The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-01-14
WELLS RIVER.

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Turner's Falls. Mass, came to thu
home of their son Ray, Monday.
Mrs. Kate D. Lee was in Brad
ford Tuesday to install the officers
of Washburn w. R. C. Mrs. Ella
Buck accompanied her.
J. A. George and wife spent sew.
eral days last week in Berlin, N. H.
with her sister, Mrs. Lane.
Mrs. Kellogg, who has been in
Woodsville the past month with
her sister, Mrs. Ring, is here with
with her brother, Kimball Marshall
The Merry Wives are in session at
Hale's Tavern this. Friday, after
noon, with their husbands to tea
The Masonic District Meeting
will be held with Pulaski Lodge, F.
and A. NJ. Tuesday, Jan. Is, after
noon and evening. Corinthian
Chapter, O. E. S. will serve a ban
quet.
Mrs. W. Fl. Goodwin was in No.
Haverhill Wednesday to attend the
installation of G.. A. R. and w. R.
c. officers of Nat Westgate Post
and Corps.
Rev. Mr. Eldredge Of Quechee &C.
cupied the pulpit in the Congrega-
tional church last Sunday.
Ray Farwell underwenta success
full operation for appendicitis at
Cottage hospital last Tuesday.
Mr.. Foss, who sustained a slight
shock two weeks ago, is able to sit
up some now.
The would-be postmasters, when
Mr.. Foss resigns, are Scott Fellows,
Sidney Leavitt and S. E. Goss.
Lady" the sorrel horse of H.
T. Baldwin, is no more, having sue
combed to at attack of collie Mon
day afternoon. She was perfectly
safe for any one to drive and there
fore gave much pleasure to the
young people and accommodation
to the older ones.
The installation of officers of Col.
Preston Post and Corps will be
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10. H
S. Powers will install the Post off.
GERS and Mrs. Mary B. Goodwin
those of the Corps.
B. H. Brown of Waterbury was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin |
Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Wells
River Savings Bank was held Jan.
18th. Hon. John Bailey re-
signing as president, D S. Fulton
was elected to that office; F. E.
vice president; Samuel
Hutchins, treasurer: John Bailey.
E. w. Smith, George Cochran, Geo.
F. Winch, H. H Lee, D. S. Fulton,
trustees. The bank has had very
successful year and the outlook for
1910 is exceedingly favorable.
The house which Mr.. Stone tried
to move from Newbury to Woods
Vile Monday on a large sled, was
too high for the railroad bridge over
5he Wells River, or the bridge was
100 low for the house. The man in
charge of the moving was not dis
outraged and thought to go under
he M. and W. R. bridge and then
over Randall hill, but found the
iame trouble there as the house
,ould not go under the bridge, and
Monday night was stalled in the
road near Mr.. Markham's.
At the annual meetingsof the l.
4. S. held with Mrs. Baldwin Jan.
:, the report of the treasurer showed
522S.32 received and $36S. 90 ex-
pended. OF this sum over $40
vas expended FORT repairs on the
Mrs. II. T. Baldwin
vas elected president; Mrs. s. E.
Clark, vice president; Mrs. H. H.
Lee, secretary and treasurer; Mrs.
ellen Baldwin, auditor; Mrs. w. H.
Goodwin, Mrs John Thomas, Mrs
Jhas. Vincent, Mrs. W. H. Buck,
Miss Grace Allison, Mrs. S. E. Goss,
hrs. VIM. Kicker, Mrs. Ed Dodge,
drs. Myers, Mrs. R. G. Brock, ex-
.cutive committee; Mrs. w. J. Goss,
irs. George Parker, Mrs. E. w.
smith, Mrs Dan Farwell, Miss Ber-
lice Baldwin, Mrs. Samuel Hutch s
ms. 1t was voted to conduct So
ials same as last year and to meet
md sew in the afternoon, and to s
lold fair in August.