The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-09-08

The duck season opened at sunrise
Sept. 9Th The season on ruffed
| grouse and woodcock will open Oct.
l. Wood duck are protected at all
times as in former years. There is
no open season on gray squirrels.
The five-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Pilver of Springfield
was knocked down recently by New
York car and one of her legs was
broken. The driver was regarded
blameless in the accident, as the child
ran in front of the car.
Sharon held it's 30th annual Old
Home day last week Wednesday, Rev.
Fraser Meter of Randolph gave the
address of the day. A feature of the
evening was a concert by the Sharon
Cornet band, which for As years has
been community organization.
The short walk which Clayton Hub
bard of Barton, VT, took in Boston
with two strangers recently cost him
$780, Hubbard told the police that
he was accosted by the men in South
station and accepted their invitation
for walk. After few blocks he
went into cigar to make a pur-
chase and found that he had been
robbed. His comp anions disappeared.
Mrs Mary A Wheeler, widow of the
late Nathaniel Jackson Wheeler of
White River Junction, and mother of
Nathaniel P Wheeler, owner and
manager of the Junction House, died
in her Junction house apartment Aug.
Oath from a sudden illness. She was
in her 85th year and had made her
home at the Junction for some time.
She was born in Ashland, N. H., the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs George K
Drew. Following her marriage she
lived for many years in Norwich and
became the mother of six children,
all of whom are living.
Rumors about the State House are
that Mrs F N Whitney of the state
board of charities is to be a candi-
date for town representative from
while R w Peake will be a
candidate from Bristol, which town
ne represented two years ago and that
Harold Bailey of Winooski will be a
candidate for speaker, il elected, in |
mis- home city where he seems to have
pretty good assurances. Miss Edna |
Beard of Orange has opposition to
1er candidacy for senator in Orange
county, Frederick Bickford having
lied papers that he is a candidate
It is also understood that there is
that a woman will repre-
'ent Royalton while Representative
Clark of Readsboro is being urged to
allow reelection. 1t is understood
hat Mr. Carpenter of Cabot may
,ome back without opposition and
hat Wade Keyes of Reading will not
lave opposition.
Among the chairmen of local fuel
appointed by State Fuel
Administrator H J M Jones are the
following: w S Brock, Barnet; w G
Reynolds, Barre; w R Briggs, Bethel;
Fay E Blake, Bradford; A Daniels,
3rattleboro; George Gould, Cabot;
Iohn w Davis, Fairlee; F M Page,
1roton; Frank T Taylor, Hardwick;
H Miller, Hartford; E C Pitkin,
larshfield; Scott Fellows, Newbury;
v w Blodgett, Newport; John A
Jross, Northfeld; o L Martin, Plain
ield; E w Tewksbury, Randolph; CE
Pierce, Rochester; Herbert Ryder,
Rockingham; Wilson A Averill, Rox-
Jury; Amos j Eeaton, Royalton; E L
)lney Rutland; w N Gilfllan, Rye
ate; M D Armstrong, St. Adams; w
Kicker, st. Johnsbury; George F
leland, Springfield; C S Wilmot,
'hetford; Mark H Moody, Waterbury;
F McAllister, Williamstown; O C
lawyer, Sharon.
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