The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1901-08-16
PIERMONT.

The centre OF attraction this week
is Bradford but look out for the bon.
fire on Peaked mountain Saturday
night.
Mrs. S. ]. Cor1iss spent a few
days last week with friends in this
section.
We are sorry to lose our genial
butcher, H. F. Stetson. He has
closed his business here and gone tc
Windsor.
Moses Currier of Almont, Mich.
and his sister, Mrs. F. E. Page OF
East Corinth were recent guests al
H. H. Nuts, also E. B. Currier OF
Northampton, Mass.
M. C. Hill and wife, G. r. John
son and wife, E. P. Andross and
Joseph Ladeau went to Bradford on
Thursday of last week, and attend
ded the funeral of comrade E. w.
ROBBIE.
AS Mrs. Brown, who resides in E..
B. Pixies farm house near Tar1eton
pond was on her way to Pike Station
with cans of cream, the girth broke,
which frightened the horse, causing
him to RIM and she was thrown out
near Oscar Pixies and was quite
badly hurt and is not yet able to be
years old remained in the wagon,
and the horse continued to run down
the hill, which is very steep at the
foot of which he made a turn upset.
ting the wagon and when help
came the child was no where
to be seen, being under the over
turned wagon with the cream cans,
and strange as it may seem was
wholly unhurt. Mrs. B. is gaining
as we'll as could be expected.
Frank L. Dodge and wife of Den
yer, Colo, arrived in town Monday
afternoon. He will be remembered
by many as the oldest son of George
Dodge, who died in 1877, and at the
time of his death held responsible
offices in town. Frank L. has been
away 10 years and at this time he is
considered a worthy citizen of his
adopted city by the office they have
entrusted HIM with. We are all
pleased to welcome him back to a
visit in his old home town on Old
Home week in Piermont.
Mr.. Forbes and daughter of West
Stewartstown spent Sunday at Err
nest Underhill's.
Frank Vests mother and sister
of Lyme were in town last week,
guests of the Ames'.
A number of young people from
the village visited w. E. Ford last
Wednesday evening for a sing. A
pleasant time is reported.
w. c. Plumridge of Chelsea,
Mass, is spending his vacation al
Mr.. Ford's,
Mrs. Mildred Denchfiie1d of Dem
yer, Col, is stopping with her moth
er Mrs. Edward Ford.
E. P. Libbey's family have re.
turned to their home from Morey
Lake.
E. S. Chase of Nashua visited rel
atives in town last week.
Old Home week in Piermont is ex-
pected to begin at 7.3O p. m. on Sat
urday, the 18th, illumination with
bonfires on the prominent hills in
town. On Wednesday the 21st, for
mer residents, whether native or
otherwise are expected to assemble
at the town hall in the forenoon for
sociabi1ity and renewing old friend
ship. Dinner will be served at noon
after which music and speaking
from former residents will be in &C
cordance with former Old Home day
exercises. Elk senator Palmer has
invited the members of the state
senate of 1895 of which he was a
member to spend Old Home day
with him and to be present at the
exercises of the day. 1t will not be
a reunion as was expected at first,
as ex-Gov. Rollins, president of the
senate at that time decided to go to
Europe since the arrangements were
made. 1t is however expected that
they will be represented on that day.
Those interested in Old Home day
are requested to meet with the diff
erent committees at the town hall
this week on Friday evening, to
make further arrangements for the
day, also to hear the report of the
different committees.
The different families in town are
requested to bring food for the ia
HES same 8 last year