The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-02-05
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then.
Miss F!ossie Davis returned to
her home in Bradford. last week.
Miss Ellie Markham is not yet
able to be at work in the post Office.
Mrs. D. d. Davis from ST. Adams
who has been here few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Goss,
went home Tuesday.
The Russell Moore property has
been sold to the Woodsville Bank
and Mr.. N. Kicker of Woodsville.
Mrs. H. 7. Baldwin went to Hard
wick last week on account of the
sickness of her father and sister,
" no are very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. w. H. Goodwin was called
to Bath Wednesday, ON account OF
the sickness of her niece. Mrs. Mar
tin Rowland.
c. e. Society at Ladies Parlors
Congreg ational church this Friday
evening. supper from $50 to 2
o'clock. All are invited.
J. C. f. With is here getting
ready to start for his camp near
Gorham, N. H., preparatory to
trip on Mt. Washington. he tried
it three weeks ago, but had to give
it up on account of the wind, which
blew for four days. at the rate OF
eighty eight miles an hour, mer ury
20 below.
Major Little got his arm badly
cut by having it drawn into saw
while saving wood one day last
week.
Deferred.
Miss Adine Hale spent Tuesday
with relatives in South Newbury.
Mrs. Hosford with her children
went to Haverhill, N. H., Tuesday to
visit her mother, Mrs. Buck.
d. n, Miss Flora Brock and Mrs:
Shattuck, marshal, were in West
Concord Tuesday to install the officers
of the local Rebekah Lodge.
Albert Bailey and wife were in
West Newbury last week to attend
the funeral of an old schoolmate,
George Tuewksbury.
Rev. J. A. Belanger, W. Fl. Buck,
John Stevens, Freeman Lyons and
H. S. Richardson attended the Mas
onic me ting held in Bradford las
Friday.
Mrs. w. H. Goodwin went to Eas
CJrlnth Tuesday to install the Off
GERS of Ransom W. r L.
Misses Lula Keir. Nellie Lee
Muriel Goodwin, Lottie Marshal ant
several oilers of the high schoo
were out of school last week on &C
count of hard colds.
Two of James Goodwin's horse
were instantly killed last reek By
going off high drivewayIrorA tn
barn to the road.
Ambrose McAllister jas recovered
IRON his recent illnesy OF blood poi
son aud is able to b, out again, but
not to WORK.
Mr.. and Mrs larry Clark gave
their son ROY. seoitshday party last
Saturday evening, about thirty being
present. Whis wa enjoyed by those
understanding, the eame. Refresh
m nts of ice cream and cake were
served. Roy was the recipient of a
nice gold f,ng,
Ellie N arkham, on account of a
severe attack of rheumatism, has
been absent from her work IN the
post Off since Friday of last week,
The l.. H. C. met with Lottie Mar
shall NJ onday evening. after the worI
hour, cake and cocoa were enjoyed
The social by the L. A. S. last Fri
day was a success in every respect
the entertainment pleasing, suppe
fine and receipts satisfactory, Sly. o'
The sale of home made candy by tn
G. H. c. added two dollars to tn
piano fund.
Installation of G. A. r. w. X. [
and S. of V officers will occur I'M
Friday evening at 7.30 in Mason
Hall.
Miss Laura Clark was home owe
Sunday from her school in Yves
bradford. She was accompanied b,
one of her pupils.
Mr.. Blaisdell. second man in tn
creamery has gene to Groton TO "ot'
in the creamery for two weeks ana
agreeable to himself and the patrons
win move there and take charge o
the creamery.
There was a meeting of the execu
tive commi tee of the Y. p. S Z. e
at the "Manse" last week Wennes
day, to hear the reports of the severa
officers and plan for the good of thu
society. 1t was decided to give
social and supper Feb. 5th.
FIossie Davis of Bradford has
been in towa for nearly two weeks
the guest of her grandparents, Chas
Ramsey and wife and was welcom'
visitor in Col. Preston Relief Corp:
at the last meeting.
Miss Adine Hale has several music
pupils and several more engaged fo
Feb.
Mrs. freeman Lyons has been or
the sick list for the past week.
Mrs. Will Goss, who on accoun
of i'll health went to stay few
weeks with her mother at Butlei
farm, is gaining quite fast and hopes
to come home in few weeks.
Ned Hutchins gains very slowly