The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-03-01
A nu,r,oNA1 BRADFORD LOCALS.

ADDITIONAL DhADr ONN
Mrs Belle Kendall OF Woods
Vile visited Mrs. Frank Lamp,
this week.
A M Danforth spent the day,
Yesterday, visiting Harry Aust'u'
at Wells River.
Mrs. James II. Mendell OF Man
chester, N. H. is visiting her
friend. Mrs. M. G. Flanders.
Ernest Marston of Lyndon
willie, spent the day, Wednesday
with his sister, Mrs. r. A. Cnllu.
Mrs J. O. Belcher left FRIDAY
morning to spend Sunday with
h,r husband in williamsburg
Mass. od
Mrs Mvra Williams returned
Wednesday from a three weeks
visit With her cousin, Mrs. Pol
lard, at Monroe. ,.no
NJ and Mrs. Frank Jenkins are
rejoicing over the birth OF an t elsm l1
Mound daughter, born to them'
Wednesday, Fep' 49,,
st. Patrick's comes on Sunday the lth
Of March. But we intend to celebrate
Monday the 18th and want every one 10
help and enjoy the good time coming
Mrs. D. S. Conant and her
three children left Wednesday to
spend a few days with her mother
Mrs. Charles Jones, in Montpe-
lier. neo1a
MIR. L. A. Howes of Northheld
was in town the latter part oil
last week. On his return he was
accompanied by his son, Hemah
Howes, who is suffering WIN
consumption.
Frank Carmen, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. d: D.
Libbey, two months, returned TO
his position in the band at the
regular army post at Winthrop
Mass, Wednesday.
Mrs. j. E. Sleeper, who mas
been spending two months WIN
her son, A. e. Sleeper at Bad
Axe, Mich, returned home, wed
nesday evening. She was ac-
companied by her nephew, Dan
Merrill, of Marlette, Mich
The japanese Wedding VIII
take place at the Congregational
yestry, Wednesday evening, at .
o'clock. The Christian EndeaVor-
ers are putting hard work into 1t
and bespeak your presence. Al
mission Is cents. Japanese tea
will be served.
On with the dance, let joy be uncoh-
fined, Come; come everybody, and come
dressed in costume as the dance is to be an
old fashioned masquerade at Village Han
Music the best that can be secured.
Rrocl,,s orchestra of St. Johnsbury and
certainly after such a cold long winter we
ought to be willing to dance the cold
away. ard forget for the time beng that
anv of us are getting old. Lets all be
children ard end the winters sports WIN
an evening'at the old Village Hall.
At seven o'clock on Sunday evening,
March third, Mrs. H. n. Turner Oh d.
Johnsburv will speak in the audience room
of Grace Church Her subject will be
'cTemperapce" taken up in a manner IN
teresting to every man, woman or eiiliu'
That she is a fine public speaker, many
who have heard her here in Bradford pc
fore, will distinctly remember. Inns
time she comes in the interests OF the
Woman's Home Missionary Society and II
is hoped every one will give her hearty
welcome, thereby showing appreciation
for her untiring efforts in causing nghte-
BUSINESS AID prosperity to thrive through
out our entire state.
The next meeting Of the W. 9.
r. L. will be held with Mrs f. II.
Doe, Friday afternoon, March 0th,
at three o'clock. Topic, The News
paper; roll call, Current Events;
paper, History Of Journalism
Mrs. Craig; reading, Country
Journalism, Miss Mary johnson;
paper, Our Society papers, Mrs
Barrett; paper, Work of the Press
Department of the w. G. I, y. III
Vermont for 1906, Mrs. Helen Mar
tin: music, Mrs. Cummings. These
meetings are of much interest
and all the ladies of the town are
invited to attend.