The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-28
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, week. to visit friends in st. Johns
: bury.
Miss Flora e. Brock returned or
Tuesday from d stay of severa
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Johr
Morrill,, in Ashland, N. H.
Master w. Henry Munsell spent
last Saturday and Sunday at the
home of Miss Annie E. Carr, st.
Johnsbury.
r. G. Brock was called, last
week, to Portland, Me-, to meet his
son Fred, who had been taken to the
hospital there, to be operated upon
for appendicitis. AS the case was
not ready for Immediate treatment,
Mr.. Brock came home, but learns
that Fred has borne the operation
well, and the doctors hope for his
ultimate recovery, though he will
gain slowly.
The sociab1e, given in the church
par1ors last Friday evening by the
high school class of '03, was a great
success, and the FIVE Young ladies
constituting the class should be con.
graduated, and they wish to thank
all who assisted them in any way
The net proceeds were 1882.
w. H. Buck went to Springfield,
Mass, last week, hoping a change
might benefit his health, which has
not been of the best for some weeks.
George Dunlap has charge of the
drug store during the absence of his
brotherin-1aw
Miss Annie E. Dodge, of Post
Mills, has been a recent guest of her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
N. Dodge.
Mr.. Smith and wife from Morris
vile, and Miss Lucille Angel, of
Hardwick, have lately visited H. T.
Baldwin and wife.
Miss Laura L. Clark was genuine
1y surprised on Monday evening,
her eighteenth birthday, by the ap-
pearance at her home of eighteen of |
her girl friends; but her greeting |
was none the less hearty and the
evening was much enjoyed by all.
Light refreshments were served; and
tokens of friendship we're given Miss
Laura as reminders of the happy oc-
casion.
Mrs. Addie Perkins is assisting
at the home of w. H. Buck during
week.
COINED Heart and Hand. A very
pretty wedding occurred Wednesday
ev ening, Nov. II, 1902, at the pleas
ant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
Chamberlain, one mile south of
when their daughter, Miss
Stella Mae, was married to Franklin
About seventy-five invited guests
assembled and were received by Miss
Alice Runion At O'Clock, to the {
strains of the Bridal Chorus from
Lohengrin rendered by Miss Bessie
Crawford, the bridal party entered, {
Miss Sue Meta Smith, of Spencer, {
being bridesmaid, and Mr.. Ralph /
Chamberlain, brother of the bride, /
is best man. The impressive words z
If the marriage ceremony were pro- v
bounced by the Rev. J. A. Seaton, v
If Bookings, S. D., formerly pastor e
If the Christian church at Spencer.
The bride was charming in a gown C
If white taffeta silk, while the t
was attired in pale blue b
silk null, each carrying a cluster of q
,arna tons. Soon after the ceremo- h
~, dainty refreshments, prepared c
With rare skill by Mrs. Eliza Banks O
md Mrs. Ellen Ressel, were served Z
BY Mrs. Ressel and the Misses =
Abbie Rood, Grace Gregory, Daisy h
Jackson and Bertha Wy1der. The O
many gifts of china, linen, cut glass II
nd silver will add to the beauty !,
nd comfort of their home and carry h
memories of the affection and es- G.
eem of their many friends. Mr.. n
nd Mrs. Learned left, on Thursday, f.
or their new home at Wells River, !,
It., stopping, en- route, DIT Chicago, Il
Niagara Falls and Boston. Mrs. 7,
earned is known as one of the w
most accomplished and cultured w
Dung ladies of Clay county, where d.
he has always lived. Mr.. Learned n
5 prosperous young farmer, hav- II
ng a beautiful home in the Connec- :,
,cut valley, where all their friends T.
fish them long. and happy life" b.
The Clay County News, Spencer, h,
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