The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1905-03-17
CORINTH.

AOIN1lN lie
Crows are calling loudly for
taxes and woodchucks and skunks
are in evidence.
Mr.. Osgood from Bellows Falls
and Kimba1l Darling and wife
from Vershire we're guests of P.
H. Darling's people the past
week, and Arthur Hanson and
Will Dickinson from nbridge
were at M. H. Dickinson's Sum
day.
Verna White while out sliding
Monday got her face badly
bruised and blistered by coming
in contact with the crust.
P. H. Darling has lately sold
his best driving horse to parties
from Newport, N. H., and fine
yoke of oxen of Mr.. Bliss, also a
fine driving colt to others par
ties. Pretty good sale for one
week.
Mrs. Charles Kimba1l has fin
ished work at Fred Brockway's
and is at home for the present.
Mrs. John Monroe is assisting
Mrs. Fred Ellis who has been on
the sick list for several weeks but
is improving with such lovely
weather of the past few days.
Mrs. Kimball Moulton is very
feeble at this writing being con-
fined to her bed, and Mrs. Will is
sick with grip. DR.. Hazen at
tends them.
DR.. Hazen was called to see
Mrs. Geo. H. Wilson this morn
ing, she being very i'll at this
writing.
Overseer Chas. Washburn has
engaged Geo. WEIGH and wife
for another year on the town
farm to care for the town S poor.
They are we'll liked by the old
people at the farm who are well
plea sed to think no change was
made. =.
Rev. w. r. Stewart conducte
services at the Center church last
Sunday. Sacrament was cele-
brated and for young people
Florence Hutton, Carroll w.
Childs, Will c. and Fred V. Dun
ham we're baptized and admitted
to the church. Mr.. Stewat an
nounced that he had two or three
pastors in view whom he pro-
posed to have come here as can
d1dates and It is to be hoped that
we may have settled pastor IN
the near future.
The Secretary of the Vermont
Dom este Missionary Society
Rev. c. H. Merrill, D. D., OF st.
Johnsbury will occupy the pulpit
next Sunday at 2 O'Clock p. m.
The board of school directors
have reappointed Rev. w. F:
Harding as superintendent OF
schools for the ensuing year.
Our annual school meeting Will
be held at Academy Tuesday
evening the 28th. Let very one
turn out and see to 1t that the
committee man elected IS one who
will use his best efforts to keep
the school up to its present hlgh
standard.
The grim reaper gathered a
heavy shaft last week. Wednes-
day noon, there were four bodies
awaiting interment in town.
Isaac H. Virgins, Charles Ma
COON, Mrs. Mary E. h: Tenney,
and Mrs. Nancy Carpenter
Richardson. and your correspon..
dent had the unique experience OF
being called upon to sing at three
funerals and act as bearer at two
inside of 48 hours. Since then
Mrs. Daniel Felch has died at
East Corinth and there are
several serious cases of sickness
in town. .,
Mary, daughter of Jesse and
Polly (Swift) Eastman was born
Feb, % 1928 and died March Sth,
1905. Her parents resided on the
farm lately occupied by Oscar
Tenney, but removed to Cooke
vile to the house now owned by
Bert Hastings. Mary married
March 5, 1851. Lineus Raymond,
who died Aug. ?, 1876. They
had one son Geo. H. born in 1889
and died in 1888. June %, 1892,
Mrs. Raymond married Hon.
John A. Tenney who died Oct.
1st of the same year. She has
been an invalid for many years
and some six years ago had a
stroke of paralysis, since which
time she has been practically
helpless. She was baptized into
the Universalist church a few
years ago and her services were
conducted on Friday by clergy
man of that faith, Rev. Grant