The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-03-15
PIERMONT.

MID, w lllldlI DtdI, WHO HIS peer
i'll with grippe for three weeks past
is now able to be about the house 9
little each day.
Rev and Mrs. J. E. Heath were in
Woodstock early in the week.
Representative Metcalf, who has
been in Concord since Jan. 1st, is
home and taking a hand in the
homely duties of real life in his usual
energetic way.
D. E. Carr and wife of North
Haverhill visited Mrs. E. l. Bray
nard, one day last week.
Ruth Stevens has been staying a
week with Mamie and Elsie Beede.
Miss Winifred Swan, who has been
working for Mrs. H. Childs, has gone
to her home in Wells River, being
called there by the illness of a rela-
tive.
Ralph Goodwin is here to be H.
F. Stetson's helper for a year.
Chas. Swan of Ladd Street was in
town on business Monday of this
week.
Nelson Celley has been laid up by
sickness the past week.
Deacon J. D. Martin and wife of
Haverhill, recently spent the day at
Aaron Hodsdon's.
E. D. Braynard spent Sunday
with his brother Harvey in Oxford.
Born March 3rd, a daughter to
George and Lura Morse.
Mrs. Bert Beede visited relatives
in Fairlee, Thursday of last week.
BROOK ROAD.
For the first time in about one
hundred and five days, water is
seen in the road.
Sylvester Lougee had good
COW die one day last week.
Miss Ethel Knapp is visiting
her aunt in Lancaster.
Mrs. Eva COrliss of Rutland
attended the Woman's Birthday
meeting last Saturday.
There was quite a good turn
out to town meeting from this
section.
Mrs. G. NJ. J. Wilson of Brad
ford was in town Saturday and
attended the Birthday Club, as
did Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of West
Newbury.
One of the most pleasant
gatherings it has been the priv
lege of the WOman's Birthday
Club to enjoy was held at the
home of Mrs. G. L. Clough on
Saturday March 18th, eleven
members and five visitors were
present. One lady's name was
voted on for membership and ac-
cepted. Music, readings, a guess
ing contest and very interesting
from one of the visitors
were pleasing features of the en-
tertainment. The president in
behalf of the Club presented Mrs.
Clough with several useful and
very pretty gifts which she very
much appreciated. A bOuntiful
was served after which
they took leave of their genial
hostess wishing for her many re-
turns of the day.
RIVER ROAD.
Mr.. Merrick of Boston, was at
Warren Crafts, for a short time
last week.
Little Mary Underhill has re-
turned to her home, after a long
visit with her Grandpa and
Aunties, during which time she
has been enjoying the whooping
cough.
Mrs. Bessie Underhill received
the sad news last week of the
death of j. w. Hinckley of
WatertOwn, Mass, a cousin by
of Mrs. UnderhilPs
Miss Sara Converse has been liv-
ing since last fall, at Mr.. HlncK-
ley's home.
Warren Crafts went to Boston
Monday, to see his brother Noble
off on his journey to California,
and also attended the Automo-
bile Show, returning home Tues
day.
The last regular meeting of the
Circle, held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Ames last
Wednesday was largely attended.
Three new members are to join
the Circle. A very interesting
letter was read from the former
president of the Circle, Mrs. Ar
thur Smith. 1t may be interest
ing TO the friends of Mrs. Smith,
TO know that she is settled in
Portland with her father and
Miss Maria Smith has
gone to Hadley, Mass. to live.
Rev. j. E. Heath preached an
interesting missionary sermon
last Sunday. Although the at
tendance was not large, the offer