The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-20
STATE NEWS.

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lights for time, owing to the |
condition of the water in the M
sisquoi river.
Mrs. Ella s. Cate, who has bt
passing several months in Mo
pelier and vicinity, has started
her return to Toxic, Japan, VIII,
she has a position as teacher in
English university.
The 1913 men and IL women CT
victs at the state prison at VIII
| sor attend the services each 81
day conducted by Chaplain A.
Ford, and the latter says they TO
a most attentive audience. TIL
greatly enjoy the congregation
singing.
Harry s. Howard, son of GEM
o. Howard, has been elected tr(
urer of the Vermont Branch of
Red Cross Society, to succeed
Alexander, deceased.
Ella Perkins of Cornwall, ag
was married to Arthur Wolcd
Panton, aged so, by Rev. Sed
w. Bidwell of East Middle
aged 100, who has been a mi
for seventy-six years.
Jack" an English coach b
is buried in wayside GENET
tween McIndoes and Ryea
side other members of tn
of R. S. Kelly. Mr.. Kell
understand why any one
consider it eccentric to 4
a dog and says that he h
that will be similarly bu
Mrs. May (Mendon) Bales
ed AZ years, wife of Beatty
estier, died at her home in
boro, Friday evening, Aug
heart failure, following a
ness. She had travelled ext
in Europe and was the
law of Rudyard Kipling,
tiers sister being the "a
thor's wife.
c. L. Marsh has decide
a soldiers monument I'M
town of Franklin. Mr..
received a cut of the -
but has not yet made a mi
selection. Mr.. Marsh terra
of the famous Thirteef moi
regiment.
Contractor Jackson wee
placed a coin under y |ck ;
the Montpelier city 'und'
ton. The cornerstog bullC
ing will be laid in a hontl
and it is expected ex will b
held at that event, tim
records giving the OF tn
building and neWsu Will b
placed under the std ston
will be placed on TIL r unde
the tower.
Mrs. Marcia Ann who TO
seventeen years Wa clerk
Mendon, died SatI ug. I'll
She was born Aug 1882, an
was the last of amily c
twelve children. cunt 9
her service she "a pen
sion by the tow on whe
she resigned he ZEE year
ago. Mrs. Soul broke
hin five mont yer re
from 10 nea
Mrs. FELL befor
her MAJ Mt. Hol
yoke Holyok
!; 4: 4 !. $ ; !:
Holyoke AS IS French," an
held the position from 1867to 1877.
resigning to marry Lemud Gul
liver of Somerville. She wA a ma
tive of Brattleboro, VT.
William E. Terrill, drutist c
Montpelier, left on Monday morn
ing for Los Angeles, CAL, to tepre
sent the State Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION by which he was electe
delegate to the national conven
ton of the state board of phar
macy. Mr.. Terrill will be the onl
delegate from Vermont this yea
A thousand people gave tn
Tenth Cavalry Band tremendou
ovation at City Hall Park, Burline
ton, Aug. IL, this being the frs
public appearance of the famdu
Colored Band. Not a particle Il
sentiment was expressed antagdr
istic to the members on account
their color. The members wei
given an informal reception aftei
wards.
After serving nearly IA years {
his sentence of 20 years for assau
with intent to kill on a woman ;
Barton, William F. Laythe, left II
state prison Aug. 18th, a free ma
having been pardoned by GovernC
Prouty. The mans conduct h;
been exemplary during his impri
onment, no marks having been r.
corded against him. He has a SC
at Lowell and another at Troy.
Within sight of home of Charlie
Perkins, the aged man who ws
shot dead on Tuesday evenin
Aug. Sd, about $50, and on the higl
est piece of ground in the vicinit
the dead body of the slayer, j
seph Pascal, was found Aug. St
by George Haynes who was OF
hunting for his cows. A rifle W;
found at the mans feet with whic
he killed himself on Friday ever
ing, probably between and
o'clock, the time when the thre
shots were heard by neighbol
that evening.
The only women's college we
of the Rocky Mountains is Mil
College which was founded by NJ
and Mrs. c. T. Mills and which
now the property of the State +,
California. Mrs. Mills was born
Enosburgh, November is, 1925, Il
of John and Elizabet
Tolman, and was graduated fro
Mt. Holyoke Seminary in 1915. Mr.
Mills resigned the presidency
the Mills College last May but col
tinues to make her home there.