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


work.
When the brethren get their new
safe and some minor changes their
hall, though small, will be one of
the best in the district.
The complacent appearance of
George, who has been for several
wears member of the Hubs "fin-
est,n seems to belle the old saw
that "the policeman's life is a happy
one.n
Road Comm'r Ed. Taplin with a
gang of men is doing quite piece
of State-road work on the flat be-
tween Powers and Joe Eastman's.
AS this is the first attempt in this
vicinity to repair roads by putting
in underground thing, the expert
ment attracts considerable atten-
ton.
1t seems strange that people, re-
siding right here, will allow the
graves of their friends, in the LOCAL
cemeteries, to remain in a neglect
ed and unsightly condition.
The Commissioners dislike to
carry out the law and put the rel
atives, in such cases to extra cost,
but will be compelled to do so un-
less the parties give the matter
Immediate attention.
Harvey Comstock proposes to
put the cider mill on the Elijah
Magoon place in first-class shape
by installing an apple elevator and
making other convenient changes
He will do custom grinding at one
cent gallon.
Mr.. Frank p Mum of South
Lancaster, Mass, was in town on
Monday. He accompanied the re-
mains of his uncle, Harry Mum, a
former resident of Corinth, and in
terment was held at the old ceme-
terry on the Mum place near South
Corinth.
At last March meeting the town
voted to accept deed of this ceme-
terry, with right of way thereto, and
an endowment of 500 for maintain
ing the same, and the necessary
papers are now being executed.
Will Laid returned from Rome,
N. Y, on Sunday, and the next
day it rained,' much to the gratif-
cation of all concerned. Good boy,
Will. Come again soon.
Herbert Hodge had an incipient
cancerous growth removed from his
cheek, while at Rome, and the ply
sicians inform him that he need
have no fear of a recurrence.
Mrs. John O. Hoyt and son Wal
lace returned on SATURDAY. from an
extended visit to Plattsburg, N. Y.
Mrs. Hoyt's health is much better
than when she left Corinth.
Some felonious wretch Z" without
fear of God and the law" made a
clean up Sunday night of all the
cucumbers in Rodney Childs' gar
den, as well as lot of new potatoes
which they dug with their hands.
Petty thieveries are becoming al
together too freq and it is hoped
the perpetrators may be discovered.
Carroll Hood of Topsham, gather
ed in a herd of some twenty good
looking cows, from this vicinity on
Monday. The average price was
about thirty dollars each.
Jennie Raymond completed her
work at the Glen Falls House on
and will soon go to Wor-
cester, Mass, for the winter. Alice
and Mabel Laid are ex-
pected home next week.
Ward Carpenter has got his rig
for turning out bobbins at his South
Meadow mill in running order.
The Selectmen were called to
West Corinth Saturday to look out
a proposed new road near the upper
cemetery, but have not yet filed
their decision.
Ben Scribner and family are on an
trip to Mechanicsville,
and expect to 60 from there to
Franklin County, where Mrs. Serb
ler's relatives reside.
Ed Hall recently returned from a
rip in the west, suffering acutely
rom congestion of lungs. DR.. Blod-
gett now reports him as out of
hanger.
The primary school at Academy
will open the fall term on the Both
INST. with Mrs. Beckwith as teacher,
The Committee hope to secure a
so as to have the High
school commence on the same date.
Orange County Pomona grange
net with Corinth Grange Aug. IL.
Those present from out of town
we're Worthy Master Emerson and
wife of Thetford; T A Hunkins and I
wife, w Z Brooks and wife, At
wood Emerson and wife, Warren ]
Carleton and,wife, Will Chamber
in and wife, Ada Albee. Nj. c. Da- ,
us and Eugene Marcot from Brad
ord; Charles Dickey and wife and :
hrs Simpson from East Corinth
nd Z II Saxbv from Marshfeld. I
l class of II were initiated in the il
he degree of Pomona. Corinth I
range served dinner and supper. :
The public meeting in the evening u
vas well attended. The entertain I
nent consisted of an interesting
ak by Rev + II Perkins of Wash =
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