The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-27
LYME.

p. H. A. Claflin and Mrs. Claflin,
who have been in Fitchburg, Green
field and Boston for a week, are
again at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Tewksbury, of
Winthrop, Mass, are spending a
two weeks vacation at the former
home of Mrs. Tewksbury.
Miss Josie Butman, of Lebanon, is
at her mothers for a little time.
Mrs. H. H. Hall has gone to West
Medford, Mass, being called there
by the critical illness of Mrs. West
L. Warren.
Mr.. Charles Waldron has sold a
part of his real estate to c. B. Webb
and has bought pair of horses
and a heavy team wagon of j. S.
Stark and has gone to Groton, N. II.
where he has lumber job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isle F. Smith left
Monday for a three weeks trip,
going first to Island Pond, VT. and
then to Boston. Mr.. Smith is the
head clerk in the store of Frank
Z. West
George Arthur Pushee has gone
to Springfield, Mass, for a short
stay and then goes to Ohio for the
fall and winter, with his brother,
Adna.
Mrs. Emily Paige and Mrs. Jane
Bugbee have gone to Somerville,
Mass, for a two months stay.
Mrs. Leon o. Melvin and her two
children have returned to their
home in Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Palmer,
of Manchester, have been guests
at Mr.. H. w. Abbott's.
-
ford, Mass, is spending a two
weeks vacation between Lyme
and Lebanon.
Mr.. D. c. Fales is under the care
of DR.. Fl. Stetson of Oxford for
little time.
Miss Charlotte Redding, of Am
herst, Mass, is guest at her
G.. w. Weymouth.
Henry A. Weymouth, who gradu-
ated at K. U. A. this year, is to
enter Dartmouth College this fall. |
George Patten, who has been liv-
ing at B. A. Emery's for quite a |
of years, has gone home |
to Woodstock, R. l., with his sister,
Mrs. T. A. Eagleback.
Mr.. G.. w. Randlett, of Gordon,
Mass, has been visiting his broth
CT "A.
Miss Louise A. Washburn has re-
turned to Dorchester, Mass, where
she is in the family of Dea. Isaac
Willard.
Mr.. G. Sumner French, of st.
Johnsbury, VT, has been in town
doing business as tuner of pianos.
Mr.. Charles Williams, now a res
ident of Portland, Ore, has been
in town visiting the places, where
as boy, prior to- 1860, he lived.
He has not been in town for thirty
five years.
Pond have been purchased. lately,
oy parties who propose in the near
future to put up some cottages.
Several parties have been camping
but in tents there this season. No
orettier body of water can be found
n New Hampshire.
Mr.. j. Arthur Buffum has bought
he place lately owned by Herbert
|. Collins of Bellows Falls, VT, and
s the former home of the late
col. S. Beal.
Mr.. ID. c. Fales, who has been the
village milkman for over fifteen
years, has sold out his business
md cows to John S. Stark, who
will continue the business. Mr..
Nales has been a familiar figure for
.hese years, as he has carried the
,ans by hand and later years in
| small wagon drawn by hand. As
lie delivered the milk night and
morning; hot or cold; wet or dry,
lie was sure to have the delivery
made on time.
Mrs. Deborah T. Sawyer is a guest ,
t Dea. Odva Chase.
Miss Sarah Converse, of Stew
is boarding at Mrs. J. A.
,onVerse.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Converse, who came
P from he home in Medford
lass, in his auto, has returned
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