-
titled, perhaps little more so, over
its temperance.
Some one on the south road re-
marked the first of the week that
everybody out that way has finished
haying except H. E. Prescott, who
was still doing bit at time. He
bought the hay on several acres of
land belonging to Waugh for about
So, intending to use it for bedding.
He has been doing his own moving
and getting it in by driblets. There
are still about three acres of it and
the people are wondering if Gene
will appear out there with his scythe
and rake at regular intervals during
the winter, take the snow off a few
feet of grass and then proceed to
NOW down and rake in some bedding
for the horse.
N AHENITC