The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-11-09
CORINTH

N. Fl. dressmaking for Mrs. Clar
ence Blodgett.
S. A. Tucker, wife and daugh
ter of BOltonyille spent severa
days last week with their cousin
G. A. Tuller.
Misss Mary Tuller has return
ed to Orfordville, N. Fl. after
spending three weeks at her par
ents' home.
Mrs. Joel Avery has so far re
covered from her recent illness
that she is now doing her work
without help.
Mr.. Davies has returned from
his vacation and will occupy his
pulpit at the Center house of wor-
ship, next Sunday.
The G. e. meeting next Sunday
at 6;30 pm. and preaching by
Rev. w. T. Harding at 1880 p. m.
Those of us who have had the
pleasure of meeting Mrs. Alice M.
Rowe, wife of our former towns
man, Ichabod Rowe, have learned
with profound sadness that she
passed from earth at her home in
Peacham, some two weeks ago.
Mrs. Rowe, who was a sister of
the late Julius e. Waterman, was
a beautiful woman, with great nat
ural gifts, supplemented by lib
eral education and above all was
a kind and devoted wife and moth
er whose greatest aim seemed to
be to make home happy. We ex-
tend to the bereaved family our
sincere sympathy.
Minerva Lodge F. & A. M.
which as is apt to be the case in
summer months, has been semi
dormant of late, is waking up and
it is expected that the next meet
ing which will be the evening of
the 9th will be especially. inter
esting.
Maud Patrick seems to be
steadily improving in health, is
able to attend school most of the
time and last Sunday walked to
church at the Center.
Warner Scribner has been con-
fined to the house several days
past with a throat trouble, but is
doing well.
Bert Hastings is hauling ore
from the Union Mine to Bradford
depot.
Our enterprising photographer
Carroll Childs is putting in shape
one of the most complete studios
in the county of which we will
make more particular
mention. His collection of SOU
venir cards is very complete and
Dick Sleeper has bought back !
the place which he sold last
spring to Albert Thurber and will |
take possession in a few days.
Will Comstock has hired out to
John Hastings and is driving
Johns team hauling ore from
Pike Hill.
Taxes are being paid in rather
slowly, but as the time expires
or payment to the treasurer on
Dec. 5, there will probably be
more activity this month.
Dave Ward has his bills out for
;ale at auction on the 18th, his
arm and personal property at
Vest COrinth.
Everett COrliss is suffering
rom rheumatism and has been
to give up work at
COOKIES for the present.
Fred Durham is working in
Jokes bobbin-mill at Waits
River.
Hasn't the metropolis of Cooke
lille been dependent on the sub
RIBS for the "time of day" about
ong enough, and won't the city
athers Tor mOthers) put up some
ind of standard time that will
stay put" for a while? When
he wind is right we hear the gong
rom no-license Barre, but wheG {
he sound gets around to us, it is
Ike the Irishman who fell out of ,
he window terribly twisted" |
BY the time we get our watch set
V that, Wallace Chalmers hobs up '
erenely with his Corner mill !
and we give her another I
ush. Pike Hill has a clock with
pedigree as long as the pendu- {
nm rod, (sworn to by Joe Ward S
NJ but their CHASTITY whistle
-ould drive John B. Cough 10 !
trong drink to keep track of.
hen the dear old Academy bell {
cts in its "mellow chime" in |
D-as-you-please most-any-old-time I
lido manner, while the Anani- S
5 club members each have their '