The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-07-29

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ioicing over a little daughter.
Mrs. Blanche O'Clair was Wis
itor at Mrs. Writings Tuesday.
Jesse Squires and family, Roy
Squires and family of Montpelier
Mrs. Tilton and friend from Cali
fornia, and S. T. Page and family
enjoyed a picnic on the banks OF
the grand old Tarleton last week
Tuesday, and report our heavy
shower as only a sprinkle there. Mr..
Squires returned to Montpelier
Saturday.
Mrs. Young and family are visit
in Lyman.
Mrs. Carrie Large gave her class
of girls an outing on Mt. Pulaski
last Saturday. They had a fine
time and very much appreciated
their teachers kindness.
The Ladies Aid and the Mission
airy society held meetings Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. BurIeigh, formerly of East
Haverhill has returned from the
West and been visiting friends in
town.
What is the trouble with all our
weather prophets? Our terrible
drouth has thus far been quite the
reverse, and there is no comet to
lay it to either
Mrs. Clifford of Seattle has re-
turned to town after an absence of
p years She formerly lived in the
Henry Talbot house.
Andrew Knapp and family and
Henry Knapp and wife visited at
their fathers last Thursday.
Another severe shower passed
over our village last Thursday in
the early evening, and a pine tree
near the depot was struck by light
ming and split into kindlings, while
the rainrfell in torrents.
Hank" Henderson was badly
hurt while playing ball last Thurs
day by the mask cutting his head.
He was brought in an auto to DR.,
Hazelton s Office where the wound
was dressed.
Henry Talbot picked three nice
cucumbers from his vines July 10,
while Grandma Large brings in first
reports on tomatoes.
The Cutting girls have returned
to Barton. \
Fred Orcgtt and wife left town.
Monday morning.
Electric lights are all right, but |
like the Dutchman's flea, when you
are sure you h ave them they arn't
there.
Thursday seemed to be our crown
ing day for autos.
A deaconess from the Home in
Boston gave an interesting talk in
,he NJ. E. chapel Thursday even
ng.
Mrs. Kimbal has returned from
Bethlehem.
Mrs. Rogers and son Frank spent
heir vacation in Elizabeth, n. j.
Robert Large of Woodsville spent
at H Large's.
Mrs. Mary Carbee is improving
Ter home with a coat of paint.
Morris Holmes and cousin from
.incolr are visitors at the parson- |
.ge.
Fred Wright, wife and sister
pent Sunday at DR.. Hazelton's.
Ms. Udal is entertaining friends |
rom New Jersey.
Samuel Page and wife of New ,
FORK spent Sunday at Charlie
ages.
Mrs. Brock of West Newburv 3
ras in town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens of Melrose
re guests at Laura Pages.
Mrs. Bemis has returned from her :
ass in Bradford. \
Saturday ice cream sale amount
d 20 81. A steady gain each week
Cottage prayer meeting this week
'riday at Frank Morrison's. \
Mrs. Martin was in Plymouth +
and Sunday.
Everett Morrison was home over il
uuday. a
Mr.. Tewksbury was over from
he Pond Monday. /
Mr. Samuel Bean of Lisbon, Mr.. n
rthur Bean of Chicago, Miss Mel j
3 Bean of Detroit, and Mrs. Sarah c
landler of Chandlerville, ILL.,. were a
tests of Dea. Kimball and family C,
st Tuesday Mr.. Arthur Bean j,
as formerly a teacher in our school +
I'd, S. I. Page was one of his pu- n
Wrs. Drummer and baby returned &
her home in Lisbon Saturday. a