The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-10-12

tee llidI IL lllc f0HleON uOeS not
afford relief, your money will be
refunded at once. Extra bottles
of Hyomei, if needed, cost but so
cents, making it the most econom-
ical treatment for catarrh as well
as the only one that is sold on
guarantee.
j. B. Pickett spent last week
at the state capital.
F. l.. Brigham spent the day.
Wednesday in Lisbon.
e. Abbott has been confined to
the house since Sunday.
George Brigham of Lisbon
spent Sunday with his brother,
f. L. Brigham. He was en- route
for Claremont, where he is to have
charge of a mill.
Frank Howard of Concord, N.
HI. visited his wife and children
last week.
Mrs. j. e. Sleeper is repairing
her residence by reshingling and
painting.
Miss Karlene Hutchinson left
Friday to spend few days with
friends in Irasburg.
The Rev. Mr.. Dunckley and
bride of Haverhill were in town
a few hours, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Walker re-
turned Monday night from trip
to North Conway, N. II.
Mrs. Nettie Wilson is moving
into the Lucy Smith house, re-
Gently purchased by j. M. Taylor.
George r. Grant of Barton
spent few days this week with
Capt. and Mrs. P. S. Chamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hardy
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Strong
spent Sunday at Armington Pond.
Mrs. Roy Blanchard of Groton
has been the guest of her friend, j
Miss Katherine Demeritt, this
week.
Mrs. Mary Robinson of Chi
cago arrived in town Saturday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Charles
Jones.
Nelson Bailey, Esq. of Wells
River and d. s. Fulton of New
bury spent a few hours in town,
Mrs. J. e. Sleeper accompanied
Dy Mrs. C. f. Clark went to Han
over for the day Wednesday, to
DR.. Smith.
A barn for the convenience of
he Farmers Exchange Store is
leing constructed on the south
side of the grain room.
Miss Lucy Mann and Miss X.
Nishburn are at Hope Farm. Mr..
T. J. Connor returned home to
everett, Mass. last week.
Mrs. Henry G. McDuffee has
,een spending this week in Spring
ield, Mass, attending the meet
ng of the Foreign Missionary So
iety.
Mrs. Perley Switzer and baby
f Woodsville arrived in town to,
ay to spend a few days with her
,arents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.
ohnsOn.
Carl Renfrew and nephew,
robert Renfrew left Tuesday
light to spend a week with friends
nd relatives in Nashua and Man
hester, n. I'll.
Miss May Eaton, who has been !
aking care of Mrs. Geo. jenkins,
as returned home, Mrs. jenkins
aving nearly recovered from her
ecent severe illness.
Mrs. Ruggles of Brooklyn, N.
:. spent a few days with her
Mrs. Walter Nye, last !
eek, and returned with her to
lest Lebanon, Saturday. u
Washburn w. r. C. will hold a
lie of useful and fancy articles
4 October 10Th at G. A. r. Hall.
lso one of their popular suppers
the usual prices. Supper from
to s p. NJ.
Mrs. E. G. Clark of Lincoln, \.
,. arrived in town, Tuesday, to
,end a few days with her par
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Noyes.
he will join her husband later
Quincy, Mass, where he is
nployed.
Mrs. H. +. Parker returned
-ednesday night from a months
ip to Mt. Clemens, and Bad Axe, l
ich. Lee Parker remained over E
ght in Montpelier to visit Fay s
lrpenter. He returns improved s
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Kidder,
rmerly of Bradford. now of
Ia, are the happy par
is of twin boys. born Sept. oath.
eth Albion and Kent Hartwell &
e the names they are destined -
carry through life with them.