The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-10-07

eQ away. VII inner nOClIy
N. W. CUNNINGHAM, Bradford, Vt.
Rev. John Leach and wife have
returned to their home at the Weirs
Several from here attended the
K. of P. gathering at the Weirs last
week.
Mildred Page is on an auto trip
through the mountains.
Mrs. Gordon has returned ITO her
home.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid
! with Mrs. Herbert on Sept. %, was
one of unusual interest and enjoy
ment. First of all for the pleasure
of again meeting with the sister
who in years past was one Of our
most earnest and active church
workers, ever ready with some new
idea or suggestive thoughts to help
along the cause. And as of old we
find her love and interest in the lit
tie home church has not for a mo-
ment waned, for by her wise sug-
gestions and encouraging words the
business part of our meeting was
made very helpful and interesting.
Quite a little work was accomplish
ed during the afternoon, and we
were kindly assisted by Mrs. Car
penter at woose home we we're in
vited to meet; and who as the clos
ing hour drew near served us with
one of her dainty lunches in a most
pleasing manner Adieus were then
said and as our sister leaves us to
return to another home she can but
feel that she is leaving behind her
many warm and loving hearts.
Postmaster Randall returned Fri
day from the Postmasters' League
held at Laconia last week, and we
feel proud of his reelection as pres
ident of the association. Clarence
Leazer acted as clerk during Mr..
Randal's absence.
Mr.. Moses Page of Melrose has
been visiting friends here.
Hiram Buck and Harry Jewett
both lost a valuable horse one night
last week, and each report their
horses perfectly well when they
closed the barn the night previous.
Mrs. Jane Day has been quite i'll.
News has been received of the
marriage of Arthur Taylor, former
ly of our town, to a Western lady.
They will reside in Syracuse.
Mrs. P. Currier has returned from
her visit in Rochester.
Mrs. +. Dean is visitor at Mrs.
Glines ,.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Clark of Lam
caster were entertained at H. A.
Quimby's recently. They were re-
turning from Milton.
Charles Morrison, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in this
section of the country for several
weeks, has started for his home in
Jacksonville, Fla.
Charles White and baby are both
more comfortable.
Miss Mathers has returned from
Mrs. Ladeau passed through a
very successful operation at her
home Saturday. Mrs. Award is
caring for her.
Mrs. Randall returned from Nc
Indoes Friday.
Mrs. George Cass of Littleton Wis
tied in town last week.
The high winds and driving
storms have caused shingles to be
in great demand. Maurice Ran
dali is newly covering his roof.
Oil lamps are a thing of the past
in the Tewksbury family. They
simply turn the button now.
Haverhill Library association will
hold its annual meeting next Satur-
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Thunder showers are as numer-
Gus as ever.
The base ball team of Haverhill
went to Woodsville Sat
lrday and played an exciting game
against their team. The score stood
1--WE to four in favor of our home
boys, while Squires struck out nine
men.
Friday evening service at Charles
Cuttings'
Mrs. Hartley is able to sit up
title.
Miss Katie Day was taken Fri
lay morning with a serious attack
IF appendicitis and taken to Cot
age hospital Sunday morning in
Mr.. Wells auto, accompanied by
her physician. Owing to a severe
old the operation was postponed
! few days.
The Congregational church is to
10 r,ostnoned for the three coming