The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1903-04-03

district defray the expense of surety
bonds for its officers where bonds
are required by law; that the clerl
of the board of trustees receive $40
per annum and the other members
! $50 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Hooker have
been visiting their old home al
Peacham several days this week.
Judge and Mrs. John H. Watson
and their son Hugh H, of Montpel-
ier have been in town several days
this week.
Mrs. ]. E. Hunt and Mrs. c. H.
Martin with her sons Ronald and
Theodore, have been Visiting at H.
B. Martins.
A F. Colburn of Chelsea, Mass.
who formerly owned the paper mill
at this place, visited old friends
here last week.
Fred A. Walker has got moved
and settled in his new quarters, the
old V. A. Doty store, which has
been tastefully painted and decorat-
ed.
Read in another column the list
of new books just received at the Lii
brary. Mrs. Spalding, the 1ibrari-
an, now has everything in "apple
pie ORDER -
W. c. Sanborn has commenced OPP
erations in his marble works. Mr..
Lull, who was with him last year,
will run the shop, and f. M. Reid is
on the road.
DR.. W. S. Cole is making extern
sive improvements in his dental
rooms, and has put in hydraulic
engine to run his lathe and other in
struments, and a fan.
Miss Edith Bruce Jones gave read
ings at Laconia Monday evening
and went from there to Westerly,
r. l.. to visit her sister, Mrs. Nc
Kenzie for a few days.
Guests at Arthur E. Hale's this
week are his mother, Mrs. John O.
Hale of st. Johnsbury and his sis
:er-in-law, Mrs. ]. Otis Hale, and
from Springfield, Mass.
e. r. Taplin of Corinth and Chas.
2. Thurston of this town went to
White River Junction Wednesday
o attend meeting of road commits
ioners from this part of the state.
W. W. Goodwin received at the
chool meeting Tuesday practically
unanimous vote for reelection as
chool trustee,-a fitting recogni-
ion of faithful service in the past.
County Supervisor Fred E. Prich-
I'd, who is spending his vacation
ere this week, held teachers exam
nation in G. A. r. hall Monday and
tuesday, and granted about dozen {
ertificates.
Vernon A. Doty was in town the {
rst part of this week. He has ac- I
epted a position in the Montpelier !
flee of the Western. Union Tele- S
raph Co., and will shortly take his t
amily there to reside. S
w. S. Williams has lately bought '
he handsomest pair of Canadian :
orses that has struck town lately.
hey are four years old, weigh t
40 lbs, and tall George Worthley t
manages to get the harnesses on v
ithout step ladder. l
AT the annual meeting of the q
rustees of the told) Bradford Acad- Il
my, the following officers were o
ected to serve for the year ensu- 1
lg: President, Z. S. Chamberlin; a
ice pres, D. K. Andross; secreta- II
z, II. A. Winship; treas, j. B. w.
richard: executive committee, F.
. Everett. Z. E. Clark and W. W. tt
GOODWIN; auditor, H. C. McDuffee. il
he death of Gov. Farnham and the il
signation of Geo. F. Morris Great d,
two vacancies in the board of m
ustees, which were filled by the c.
ection of DR.. Fred Fletcher and W. Ell
=. Goodwin. W
A. G. Hildreth arrived here from ia
larles City, Iowa, Tuesday night, W
route for Corinth, where he will W
Ike up his residence with his de
ece, Mrs. Laura Wason, at Cooke w
lie. Some forty five years ago he III
rried on the harness business at it
e latter place, in the house now be
med by DR.. W. E. Locke. He is a liz
other of Hon. A. B. F. Hildreth. NJ
10 published the first newspaper of
Bradford, The American Protect co
in 1S43. Mr.. Hildreth was a pr
,mber of Co. G, 9th VT. Regiment er
the Civil War, and our reporter pr
d the pleasure of plotting him to tn
E present headquarters of his old ce
end, Col d. X. Andross, and left un
: veterans discussing old times in TIL
rginia. pa