The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-11
STATE NEWS.

: land, was chosen a vice-president
; of the New England Osteopathic
Association at the recent annual
; convention held in Portland, Me.
Fred H. Harris, son of Charles A
Harris, of Brattleboro, and stu
, dent at Dartmouth College, Han
over, N. H., has won the inter
collegiate tennis championship.
Only 10 members of the Grand
Army at Mortified were able to
march in the parade at Mortified
Memorial day.
Harry C. Shaw, who has been
! secretary to Senator Carroll S.
Page in Washington, has taken a
position as reporter on The Brattle-
boro Reformer Mr.. Shaw for
merry was editor Of The Middlebury
Register.
Rutland is to have a $1,000 iso-
lation hospital or pest house which
will be built southwest of the poor
farm. following plans approved by
Jue DplFu Vi dlOeIlIlcH'
Supt. F. j. Brownscombe. of
Montpelier and Principal Merritt d.
Chittenden, of Burlington, are
among the speakers scheduled for
the convention of the American
Institute of Instruction to be held
at Castine, Me-, July 6-S.
The celebration of the centennial
anniversary of the Congregational
church at Middlebury was closed
Monday evening, May 3lst, alter
a two days session. Three services
were held Sunday and two Monday.
Rev. A. H. Webb of the Metho-
dist church of Mortified officiated
at a unique wedding May %, when
he reunited Mamie A. Briggs and
Bert H. Briggs, who had been
divorced from each other and then
reconciled. The groom is % and
his wife "a.
The state board of health has
appointed DR.. c. F. Dalton, Bur-
lington city health officer, to sue
coed DR.. L. p. Sprague at the state
laboratory Of hygiene as medico
legal chemist. DIR. Sprague will
leave Burlington June l to take up |
a practice in Chateaugay, N. Y,
and DR.. Dalton will take up the
laboratory duties at that time.
The soldiers monument, given
b. the patriotic citizens of Wood
stock, members of George C. Ran
dali post and the Womans Relief
corps, was dedicated Monday,
May 31st. 1t adds greatly to the
beauties of monument park in which
it stands. 1t has an eight-foot base
and is % feet high. The figure at
the top is seven feet in height and
a soldier at parade rest.
Mill No. of the Green Mountain
Pulp Co. at Huntington Falls in
four miles from Middle
bury, was destroyed by fire early
Sunday morning, May Both. Ihe
oss IS $4,000 with $4,000 in
3urance Thirty men we're en-
oioyed. rs there had been no fire
n the mill during the week. it is
that the building was
struck by lightning during a severe
thunderstorm which ragged Satur-
lay night. The fire was discovered
It lis o'clock Sunday morning
nd as James Cartme!l, the assistant
lperintendent, was fighting the
lanes, his right foot was caught
n the gearing and badly crushed.
re mill will probably be rebuilt }
Nermonters in Congress are in
|. gnant over recent consIiar
Ranges, saws a Washington dis
,at n TO The Boston Herald Gen :
Villain Henry, of Burlington, the |
,l'y surviving general officer of
he Vermont soldiery in the Civil :
Va, was dropped as consul-general
Il lIebeH, AMI not evea given an
'0D2rtunity to resign. The states
on sressional delegation say the
.ale department may be war
ante in putting a younger man
n hs place bat they argue that
iele nj He Try should have had |
he caal,e to resign, and that the !
lee a5ion should have been con-
lite l. The slight is resented also
n connection With Franklin ID.
iale of Lunelburg, who is trans
ere ! rom CharlOttetown to Trini-
lad This was a promotion for
FIR IA Q, and means $1,000 a year !
more II salary. They knew nothing !
.aoYt tle chan e. until they saw
le re s'are"s.
lie brattlejoro board of trade :
IS E. &c ut Of advertising has al
eady re e'vei over 100 letters
skiu7 .,r Information regarding
uIa e. ho. G. or board for the
Imner n sr Ground Bratt'eboro. !
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opportunities fer beating. The p,
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ee urou IS Lee 7oi. j, OF !
rv.n- To ring IesiCe ,ts g. Brattle- ,
.,rn i.r se re1ti-n and vacation !
atEer tia4 icr business, TIER by ,
3a.Eg o. lis reputation and to its
esta, r''h @ hope that those
Cln- ee e,s''mr e. months :
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