The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-20
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guests at Ollverlan village recently.
Mrs. Roundtree is a great-grand-
daughter of Gen. John Montgomery,
who built and lived in the home
now owned and lived in by Capt. j.
Leroy Bell. They came-ey auto
mobile from Bethlehem, N. H., and
intended to return the same night.
They were much interested in look
| ing over the old home, built by her
great-grandfather.
Mrs. Messer of Medford, Mass,
and Mrs. Emma Paul Huston of
Maiden, Mass, arrived last week to
visit old home and friends for few
weeks
A guest and cousin of Rev. Mr..
Frans, of Montreal, Can, sang a
solo at the morning and evening
services last Sunday, that was en-
Joyed by good audience.
Rev. Levi Rodgers and wife, with
sister Harriet, visited their brother
Carleton in McIndoe Falls, Vermont,
last week.
Maurice H. Randall and wife
once more left the "nest and came
into a new home, the old Colburn
Clark" house, nicely repaired and
furnished, on Court Street.
Mrs. Annie Rogers is now enjoy
ing a much needed rest in st.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Drummer with her baby,
and maid, of Lisbon, N. H.. are
now visiting her sister, Miss Lena
Carleton.
Miss Louisa Hubbard, of Cal.
one of our old school teachers, was
guest of Mrs. Phoebe Bailey last
week.
Mrs. Lizzie Tilton is now visiting
friends in East Haverhill.
Mrs. Laura Page left town in her
auto, to visit at Franklin, N. H.
Prof. Carmel and his bride are
now nicely settled in their new
home at Mrs. Eliza Randalps.
On Monday a picnic was planned
and enjoyed in Bell pasture !"
over the hill, by Mrs. Phoebe Bailey
and family, Rev. Mr.. Irons family,
and guests. Dinner was served in
the sugar house, for a very much
needed rain was in progress.
Fred w. Poor with his sisters, of
Derry n. H. arrived on Monday at
the Crawford house.
Mrs. James Page had hard
shock on Monday.
Miss Clara Haselton is a very
sick woman
Laid Street.
Robert Large and friend, of
Woodsville, was at Wayside Inn
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher stopped at
Wayside Inn last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mussey were at
H. S. Bailey's one day last week.
A. w. Lyman entertained his
nephew and daughter, at M. S.
Williams last Friday.
Ira Nudge was at W. ii. Good
wins over Sunday.
Mrs. S. Rollins is visiting Mrs.
w. H. Large and helping Grand
ma look after her post cards.
Mrs. James l.. George is visiting
in Newbury, Vt.
Mrs. Chas. Swan has returned
from her visit with her parents.
Rep. H. S. Bailey has recovered
from his recent illness and is ableto
work once more.
Mrs. George Henderson and chill
dren have returned from their visit
in Canada.
Hartman Newell and wife were at
James Woodward's a few hours
week ago Sunday, in his fine auto.
George Henderson and Charles
Hildreth are working for H. S.
Bailey during haying.
Mrs. H. S. Bailey and Harold
Swan attended the Goth anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Leighton, of
Newbury, VT
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis NJ. White, of
Lynn, Mass, have been visiting at
Mrs. Lucia w. Bucks.
w. H. Large and Hiram Buck
were looking after blueberries the
first of last week. We are sure
Harvey, that Hiram would have let
the pretty girl gone with him, had
he known about it.
Mrs. J. L. George and Mrs. l.. w.
Buck visited in St. Johnsbury re-
Gently. Jennie returned with them.
Miss Susan G!ines is visiting in
West Newbury this week.
Born Aug. 6, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cutting, a son.
Mrs. Emma Large, better known
as Grannie," was given a birthday
post card shower on August 3, it
being her 10th birthday. Mrs.
Carrie Large and Grandma spent
the day at West Newbury and on
their return Grandma was sent to
the mail box for the mail and great
-, H. s,,r,,risa tn find the box full