The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1908-07-10

call to Rev. DR.. W. r. Stahl.
j. B. w Prichard, Clerk.
Conrade Brooks, of Derry, N
H., is visiting his uncle, W. E
Brooks.
Mr.. W. J. McKeogh has beer
spending the week at his home il
Rutland.
A daughter was born to Mr. 0and
Mrs. Alonzo Drown, of West Brad
ford, June 23d.
Earle C. Spalding, of st. Adams
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Annie c. Spalding.
Little Henry Prescott Davis has
been very i'll a few days this week,
but he is now improving.
Mr.. Wakeman, of Pike, spent
Sunday withkliss Lula Kennedy,
at AthenwoodS at Lake Morey.
Mrs. NJ. A. jenkins, who has been
at Rutland, Mass, for a week, re-
turned hcme, Monday evening.
Carleton Johnson is in Lisbon
being employed as a trained nurse
at the home of David Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Irons, of Mil
ford, Mass, are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Dole, of Wash
ington arrived in town to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Davis,
today.
Mrs. Arthur A. Carleton and
daughter, of West Newbury, are
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E.
Slack.
Mrs. L. j. Kinghorn, who has been
spending a month with her mother,
at CraftsbuIy, returned home this
week.
Elmer Worthley 1ld Miss Mabel
Worthley spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Cushnian at Orford-
vile.
Mrs. Amelia Parker and Mrs. A.
B. Woodwork, of Concord, arrived
in town, Monday evening, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Parker.
Misses Charlotte and Lucy Nelson
left on Tuesday morning to spend
several weeks with their cousin,
Miss Luella Nelson, at Franklin
n. H.
Mrs. William Baker left on Tues
day morning for her home in Brook
line, Mass. She has been spending
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. C.
R. Craig.
Miss Ruth Teller took Robert
Hale to st. Johnsbury Tuesday,
where they will spend a week with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
0. Hale.
George Hartman, who has been
driving the East Corinth stage for
Jamer Rouhan, Jr., has completed
his labors on the return of the
regular driver.
Mrs. G. L. Adams, who has been |
visiting her nephew, F. L. Adams, !
eft, Friday, to join her husband at
n. Y. They will go
70 Terre Haute, Ind, within few
lays.
Mrs. Lois A. Albee, who has been
nearly a month with her sister, Mrs.
-vdia Nourse, returned to her
lome in Nashua, n. H., Wednesday.
,Irs. Nourse, although still confined
o her bed, shows quite a little inn
)rovement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Gould. of
,alem, Mass, are visiting DIR.
nd Mrs. f. T. Smith. Mrs. Gould
nd Mrs. Smith are sisters, and this
) Mrs. Gould's first visit to Brad
ord in thirty years, as she has been
n frail health the greater part of
er life.
Those who remember Prof. H. S.
.oveiov will be glad to know that
e has been reelected principal of
he high school and supervisor of
chools at a salary of 81 500. He
-as appointed to this position in
9O5, at a salary of 81 200. At the /
ale Commencement, this year. he ,
eceived his Master of Arts degree.
aving taken the evening and, Sat
rday courses in addition to his I
egular work as principal of the I
Iigh School. Mr.. Lovejoy is a
reat worker, and a man who does
ard tasks well. As the teacher of I
ne Grammar school here, he brought I
he school from chaos up to a very I
igh standard. He was one of the
nest and most thorough educators !
-hich the schools here have ever :
ad, but he was worthy to become
high school principal, and upon ,
,aving here he did receive such an I
ppointment. He viii undoubtedly
dvance to even higher positions
! his chosen profession as the years
ass by. u