The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-02-01
VERSHIRE.

Thomas Reeves of Vershire Cen
ter is spending the winter with
relatives in Springfield, vt.
Mrs. Davis of Chelsea is spend
ing sometime with her daughter,
Mrs. George e. Stacy.
Mr.. Thayer is in Barre looking
after his business interests there.
Wesley Avery who is working
in Hanover, N. H., was in town
for a few days recently.
Mr.. Cyrus Fuller is recovering
from his injuries received by an
accident a short time ago.
There was a donation at the
parsonage last Friday evening.
A good deal of pressed hay is
being drawn from here to the sta
ton.
Mrs. Speare has returned from
Chelsea where she has been for
several weeks, and is now sick at
her home in Vershire Center.
The creamery ice house is being
filled with ice from Fairlee Lake.
Gentlemen, Titus and Kicker have
the job of drawing it.
Mrs. L. L. Robinson who was
very sick last week is convalesc.
ing. DR.. COrwin of Chelsea has
attended her.
Mrs. Florence Webster who was
in town to attend the reception
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Sleeper has
returned to her home in Chelsea.
Mr. Blow is working at Pike
Hill.
Ernest Cross and family have
moved to Post Mills, where he
will work for III. HI. Southworth.
e. q. Porter unlOaded a car of
feed at Ely station last week and
will now keep grain and feed for
sale.
Miss Viola Brown of Chelsea
Academy was at home over the
Sabbath, week before last.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mr.. Beckwith at Post
Mills, Sabbath afternoon Jan. 20.
Mrs. Beckwith is a daughter of
the late Mrs. Rufus Blanchard of
this town and was formerly sue
cessful teacher here. We extend
to her our sincere sympathy in her
great bereavement.
We regret to hear of the serious
illness of Hon. E. A. Kinney of
Corinth. Judge Kinney was for
merly for many years an infuen-
tial and highly esteemed citizen of
Vershire.
Mrs. Eva Moody of Chelsea, has
recently spent several days here,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. j.
Alderman.
j. G. Carlton and daughter were
in Bradford some days of last
week. Mr.. Carlton is suffering
with a carbuncle on his neck.
Mr.. Thomas Reeves is a new
victim on the sick list.
Miss Ethel Church came home
from Orange where she
has just completed a successful
term of school.
A number of the relatives and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dickens spent last Saturday even
ing with them at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Stacy
left town Monday and will be
away through the week. Mr.. Orr.
is caring for their stock during
their absence.
Mrs. Notify, who has been help
ing Mrs. Colburn for several
weeks returned Sunday to her
home at Vershire Center. Mr..
Colburn is so that he can sit up
for a short time now.
The weather of a part of last
week was very severe, as cold as
is often seen. There have been
some fine days since.
There is to be a party in the
Hall, Thursday evening.
Mr.. George Swinger of Saranac
Lake, n. V, is visiting Mrs.
Amanda NJ. Swinger and family
IF Vershire Height, after an alb
,ence of thirty-seyen years. Mr..
Swinger is brother of the late
David Swinger. .
IS. s. Convention is to be held
IT the church here Friday, Dec.
LIST. in the afternoon and evening,
An interesting program is expect
ID and it is hoped there may be
, large attendance at the meet
ngs. J.
Mr.. Burroughs had the misfor
-une to lose his only COW a few
lays ago.
Mr.. Fox of Piermont is stop
ping in town at present.
Mr.. Reeves was one or those L