The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-04-20

SWaSey'S residence next IueSudy
April oath, at 1 o'clock sharp.
Household goods. clocks and an
cient mirrors, wagons. harnesses
etc, etc. Also a lot of window
blinds, window sash with glass,
No postponement on account OF
the weather.
The sugar party at j. W.
Woodbury's Wednesday evening
April II, was very pleasant at
fair. The evening passed pleas
antly with games, etc. A short
program was given consisting OF
Rotations by Miss Henrietta
Bailey and Espha Woodbury.
Song, by Miss Emily Bailey and
instrumental music by Miss Nor
ton. Refreshments were served
from which about $40 was real
lied.
The Bird Cub met with Mrs
Cobleigh on April sixth. We had
very interes' ing discussion on
the robins, bIuobirds and thrush
es. Papers were given by Mrs.
Hale, Florence Barnett and Ray
mond ChamDcrlin. Mrs. Cob
leigh served us delicious ice
cream and cake and everyone en-
joved it immensely. The Club
will have an extra meeting on
Friday evening, April Goth at
Mrs. Chamberlin's house.
G. B. Barnc I was in South
Ryegate and Bultonville last Fri
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mr. .. SCHUYLER Stebbins
returned from Highwood, n. j,
Tuesday, where they have been
spending the idst part of the win
ter with their daughter Mrs.
Crunden, very much improved in
health by the ange.
The better aiming special train
was the chief attraction Wednes-
. day morning here, and a large
number of farmers as well as
village people enjoyed the eX-
hibits and lectures.
Mrs. r. H. Crunden and son
were in town few hours Tues
day.
Episcopal services at three
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert Bailey of Wells
River has commenced wiring
"Tenney Memorial Library" for
Electric lights.
Mrs. a. L. Fabyan of Bradford
was a guest of Mrs. Geo. G.
Fabyan and children recently.
Ellsworth Humphrey has moved
his family into Mrs. Emma Hum
phrey's house.
Emma Dana is with Mrs. F.
E. Kimball, Bessie White with
Mrs. Hale, Blanche White with
Mrs. HOltOn and Kate Cook with
DR.. Atwood, for the spring term
of school.
Emily T. Silsby returned to
her school last Monday.
Norman Cobb has returned
from Boston and is farming now.
Miss Carruth of GrotOn is
with Mrs. d. l.. Human learn
ing dressmaking and fitting.
Mrs. Murfey of No. ThetfOrd
and Mrs. NJ. A. Gale visited in
town Friday and attended the
"Cantata" in the evening.
Miss Hastings returned to take
up her school work Monday.
Miss Margaret Do@d of Rox-
bury, Mass, is a visitor in town
this week.
We noticed Edwin Henderson
of BOltonville on our streets
Tuesday.
Rev. e. r. Currier is attending
Conference this week in Morris
vile, already a request has been
made for his return for another
year.
Allen Felch is repairing the
house lately purchased and will
soon begin housekeeping.
We learn Mr.. E. F. Bailey will
soon close his house and go to
Lancaster, n. H. for an indefinite
time.
Mrs. Louise Ewers and nurse
of Montpelier, are at the Sawyer
House. Mrs. Ewers has been i'll
all winter and comes here hoping
the change will hasten her recOv-
cry.
Mrs. NJ. C. Brigham and Miss
Lula Kennedy of Newport were
in town Thursday, on a business
trip.
Miss Keyes has been confined |
to the house for several days
with cold and sore throat but is
better at this writing.
Mrs. H. w. Hibbard of Woods
vile, n. H. spent Sunday in
town and assisted in the Easter
service in the Congregational
Much interest is manifested
in the tennis court just laid out
on the Campus" for the school
to enjoy. 1t is always a pleasure
to see the interest taken in such
sports by the young people.
Il Il LZip,hoII ,.at,,rrod NTH :. !
carload of horses last Friday.
April 13.
Mr.. Keyes is offering some
great bargains in ladies' and gen
tlemen's shoes.
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