The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-07-22


p. M; Thursday Prayer and Praise Ser
vice, 7.30 p. M; Friday, Cottage Meeting,
7.30 p. m.
Mrs. Peabody Kimball is with
her daughter in Bethlehem.
The rain of Saturday morning
prevented the picnic on Mt Pulaski
Mrs. Bemis is caring for sick
lady in Bradford.
Mrs. Barnes and daughter of
Franklin are visiting the Tabor fam
lilies.
William Copp is in town once
more.
There are reports of wedding
bells, but thus far we have failed to
hear them ringing.
Mary Blake is spending the week
with Miss Tacey at Newbury.
Miss May Burbeck is home on her
summer vacation, and Miss Florence
Burbeck of Woodsville is enjoying
few days visit with her.
Mr.. Getchell and family of North
HaverhiIl were in town on an auto
trip Thursday.
Nurse Wheaton of Newbury is
enjoying a few days rest at the
Morris farm.
Mr.. Brown the antique man"
has been out of town most of the
week, but is expected back in an
auto fright from Paris"
John Morris is home for his va
cation.
Miss Pillsbury is ill again.
Miss Carbee is entertaining sew
eral out of town friends.
Mrs. Henry Bailey "takes the
cake" on sweet peas, and remem-
bers her friends by the pan full.
Mr.. Wells and family are on their
vacation, and expect to visit their
home and friends of former years.
They went in their auto.
Mrs. Eugene Pike of Lisbon is at
Jesse Squires'.
Editor Parker of Bradford passed
through this city in his auto Sunday
Carl Drummer of Lisbon spent
Sunday with his family at Miss
Cartoons.
The program Friday evening at
the Grange meeting was pronounced
fine.
Ethel Carpenter is working for
Mrs. Charles Greer at Newbury.
Mrs. Arthur Hardy with Others.
took an auto ride to Bath Sunday.
Mr.. Rex Currier has been very ill,
but is reported much better at this
writing.
Mrs. George Tabor has returned
from her work in Oxford and
brought baby Foote home with her.
Mrs. Phebe Bailey and Jake have
been to their camp at Tarleton pond |
Mrs. Stevens visited the Vermont |
hills Sunday.
Baby Morris has been quite sick.
Charles Woods and mother en-
joyed a delightful outing last Thurs
day at Tarleton pond, First they
drove to the beautiful spot known
to the mother in years gone bys as
the cold Tarlton Tavern Stand
where, in the time of stage coach
ing, they always made a change of
horses to finish out their trip. The
old tavern was burned several years
ago but two new houses are erected
to take its place, one of them be-
ing a large and beautiful club house
not yet completed, which will do
credit to its owners and all who are
fortunate enough to enjoy its grand
surroundings. From there they
drove to the banks of the dear old
pond and enjoyed a picnic dinner.
After starting for home they met
Mr.. Wyman, who is boss of the
pond work, and by invitation went
to his cottage for a social chat with
MS wife. From there they wended
heir way to the home of Albert {
Knapp, where they enjoyed the 5
of host and hostess and I
4 boating trip for pond lilies, WHICH J
hey generously distributed among {
heir stay-at-home neighbors. On
he whole it was a day long to be t
remembered by the aged mother. q
Regardless of the cold, Saturdays L
ale of ice cream was up to the
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Mrs. Quimby was at West New c
Jury Sunday. a
LYME. q