The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-07-02
Bradford.
Miss Matte Morrill, is confined tc

inst had Bradford telephone
put into his house. 4Lo
This week we are eating lhe
Bradford strawberries. Crops are
good, but ripening slowly. en-.
s. r. Hancock, of WoodsVlile,
spent the day Tuesday, with MS
daughter, Mrs. Fred b. Howe; ~
Leslie l.. Martin, of Concord, N.
II. is the guest of his friend, MISS
Louella Heath, at her home. ~
Miss Ethel Itch, of Brooklyn, n
V is spending a few weeks Will
her uncle, N. ". Cunningham.
Mrs. William Roy, of Pompanoos-
suc. spent the day Wednesday Win
her daughter, Mrs. Angler Grow.
Mrs. Sarah Laid, who has pee i
visiting her brother in Whltehall'
n V returned home Saturday:
Prin. G. E. Speare spent the llIS'
of the week attending part OF tne
commencement of his alma mater
Charles Boyden, OF Boston, spehl
+bp first of the week in town the
onest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. craig
Harrison Paine, of Norwich Ohi-
versitv. spent, the first OF the Week
With his sister, Mrs. Frank I.
Mrs M. E. Lowell, of st. Johns
bnrv' was the guest of Mr.: ana
Mrs Fl W. Heath, the first OF lhe
week. ,, Of Mont
Keller are spending a few Gays
With her mother, Mrs. j. IT, NOT
cross. eo,, dnc+eC
Nv Mrs patrick will not be open
n1tiI the fall season after TINS
week. .+ 60 EairIee
Tuesday for a game of base ball
came home the winners ny 'I0io
of ii to 4. Dr;,roon-
oils Mimi, is spending seYerai
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. d. D.
Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Chamber
lin and two children, of Ihettord'
spent Sunday with Miss EhZa
Misses Mildred and Beatrice
Robertson, of Penacook, n. H., are
visiting their grandmother' MIS-
Miss Gertrude Hill, of Spring
field. Mass, is spending her yaca~
ton with her parents, MI. anu MI
Frances, Phebe and Steven
Clark left on Thursday morning e
visit their aunt, Mrs. D. H. 0teel'
at West Haven, Conn. NJ
Master Stevens Clark, OF BaC
Axe, Mich, is visiting his mothel'
Mrs r r. Clark. He will return
1Taet in about three weeks.
Miss Lottie CARAT, who has oeeu
snending two months at her nome
in Rad Axe, Mich, returned TO MIS-
I E. Sleeper's the middle OF the
" DIR and Mrs. W F. ROBBIE an
family, of Baldwinville, Mass, al
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. b.
Little, and his sister, Mrs. f. A.
Master Parker Huntington, o.
Concord. N. H., arrives in town To-
dav to spend several weeks VIII
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. ii
RAYMOND w Brown, of Chicago,
III arrived in town Monday night
70 snend a two weeks vacation
With his paren.s, Nj. d-.d Mrs. u
w. Brown. to,,
Robert Fulton was in town lie"
hours Wednesday before leaving
for his home at East Corlnth. ne
has now completed his freshman
year at Dartmouth. H. -
Mrs Eliza A. Barrett, who at
tended the Laymen's Missionary
Sonference of the Methodist
church at Montpelier last week
returned home Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Conant ano
children were in Hartland the mrs
of the week. On Wednesday they
attended the marriage of her cou-
sin. Miss Helen Sturtevant, to Mr.
Prank Durphey, both of Hartland
e. Mcclure has opened nice
little grocery store at BrauIoru
Center. This will be a great ac-
commodation to the people OF that
neighborhood, as they will be sure
of fair treatment and good wares.
Dorotha and Lena George sent
box of white roses from White
River Junction to their GRANDPA
Their here, T. H. George, to be
placed upon the graves OF their
grandmother and Aunt Lena, In
respect to them. ,o-..o
Mrs. B, S. Hooker and GeneVleVe
went to Hanover Monday 10 at
tend the commencement OF the
class of Oe, Sanford b. Hooker be-
ing a member of the class. MT
Hooker also was in Hanover du-
ring part of the week.
Miss Elsie Luther, who has been
taking care of Mrs. Charles Jones
during the six weeks of her con-
finement to her home, left Tor
Hartford, Conn, Wednesday,. MISS
Carrie Lee is now with Mrs. Jones,
whose health is steadily improving
Miss Gretchen Davis has been
spending the week with her sister.
Mrs. w. II. Chase, at Hanover, hav-
ing the pleasure of watching the
doings at Dartmouth for the week
She returns home accompanied by
her sister, who will spend a few
days with her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. w. S. Davis.
Herbert W. Gwyn, of Glenside,
Pa, and E. I. Illman, of Philadel-
phia, Pa, spent Sunday at Hote
Low. They were touring this sec
ton of the country on their bi-
cycles. Mr.. Gwyn spent his time
calling on friends whom he MADE
when he lived here about IS year.
dBO' DeilB tnploHtu W II. a " a.
ship as his bookkeeper.
Hon. and Mrs. j. b. Brooks, o
Syracuse University, n. Y, were l.
town a few hours Thursday morn
ing, on their way to their summe
camp at East Orange. Dean BROOK
has been attending Dartmouth
commencement this week. Ia
health is fine, and he feels as we
as the recent commencement ora
tors now tina. he is up in the coul
try for the summer vacation