The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-04
Bradford.

Mrs. c. N: Stephenson of Wor-
cester, Mass, is visiting Mrs. Sarah
Laid.
Mrs. J. o. Hale of St. Johnsbury
visited her son, A. E. Hale, this
week.
George W. Wright, who has been
in failing health, is now confined to
his bed
Charles Kenyon and wife and
two children are spending the week
at Lake Morey.
W. c. Low, Esq, spent the first
of the week here and at his cottage
at Lake Morey.
Miss Mabel Young of West Stew
artstown is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. c. Hathaway.
John Hay has been running a tel
ephone line through Happy hollow,
South Newbury.
w. H. Prichard of Nashua spent
the first Of the week with his ia
ther, j. B. w. Prchard.
Meryl Robshaw is spending the
week at South Manchester, Conn.
with her uncle, H w Lowd.
Miss Ethel Richardson is spending
a week with her aunt, Miss Hattie
Howard Of Moth Thetford.
Miss Lucy Ordway of Springfield,
Mass, arrived in town Saturday to
visit her sister, Miss E. J. Ordway
Mrs. P A Brainard left Saturday
for Hartford, Conn. where she will
undergo an operation for appendl-
citis.
H. j. Needham and wife, who
have been visiting her parents, q.
Bradley, returned to their home
in Montpelier Monday night.
NJ A Jenkins and wife left Thurs
day for a short stay in Boston, af-
ter which Mrs. Jenkins will spend 2
weeks in Rutland, Mass.
Marshall Montgomery, Esq,
lawyer of st. Johnsbnry, was in
town Wednesday en- route to Chel-
sea, where he has court busiDrss.
Ed Abbott and wife and daugh-
ter Ethel, who have been spending
the winter in Boston, returned
here Saturday to make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Martin and
Misses E. J and Lucy Ordway re-
turned from STAFFORD, where they
have been spending few days, to-
day.
Charles H. Sibley of Attleboro,
Mass, spent Sunday in town. He
left Monday for Barre where he is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. c. A.
Kent.
Frank V. Johnson and daughter
Evelyn of New York City are at
their summer home. Mr.. Johnson .
has been entertaining friends from
New York.
Mrs. Annie Spalding, who has
been indisposed for a number of
weeks, is improving. Friday she c
left for visit in Mortified, Barre :
and st. Adams.
E. G. Libbey of Laconia and Mr.. )
and Mrs. J +. Libbcy of Woods :
vile we're the guests Of their par +
ents, w. A. Libbey and wife, over c
Sunday and Monday. 4
The W. r. c. held their memo y
rial day for their departed members c
on Wednesday. They decorated O
the graves Of their sister members +
of the order in the afternoon. =
Miss Ethel Lang, who has been :
spending several weeks with her y
grandmother, Mrs ID. L. Derby on J,
the South Road, returned to her J
home in Manchester Thursday.
Mrs. H. w. Carleton Matched 81 il
chickens from 100 eggs. This would n
seem to clean out the incubator a
theory. If any one can prove to g
the contrary let them send the o
proof. /
Mrs. A. E. Hale spen Sunday
with her sister in Lee, y. H. She
returnnd Monday night bringing Il
Henry, who has been in Lee since :
the middle of March, home with
her.
The news Of the death OF Lyman
{. Payne, a man prominent in the
life OF Lisbon, n. H., was received
Thursday morning. Death was
caused by angina pectoris. He was
a long time friend of the editor.
Mrs. Montehore Daniels is spend
ing a Jew days with her parents, y.
W. Cunningham and wife. Her
husband, who was injured some
weeks ago, will be confined to the '
hospital about two weeks longer. :
The initiation held Friday night
by the Rebekahs called out a large
number of members. 1t was a =
most successful and enjoyable even
ing. Ice cream and cake we're ,
served at the close of the work. O
c. A. Leavitt and wife Of Worces-
ter Mass, arrived in town Satur-
day to visit her brother, A. W.
Peters. They left Wednesday to
visit relatives in the north, but will
return here for a visit before leav-
ing for home.
Mrs. c. A. Beale and two chill 7
dren, who have been spending a
month with her parents, 7. J. Al
bee and wife, returned to their
home in Dorchester, Mass, Tues
day They were accompanied by
Miss Abbie Albee. who will spend a
week with her sister.