The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-07-08
VERSHIRE.

urday to visit her brother, Mr.. Pres
colt, in Fairlee.
Ned Fuller of Boston came last
week to spend his vacation with
friends here.
Ellis Reeves and Carroll Dickin-
son spent the Fourth with relatives
! in town, returning to White River
| Junction Monday evening.
| Frank Lackey had three fingers
of one hand sawed while working
in the mill at Corinth, and is at his
fathers in Vershire for a few days.
Mrs. Hattie E. Bradbury visited
her sister in Hanover last week, and
took in some of the college com
mencement exercises.
The ball team went to Chelsea
July Fourth to play the Chelsea
-. team.
Mrs. Floren Darling and daugh-
ter are at the old homestead, the
Moses Speare place. Miss Darling
returns in the fall 70 college, from
which she has been out one year
and engaged in teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Brown spent
Sabbath afternoon with her mother
Mrs. Velarus, in Chelsea.
Miss Leila Pearl was home from
Chelsea to spend the Sabbath.
The entertainment given by the
Grange last Wednesday evening was
a success, the proceeds being fifteen
dollars and seventy cents. The
Lecturer of the Grange wishes to
thank all those who took part, and
helped to make the affair a success.
The w. C. It. U. will meet next
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Sher-
man Melendy.
Mrs. Florence Kimball Ford of
Windsor is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kimball.
Next Sabbath, July tenth, is
Children Day at the Advent
Church, and there will be no ser
vices at the other church.
Those who attended the social at
Corinth Corner last Friday evening,
report a very pleasant time.
H. C. johnson, B. F. Fuller, A.
H. Billings, and W. J. Kicker at
tended the Republican County Con-
vention at Chelsea, as delegates
from Vershire Saturday.
F. J. Alderman, auctioneer, at
tended an auction in Oxford last
week, and since then has been busy |
buying COWS and other live stock.
Some farmers improved the beau
tiful weather of last week to get |
their haying started. There was a
heavy thunder shower Saturday, |
one Sabbath morning and also one
Monday morning.
The funeral of Mr.. James Chase
was heldin STAFFORD, Sabbath p. M,
July Sd, and the burial was in YER
shire Cemetery. Mr.. Chase was for
merly a resident of Vershire. He
was brother of Mr.. Chester Grant
and Mrs. Wilbur Dickinson of this
this place. He leaves a wife, for
merly Miss Blanchard of Vershire,
and several children who mourn the
loss of kind husband and father.
Mrs. Thomas Reeves of White
River Junction is visiting friends
and neighbors here, and all are glad
to have her among us again.
H. G. Johnson and F. B. Speare
are in Corinth shearing sheep.
Ernest Alderman, son of F. J..
Alderman of Vershire, and Miss
Mum Of Johnson, were married
Wednesday. June 29th, by the pas
or of the North Church, St. Johns
bury. They will reside at the home
If the brides parents in Johnson at
present. The best wishes of their
many friends are extended to them.
Miss Viola Brown, daughter of
Oea. E. P. Brown of this place, has
'eturned from Montpelier Seminary
where she graduated with first
lonors in the College Preparatory ,
Course. Miss Brown was the Class
Prophet at the Glass Day Exercises.
The graduating class numbered %. !
1t the commencement exercises
-une 23d, the prize for the best
cholarship and also department
Turing the whole period of attend
nee upon the school. was awarded
qually to Miss Brown and another T
Dung lady of the graduating class
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