The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-10-07
WELLS RIVER.

| WELLS RIVER.
Miss Low of Washington, d. c.,
is the guest of her cousin, Ed s.
Dodge and wife.
John Thomas and wife left Tues
day for the St. Louis exposition
They were accompanied by Alex
Beaton and other friends from South
Ryegate.
Mrs. Brown of Hyde Park spent
Sunday here with her sister, Mrs
H. T. Baldwin.
John Weber and wife of Water
Vile have been the guest of Frank
Deming and wife this week.
Mrs. Mary B. Goodwin was in
North Haverhill, N. H., last week
attending w. r. C. District meeting
which was held with Nat. Westgate
Corps.
J. G. George is in Lirtleton N. H.
where he has quite a extensive job
of painting.
H. T. Baldwin went to Montpelier
Tuesday to attend to his duties as
senator and Mrs. Baldwin went
| Thursday to be present at the re-
ception given in honor of Gov. elect
Bell.
Ralph Chamberlain of Spencer.
Iowa, is here visiting his sister,
Mrs. Frank Learned, and his uncle,
J. G. Learned wishing him to enjoy
some of our New England towns
spent Wednesday of last week in St.
JohnsburY and this week with his
sister is visiting relatives in White
field and other places in New Hamp-
shire.
Corinthian Chapter o. E. S. has
accepted an invitation to exemplify
the ritual at District meeting in St.
Johnsbury in November.
Rev. J. A. Be1anger addressed the
pupils of our schools last Sunday
evening taking for his subject "The
Value of Time"
The East Orange Sunday School
Association will be held in the Con-
gregationa1 church in this place
Friday Oct. at 1915 a. m. At
noon dinner will be served to all
visitors and the afternoon service
will be at 1870. Supper at five and
evening session at 7.
Thursday Oct. IS at 1880 a. m.
the annual church meeting will be
held in Congregational church to
hear reports of officers. Dinner will
be served in church parlors at II. 80.
The Madam Baldwin house is be-
ing remode1ed. and when finished
H. T. Baldwin and family will &C.
cupy it. 1t was give them by Mr..
BIS grandmother, the late Mrs. Lu-
cinda Baldwin.
Mrs. Cora Learned is spending
the week at the Learned farm with
her sister.
Mrs. A. M. Whitelaw of Ryegate
was the guest of Mrs. Frances Bige-
low Tuesday.
Mrs. Gebbie and Ethel Lyons
were visitors at Deacon David
Brooks Tuesday and Miss Gibson
of McIndoes also.
Mrs. VIM. Eaton and daughter
from Waltham have been visiting
Mrs. Vincent a few days.
A sad and fatal accident occurred
here at half past two dnesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. David Buchanan and
daughter Ina of Ryegate were COM
ing to Mr.. A. H. Bailey's when
coming down the Baldwin hill, the
horse. became frightened and un-
manageable and at the foot of the
hill it ran against the iron fence at
Erastus Baldwin's throwing both
out, instantly killing Mrs. Buchan-
an. The daughter was thrown over
the fence and was cut on the head
and face so that stitches had to be
taken over her eye but no bones
were broken. Mrs. Buchanan S
neck and one leg were broken. Her
body was taken to Mrs. A. H. Bal
ley's and cared for. Miss Ina was
also taken there and her wounds
dressed by DR.. Lee. Mrs. Bailey
and Mrs. Mcclellan are cousins of
Mr.. Buchanan.
Mrs. Mary B. Goodwin, Mrs.
Kate D. Lee and Miss Flora E.
Brock went to st. Johnsbury last
week to attend the w. r. c. Dis
trict meeting held with Chamberlin
Corps. Besides these three Dept.
officers there were several other per-
sons present, Mrs. Nellie Snythe,
Past Instructor, Mrs. Sarah F.
Hovey, Inspector, Mrs. Olive r.
Luce of Morrisville visiting officer,
Mrs. Pinney and Mrs. May MEM
bers of Executive Board, Mrs. Rosa
land, Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. Allen and
Mrs. Dodge Dept. Aids. The ritual
was exemplified by Howard Corps of
Lunenburg in a fine manner as was
the installation service by Cham
berlin Corps. Dinner was served in
w. X. c. dining hall to about hum
bred members of the orders.