The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-12-19

r. hSsud0 evening ADlISt-
mas exercises by the children of the
g. Sunday school will be given at 7
:, O'Clock.
80 The next meeting of the L. A. S.
- will be held in the vsetry, IWednes-
% day, 24th, at three O'Clock. Social
~ tea at five.
. o. W. Eastman of Corinth brought
=. in carload of baled hay on Wednes-
= day for shipment to Concord. N. H.
:. W. c Sanborn has been laid m
at home by grip for the last week.
~ John T. Heath is stopping with him.
= 1t is rumored thatHenry Emerson,
10 having sold out his barber shop, in
tends to go bear hunting for while,
/, alice samee Teddy.
L. NJ. Robie of Piermont, who
u. has been somewhat under the wealth
ya er for few days, was in Bradford
- "Wednesday in usual health.
IN W. E, Young is going on the road
=. this winter as travelling salesman
80 for Our Husband Manufacturing Co.
- Lyndonvile We wish him success.
49, Dr. Walter S. Cole, who went to
;, Philadelphia last week, returned
"Wednesday accompanied by his
brother, Dr.. Chas. H. Cole, who will
we spend few weeks in Bradford,
of Groton and vicinity.
it's One of the handsomest and most
welcome Christmas presents that you
d ~ send to an absent friend is the
nions souvenir volume of Old
Week, which can be had at
Nice for 50 cents.
noticed at the express Office on
lYa box containing magnifi-
air of live turkeys Of the.
ariety. They were shipped
Drake Lewis Creek lnai-
~ ofed to Mrs. Annie X
~. E.SCorliss of East sOr~
In town on Thursday re
citing five singing school
inter and reports them all in
ishing condition, particularly |
at Orfordville and Fairlee,
having class of about 100
hrs.
to the present time we have
heard of any actual suffering
M want of fuel in Bradford.
Mere seems to be a good supply of
wood coming in, and anthracite,
Though scarce, sells at nine dollars
" per ton in price. So far as we
l. know. no bituminous coag has been
If used by families.
= beautiful specimen of thxidermy
j. is 70 be seen at Prescottls barber
4 shoo being the mounted h,Nd and
fore feet of doe killed New
I uamoshire last fall by George
rrsnch ard Alien Flander The
u,ork was done by Mr.. Fren and
a,tbough it is the first essay that
line is perfect in detail AM would
- credit to professional.
The Manchester Union of 4th
nat has handsome group ure
of richards High School ball
, resm. Newport, N. H., in we
..coonize the familiar ''phiz bur
.ovnsman Ralph E. MoyI ho
,,ays right end, and is spok by
.he correspondent as "a D1e
nan. a sure tack1er and al he
stest sprinter on the team. Ehe :,
..sm's schedule last season us
record of games won O no
,i,yed, and a total score Of TO
n opponents "a.
In our issue of the 5th ii b. :.
Jared a sketch of our vei lie
townsman. Ellis McDuffee, vi ID
;sst celebrated the 5Oth anniv
If his marriage. We publish :
letter lately received by Mf
lpuffee from former Bradfor
son of the late ]. w. D. PNr, ,
ESQ, now filing the responsible bo- .
,ition of Inspector of Schools toc<he
Deaf, in the Department of e. IA :.
ion, State of Wisconsin: :
81
Madison, Wis, December, Is, 1902. .
Ellis McDuffee, Esq, 8
Bradford, VT. a.
MY dear sir: Your name comes TO
my attention through the Opinion of y
The 5th, and "Flood of Memories -
S stirred by the allusion to your >
railroad experiences. You have for
gotten probably that in lssO-S5 ] =
'pent much time with you down on a.
he dump" and elsewhere, that my - :.
amily supposed was spent in the =
I'D academy. may remind YOU %
hat during all these years my admi- :"
alton of railroads and the men that a"
ave to do with them, has kept right a"
nj in spite of an exacting Profession a
p another line. That you and vour 10
amily have gone on with the Comes
ic delights of the old town hat has 70
warm place in my affection is at ne
resent realized, and I hop MANY III,
ears of health and strength will be do
pared to you in the future, am. TO
Very truly. ur,
w. ID. Psrker -,