The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-24
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/. Mrs. Dickinson is visiting he
cousin Mrs. L. S. Speare,
Mrs. George Morris of Bradford
is the guest of her brother, Mr.
Cyrus Fuller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frost Of Hanover
visited in town last week,
Harold Brown is at the home O.
his brother E. P. Brown.
Mr.. John Colby and family arl
moving back to their former home
in Post Mills. Mr.. Haskill is also
: moving to Post Mills. We hate tc
lose any good families from Vershire
John Sleeper and L. S. Speare are
attending court at Chelsea as jury
men from Vershire.
Mrs. Lawless and son visited
relatives in Barre last week. Mr.
Pratt of Barre was their guest the
first of the week.
Miss Abby Johnson returned home
last Friday and Mrs Johnson, who
has been with her grandfather
Daniel Johnson during her absence,
has returned to her home in South
Vershire.
There was a terrible storm Of
wind, rain and hail here last We'd
nesday, June -, accompanied by
thunder and lightning which washed
the roads out badly in someplaccs.
Mrs. Brown of Washington is
spending some time with friends
here.
The next meeting of the Grange
will be held the last Wednesday
in June, which will be June %
They will give an entertainment
which will be in the nature of a
Mock Court where some of the
leading citizens will be on trial.
Every one is invited. Admission,
ten cents, children under twelve
will be admitted free. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale at the close
of the entertainment after which
there will be promenade.
Louis Lackey is home from
Corinth.
Some good catches of fish are
reported by fishing parties at the
lake.
A public examination of teachers
will be held at the school house
at Post Mills Thursday and Friday,
July Z and 8, 1910. At the same
time and place will beheld an
examination for free tuition as well
as one for candidates seeking admis-
sion to any of the State Normal
schools.
Dan Orr is reported as better.
Mr. Andrews from New York is
visiting relatives in town.
B. f. Fuller and sister Miss
Clare Fuller were in Chelsea last
week.
Miss Mildred Clough came home
last Friday. Mrs Swinger and Bea-
trice Snider are home from Chel-
sea.
Mr.. f. ]. Akerman bought three
pairs of heavy oxen last week and
is looking for more. He is also
buying cows. He attended an auc-
ton at Chelsea last week and goes
this week to Oxford to sell a large
lot of property at auction.
The reception for Mr.. and Mrs
Sherman Melendy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Sleeper was held last
Thursday evening, June l6, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
B. Speare. There were a good
many beautiful presents and each
couple received a sum of money.
The presentations were made by
Mr.. 4. H. Billings and responded
to by Rev. NJ. H. Lewlolian.
The house was well filled, some over
a hundred being present.
WEDDING GIFTS TO Mr.. AND MRS. JOSEPH
SLEEPER.
dDlC tiOblI hphibSs 4hioo Vial a 4 III
Ter; Bedspread, Mr. Cyrus Fuller; Pair
Towels, Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Titus; Oil
Painted Picture, Mr. and Mrs. G. p. and |
Jesse Melendy; Towel, Mrs. Gladys Darling;
Handmade Center piece, Florence Rogers |
Of Manchester; Lace for Pillow Slips, Mrs. |
Corse; Cake Plate Mrs. H. j. Bunce; Glass
Dish, Gertrude Bunce; Glass Dishes, HI. |
Hood; Silver Cake Fork, Henry Speare
and wife; Berry Spoon, Mrs. f. B. Speare;
Glass Olive Dish, Archie Speare; Splasher, |
Lila Pearl; 1-2 dozen Tumblers, Mrs. Laura
Pearl; Fancy Mat, Mrs. L. L. Robinson;
Book, Rev. Looloian; Sofa Pillow Covers,
Mrs. C. H. Baraw, Chelsea; Fancy Plate
and Towel, Mrs. Servis of Barton; Glass
Fruit Dish, Albert Brigham and wife of
Norwich; Table Cloth, G. w. Melendy and
wife; Glass Dish and Combination Cutter,
lark Smith; 1-2 dozen Tumblers, Mrs.
Snyder; Silver Olive Fork and Breast Pin,
dr. and Mrs. Baker of New Jersey; Vase,
Mrs. and Elsie Dickinson; Tray Cloth,
Mrs. Isham; Napkins, L. S. Speare and
wife; Money, from friends and relatives,
$500.
GIFTS TO MR.. AND MRS. SHERMAN
MELENDT.
Table Cloth and Napkins, Miss Clara