The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-08-24
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LYME.
The first political rally of tn,
campaign was held Wednesday
evening by the Lincoln Republican
Club, Frank A. Musgrove anc
Daniel G. Remick presented the
claims of Winston Churchill, show.
ing their reasons for supporting
him for candidate for Governor
A good number were present. The
Lyme Cornet Band was in attend
ance, playing several selections.
Under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid Society lawn party will be
held Wednesday evening next upon
the lawn Of Mrs. H. H. Holt. Ice
cream and cake will be served
The selectmen are to build q
portion of the highway leading from
Post Pond road to North Thetford
ditching and putting in drain tile,
also to gravel and surface the same.
This piece Of road has for a long
time been in bad condition in the
spring and now may be improved
under direction of the state engineer.
In a recent thunder storm the
barn of c. M. Dustin was struck
by lightning, doing but little dam
age.
Napoleon Rock has come back
from Newport where he has been
for treatment for cancer, three being
removed from his face.
Mr.. Charles Church of North
Charleston, VT, has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Warren, and
now both have gone to Massachu-
sets to visit a sister.
Mr.. VIM. Warren went to Han
over to see her sister, Mrs. Webb.
Story Melvin of Manchester is
visiting his brother, George Melvin.
Lewis Ware has exchanged his
horse and wagon with DR.. Cole of
Bradford for his auto. An expert
from White River Junction has been
called to put it in good order.
Mr.. Robert Hewes of Westfeld,
Mass, is stopping with her uncle,
Sewell Hewes.
Rev. VIM. F. English of East
Windsor, Conn, has been a guest of
P. E. Fairfield over night.
Mrs. Parmelia Quint Webster
and son, Mr.. John Webster of Man
chester are at the boarding house of
Mr.. E. H. Perkins for a week.
Mr.. John H. Grant had a serious
attack of heart trouble, which for
a while seemed likely to result SER
iously, he is now much better, bis
wife who has been ia( Manchester
was called here, but is now again in
Manchester
Mrs. Luella Otis Twiss is a guest
at Mrs. W. F. Stacks.
Mrs. Nellie Gardner Look is
visiting at Mr.. S. A. Converse's.
Miss Maude Ramsey is visiting
her sister, Mrs. B. E. Wiley.
Mr. Charles Flint Of Nashua is
visiting his friends in town.
Mr.. Fred w. Loveioy and Miss
M. H. Fairfield have gone back to
Nashua.
Mr.. p. Leon Clafin who has been
at his fathers for nearly two weeks,
has gone back to Fitchburg, Mass,
where he has employment.
A smart shower came Tuesday |
lasting only about thirty
minutes and extending over only
a small section of the town. The
streams and springs are drying up
as we have had no heavy fall Of
rain for a long time
Word has just been received of
-he death of Mr.. Elijah P. Snow,
a resident here but who
mas been living in Cheyenne, Wy,
With his son. Mr.. Snow was the
oldest person as well as the oldest
of the Congregationallst
Church, in town, uniting with it in
1881. Burial Saturday afternoon
n the Village cemetery in Lyme. J.
The proceeds of the lawn party
ire to be used for the benevolent
work of the Ladies Aid Society.
A call for a meeting of the Repub-
lean Party to elect officers and del
egates to the several conventions
has been posted by George Melvin,
Jerk, and will be held Friday even
ng, August 81, at 7:30 o'clock.
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