The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-03-18
CORINTH.


son from Tunbridge we're recent
guests at M. H. Dickinson.
Albert Parker has rented his farm
and stock to Clinton Sargent for the
year.
Mrs. M H. Dickinson fell on the
ice, tanning her ankle badly and
Mrs.C. M. Parker fell injuring her
arm quite badly last week.
The sick list keeps swelling. Mrs.
Isaac Wilson is very sick with grip,
DR.. Locke of Bradford is the attend
ing physician.
Mrs. G. W. Marston is sick again,
also Mrs. Homer Clark and Mrs.
Grace B. ROBBIE, Mrs. Annie Kent
and all of ]. C. Hastings, family are
suffering with the prevailing dis
temper
Geo. WEIGH went to Lyme Tues
day to visit his father for a few
days having finished his years work
for M. N. Humphrey
Mrs. Will Wilson received pres
ent or a Beattie organ for her moth
er the first of the week.
Geo. WEIGH and wife have been hir-
ed by overseer H. B. Martin to care for
the towns poor this year and Eu-
gene Morse and wife who have filled
the place for two years faithfully
gone on 20 their own farm.
Will Dickinson will work for Bert
Slack in sugaring.
Charles White is reported as rath-
er under the weather Tuesday.
There was four generations at
Harrison Wilson'S the first OF the
week that partook of a fine dinner
provided by Mrs. Wilson for the
occasion. The most noticeable ones
of the company were the three little
grandchildren and the little great
grand son of the generals with his
parents from Concord, N. H..
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Virgins and daug hter
Gladys, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Town
send and Miss Ida, also baby, Fred
Harrison Townsend and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Virgins and son Otis
from Concord. Your correspondent
can say it was one of the pleasantest
gatherings she has attended for
some time.
Will Wilson and wife were guests
at Mr.. Beckwith's of Post Mills
Sunday.
p. H. Darling sold his oxen to
parties from Newbury Monday.
Jessie Easter was quite badly bit
on one of her limbs recently by
Frank Willis dog.
Charles White was called to Top
sham Monday by the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. John Morrison.
Della Sleeper is working for Mrs.
Henry Mead for the present and Rot
Wilson has engaged to work for M.
N. HUMPHREY for the season comenc'
ing the first of April.
Mrs. Ebenezer Lowell formerly OF
Groton is guest at M. N.
Humphreys.
There was a party of seventeen
attended the Masquerade ball al
Vershire Friday night. There were
some very pretty costumes and some
side splitting ones, all passed of
very pleasantly.
Robbins put in their appearance
Monday bringing a snow storm
Tuesday, and crows and blue birds
are here.
Our school committee have in thu
opiuion of most of our citizens don
a wise thing in securing for thu
next term of school which will com
mence about May LIST, the service
as teachers of Sidney Harding ant
Annie Wilson who have given mucl
satisfaction in the past school year
The registers show some very re
m rkable examples of attendanc
and many others were only prevent
ed by sickness from making cleai
scores. Gertrude Wilson IS an
Earl Patrick z had no marks durirI
the entire school year of l6l days
z Maynard Ellis, z, Bernard Ellis
Van Woodcock 10. Annie Hooker II
Jennie Raymond IS, were clear i
the spring and fall terms of IL
DAYS, while Maude Patrick l.
cleared fall and winter, Ill days
Alice Hastings is, Eva Hooker Il
Winnie Hooker z. Gertrude Hopkin
II, Ruth Hopkins z, Wendell Thurbe
2, and Arthur Wilson IL, lost non
in the spring term of so days. a
did Mabel Laid 10. and Vena Lad
6. in the fall term of SO DAYS, an
Bulah Hutton ID. Will Durham Is
and Mabel Patrick 10, in winte
term of So days. In addition to tn
increased interest in attendance W
are glad to be able to note yer
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