The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1908-06-19
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District Deputy Russell will be at
Masonic Hall, Thursday evening,
June 25th, legally to constitute
Minerva Chapter, No. 6S, o. E. S.
Grandma Greenwood is very i'll
at this writing. Her grand daugh-
ter, Miss Josie Cook, is caring for
her.
Mrs. Charles White was the first
one in town to dine on wild straw
berries, also cultivated ones on
June 9Th. Just pass them around
Mrs. Sarah Humphrey and Mrs.
NJ. E. Atkins spent Saturday in
Bradford.
M. B. Staples and H. A. Wilson
attended the Soldiers Reunion held
at Bradford the 18th.
Levi Wilson and wife from Groton
are guests Of his parents this week.
Children's Day will be observed
at the South Meadow Church, June
2Sth.
Rollin B. Hastings from Haver-
hill, Mass, and Miss Jenette G..
ROBBIE from Pittsburg, N. H., were
guests of their cousin, Mrs. c. NJ.
Parker, last Friday, leaving for
their homes Saturday morning.
The much needed rain came
Monday and proved a good thing
for the farmers as crops were suffer-
ing badly. Many were fearing the
hay crop would be a failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Woods and
daughters of Concord, n. H., are
at their Barden Hill home, Camp
Lookout for the summer.
A. L. Cooke, who is employed at
Maplewood farm, went to Boston
last week to visit his relatives. He
returned last Tuesday evening.
We understand that George Heath
will not build again, but has dis
posed of his land. We have not
yet learned what he intends to do.
Mrs. Munson has a campanula
that is less than one year old that
has II blossoms on it.
We are pleased to learn that the
health of Mr.. James Woodcock,
ST., seems to be very much improv-
ed.
Herbert Wilson is putting up an
addition to his new barn. Ed SaXby
is bossing the job.
Frank Hutton was the sole rep
resentative from Minerva Lodge to
Grand Lodge, F. Il. n. NJ, at Bur-
lington last week, returning home
Friday.
Dick Sleeper is putting in some
of his time farm-hunting, as he
desires a larger place than where
he is now located.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. W. Heath,
Mrs. Susan A. Dickinson, and
Master Russell Coyle are dom
iciled for the summer at the old
Carpenter mansion.
Mrs. Della Coyle and family,
with other friends will join the
party at the Carpenter mansion
about July LIST.
For the next three months Viii
Woodcock's r. F. d. team, will
leave Cookevile at 7.l5 a. m,
returning at 2.l5 p. m. This will
give outsiders their mail about an
hour earlier than before, and Is an
appreciated change.
Does it pay to raise good colts?
Jim Woodcock says it certainly
does and proves it. Last week he
sold his 3 year old stallion for $40
and in recent years has sold
wears old for Sl75 and a ? years
old for 500, all being the children
of his old mare and Chas. Clark
horse. and the end is not yet.
The Academy schools Will close
on July Both, after a very satistac-
tory term. We will try to give
program of the proposed graduating
exercises in the next issue.
Minerva Chapter, No. 6S, o, l..
s. tomorrow, Saturday, evening
at : O'Clock. Initiation.
Wedding reception OF Beulah
/ Hutton and William c. Durham
on Saturday evening, June, the
twentieth. At the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
c. Hutton. A general invitation