The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-03-12
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former being advanced to first Sc
lectman by acclamation and the
latter reelected Road Commission
er by unanimous ballot.
Eugene Morse and George WEIGH
both Of whom are now residents of
Concord n. II. visited in town last
week. Both are well and prosper
GUS and report the Corinth colony
in that city as doing WELL except
ing that Clarence Morse has dwin-
died away to 220 lbs in weight.
Mr.. w. II. Simpson upon whom
DR.. Blodgett operated three weeks
ago for Hernia, is now walking and
riding out and will soon be as good
as new.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Powers
are much better than earlier in the
Winter, their neice Mrs. Laura Ann
Mead is with them,
Busy notes of preparation for
sugaring are in the air, unless there
is first class thaw before long it
will be difficult task to break in
to the sugar places as there is a
heavy crust,
Arthur Wilson has gone to Dan
vers Mass, to work in the state asy-
lum at that place, where his sister
Gertrude and cousin Herbert Wig
gins are already employed.
Elder Pease of Waterbury will
preach at the meadow next Sunday
at | | a. m. at West Corinth at 2
p. m.
A. L. Cooke went to Mary Fletcher
Hospital, Burlington, on Saturday
to 90 into training for a nurses posi-
ton.
Miss Lena Baker of Providence
r. |. who has been Principal of our
Grammar and High School for the
past year, finished her duties on
Friday last. She has done most
conscientious work, and a visit to
the school at the final examinations
showed that her work had produc-
ed fine results
B. B. Scribner is in Boston this
week and will probably clean up
the stock of several of the stores in
that suburb.
Those of our people who have at
tended the dances at the hall during
the past winter will learn with re-
greet that Mr.. Ed. Larkin, the effici-
ent conductor of the Orchestra has
had his left hand so badly mangled
by a circular saw, as to possibly in
capacitate him as violinist in the
future.
Geo. r. Garnsby has shown him
self to be the boss logger of his vi
cinity, during the first part of the
Winter, he cleaned up a large lot on
Frank Patton s place and is now at
work with a force on the Oscar
Tenney place Both of these jobs
were tough propositions, but have
been handled in a mastery manner
and to the entire satisfaction of
Baldwin and Russ, the owners. The
logs are being sawed at Wilson's mill
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Carpenter
celebrated their golden wedding on
the 9th inst of which more ex-
tended notice will appear in our
next issue.
The Center Sunday School are re-
hearsiDg for an entertainment to be
given at Academy Hall some even
ing next week for the benift Of their
Library fund, the date Will be an
nounced at the church next Sunday
and as our young folks never do
things by the halves, there will !
doubtless be a full turnout and a |
good time,
Harrison A. Wilson is failing.
Will. Wilson had the misfortune
to break his mill saw Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Beckwith Is stopring
with her daughter Mrs. Will Wilson
for the present, she viii teach SO
Cookville the coming term OF school
Will Dickinson who returned !
from Burlington hospital two weeks j
ago is quite Ill at this writing with (
the prevailing distemper
Arthur Waugh who was inimed =
some time ago by a tree fslling on
him while chopping in the WOO
is not gaining as fast as lis irieiA-s \
might wish.
Ans. Harry Townsend Is imiioN
ing finely from her sureical. q .. .,
ton so she rode to Co5k'i'e ele
past week for the frs ume sii''e
last November. 20
Recent guests in town. AI' MN
ball and cousin 81 IeaclaIII, a. +
Charles KimbalIs. Eugene worse
md George welch Of Oon'oru AZ
George Gamsby s.