The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-04-05
CORINTH.

Monday Tor Connecticut to WOr
on a dairy farm.
Mrs. Rue Eastman returne,
from the hospital last Monday
She is stopping at her husband
fathers, Mr.. Willard Eastman.
Grace and Evelena Harding
students at U. V. M. are passing
the Easter vacation with thei
parents, Elder and Mrs. w. +
Harding. All were glad to SCI
them.
Earl, teacher of the Higl
School in Fair Haven, VT, an(
Alice and Lenora, students a
Bradford Academy are with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Will
son through the Easter vacation
Frank Winch and family have
moved into the Judge j. A. Ten
ney house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Powers
who have been boarding with Mrs
Rhoda Woodcock have so far re
covered that they have moved tC
their home.
Plumney Norris and wife went
to Windsor Locks, Conn, this
week to attend the wedding OF
their son, Lyman, which occurred
on the 3rd.
Mrs. Nettie Sargent Goodhue
of Claremont, N. III. is with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Sar-
gent to assist in sugaring.
John Judd and wife have left
Pike Hill and gone to Strafford
to work in the copper mines
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thurber
went to Penacook, N. H., last Fri
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mary Fox, a sister of Mrs.
Thurber.
Mr.. John M. Knight, who has
been in Boston the past two or
three months, returned here last
Friday.
Austin Huntington and wife
are getting domiciled in their
new home and making improve
ments. Where Lizzie is everything
must be spick and span.
Mr.. Eugene Morse has bought
a driving horse of Joseph La
berge.
Frank Bagley and wife of Man
chester, N. FL. visited his father,
last week.
Frank Taplin and wife, also
Mrs. Asa Towne and daughter
Grace and son Abe were at
Charles Whites last week. Mrs.
Towne and son went Monday to
Salem, Mass. Miss Grace will
remain in Bradford till she grad
yates in June.
Six deer were seen together
last Tuesday and large flock of
wild geese were seen going north.
Mr.. Fl. G. Hunter went to New
York last Monday. Mr.. James
Lewis returned from his vacation
the same day.
Following is the report of of
ficers elected at the annual town
meeting in March, Moderator,
G. L. Speare; clerk and treas,
B. B. Scribner; lselectmen, G. L.
Speare, A. l.. Parker, G. III. Cur |
rier; listers, O. S. Hodge, G. j.
Slack, F. w. Thurber; overseer
of poor, G. A. Washburn; audi
tors, F. j. Eaton, F. G. Jewell,
G. e. White; road commissioner,
G. A. Washburn; town grand
jurors, G. B. Blake, John S. Chap
man; town agent, B. B. Scribner;
school director, 3 years, j. S. Car
ter; town tax, 80 cts; highway,
80 cts; school, 60 cts; total, 81.
License, yes. AZ; no. 81.
The spring term of school at
he Academy will commence on
April 22d. 1t is a mat
err of congratulation that the
have secured the serv-
ces of Mr.. and Mrs. e. III. Saxby
Is teachers in thte High and Pri-
nary departments. The good work
lone by them in the winter term
promises we'll for the future.
Ne are justly proud Of our
chOol and our scholars, big and
title and with the square DEAF 5
which they are entitled to and
will have we can safely challenge l
ii Corners. {
Personally we regret the deci- {
ion of Rev. II. d. Davies to sever I
is connection with the Congrega- [
ional churches of COrinth, but
something of what he
as "been up against" since he
anne here, we feel constrained to 7
him on a prospect
f finding a place where his en-
will be more pleasant i
nd the efforts of hard working q
laborer in the Lords +
ineyard will meet the apprecia- f
ion that they merit. r
NEP SHIRE d