The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-11-19

PIERMONT.

evening, Nov. 18th, it being the fifth
anniversary of their marriage. The
friends numbered about sixty, and left
many very useful presents. Among
the valuables was a gold watch and
chain presented to Mr.. Ames besides
many other valuable gifts. After a
social evening interspersed with music
cake and coffee were served, and with
best wishes for their future happiness
the guests took their departure.
Miss Julia Dodge, who has been work
ing in millinery store at Lisbon, has
returned to her home, and is prepared
to do work III that line. She has some
fine hats and trimmings for sale.
Mrs. Lucy Johnson of indianapolis |
is visiting at E. E. Grimes.
The chicken pie supper at the hall |
last week was highly enjoyed by all |
present. Great credit is due the ladies !
for their work in preparing the supper
also to the ladies who prepared the en-
tertainment for the closing exercises of
the evening, which was enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. Clay and daughter, who have
been visiting her niece, Mrs. Lennie
BlOdgett, have returned to their home |
in Sandwich.
Lou Goodwin entertained a few of |
her little friends one afternoon last |
week, the occasion being her tenth |
birthday. f51i,gt - -
Charles Stalbird of Swampscott,
Mass, is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Bette
Dodge.
School closed in District No. 5, with
d. E, Hill as teacher. Whole number
of Civ
the only one on the roll of honor.
Those having no absent marks were
Hattie Webster, Ardelle Lamontague,
Myrtle Holden and Fay Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Blodgett and Will
Montgomery are visiting friends in
Stratford this week.
The young people are having a series
of private dances, which are well at
tended and enjoyed. The next one of
the series will be given in form of a
calico party on Thanksgiving evening,
Nov. 25th.
BROOK ROAD.
Snow fell to the depth of two and
one. half inches on Friday, Nov. 18th.
The rain of the first OF the week has
taken it away and now we hope for an
Indian Summer.
Will Montgomery is visiting friends
in Vermont and Geo. French takes his
place at Geo. Reneau's.
Mrs. Helen Coriss is stopping for
time with Mrs. F. Robbie.
Stephen Fulton passed through here
Monday on his way to Lakeport.
Carnes p. Corliss is again seen on O.
G.. MoOre's meat cart.
10 1,
have ordered repairs on the school {
house in No. s, which are much need !
ed and will be duly appreciated.
Piermont Grange No. PIC will hold a c
special meeting Saturday evening, Dec.
both, for the purpose of working the t
third and fourth degrees on a class of
twelve new members. After confer
ring the degrees there will be an oys-
ter supper All officers and members
are requested to be present at seven S
O'Clock sharp. f
The following item clipped from the '
LacOnia Evening Press may be read I
with interest by some of the young la 1
dies who are up to date in fads and c
fashions: n
Many of the young ladies about the city !
ire now deeply interested in a new fad u
called the autograph handkerchief" and s.
he manner of procuring one is very sim ii
Die yet quite unique. The first thing s
needed is large PLAIN linen handkerchief Il
Upon this the owner asks her friends to n
write their names, the writing being done =
With a lead pencil. Then with deft ting- :
RS she works in silk over the lines made ,
~ the pencil This is repeated until the N
is covered with names work e
ID in silk 1t is then washed which oblt- il
rates all traces of the pencil marks and fl
caves in silk the autographs of ones 81
riends 1t adds greatly to one of these =,
lovel handkerchief albums to have the ~
names placed regardless of order the more u
they are the better the result. II
Another good plan is to have each writer Sc
tate the favOrte color and work their CO
James in that color. When finished you s.
AVE dainty, attractive and useful sou q,
enir. Now that the fad has started no ~,
oubt but two thirds of the young ladies ;,
n this vicinity will own one before a r.
month. u
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