The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1911-02-17
Bradford.

Bernard Sawyer Friday.
Matthew Henry spent Sunday
at his old home in Coventry.
F. L. Cummings finished work
in Doe Bros store Wednesday.
Mrs. Lottie Tittimore spent Sun.
day with friends in ST. Johnsbury
Mrs. Charles Parker of Lisbor
spent Sunday with her son, 81. E
Parker.
Mrs. G. M. Marshall is gaining
slowly, having been quite i'll with
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Libbey and
John of Woodsville spent Sunday
in town.
W. w. Rogers of Morristown, N
j., spent Sunday with Miss Lulu
Kennedy. y
Charles Parker of Montpelier
spent Sunday with his father, H
E. Parker.
Frank c. Cove has sold his farm
on the lower plain to Henry Pier
sons of Topsham.
Mrs. G. A. Jenkins is still con-
fined to the house, altho she is
improving steadily.
Frank Lamb and N. F. Lamb
NAoANON u1A % 1AdlhD at LILO w OOoD-
vile hospital Sunday.
Fl. H. Chase of st. Johnsbury,
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Chase.
Miss Effie Moore of Lebanon ar
rives in town today to spend Sun
day with Mrs. A. c. Haskins.
Notice the Burlington Trust Co.'s
statement on page three. This in
stitution is making strong show
ing.
The w. R. C. will serve a sup
per in their hall February % from
five until all are served. Price Is
cents.
Mrs. Lydia Nourse received her
friends quietly at her home on
Tuesday, the occasion being her
seth birthday.
Miss Mabel Stillwell left We'd
nesday to spend several weeks
with Mrs. Edmund LeChance at
Lyndonville.
Mrs. VIM. Roy, daughter Louise
and Mrs. Richards of Pompanoo-
sue, spent the day Saturday with
with Mrs. Angler Grow.
Mrs. E. G. Osgood and son Farm
ham, of Nashua, N. H., arrived in
town Thursday to visit her mo-
Their, Mrs. Roswell Farnham.
Mrs. H. H. Barrett of Littleton,
was in town for the day Tuesday,
coming down to see how severe
ly her father, c. R. Craig, was IN
jured.
Miss Blanche Stranahan has been
quite ill with the grip for several
days, and the primary school,, as
consequence, has been given a
weeks vacation.
The Rebekahs will have a drill
after the regular meeting next
Friday evening. 1t is hoped that
all members of the degree team
will be present.
Col. j. G. Stearns received let
tiers and postals by the score on
his birthday last Saturday. Old
friends also dropped in to con-
graduate him on the event.
Miss Fannie Brigham spent the
day Tuesday with her uncle, f.
L. Brigham, on her way to the
Mary Hitchcock hospital, where
she is about to finish her training
course.
|. L! Bunnell remains seriously
i'll with pneumonia. Carleton John
son, who has been taking care of
him, was obliged to go to his home
on Tuesday, being threatened with
the grip.
Mrs. E. G. Speare arrives in
town today to spend Sunday with
Mrs. j. M. Taylor and Mrs. F.
Fletcher. Prof. Speare came down
from Littleton to attend the game
this evening.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. ROBBIE, OF
Baldwinville, Mrs. Hattie Little
Sanborn of Boston, and Ernest
Little OF Revere, Mass, returned
to their various home on Tuesday,
having come here to attend their
mothers funeral on Sunday.
On Friday evening of this week
Littleton high school basket ball
team will meet Bradford Academy
and a fast game is assured. Lit
championship of northern New
Hampshire, and the home boys
will have to extend themselves 10 |
ward off defeat.
H. Z. Parker arrived in New |
York Friday on the MORO Castle |
and leaving Mrs. Parker in New |
York with relatives, came direct |
ly to Bradford, getting in on the
early morning train on Saturday
The trip was in every |
way a successful and delightful
one, but the New England climate
seems good after the heat OF the
Mexican cities.
If you want anything on time
and are not fussy if it gets there
a little ahead of time go and see
Mr.. Hale, but when you go, it
would be wise not to mentions his
recent trip to Burlington, as we
that he is to repeat
the performance next week. Tues
day morning Arthur put on his
official" black suit and in a SOL
emn and stately manner drove to
the station, boarding the train for
Burlington, where he expected to
meet the executive board of the
Vermont Undertakers' and EN-
1almers' Association, he being the
secretary. There was no accident,
10 premonition of the futility of
he whole affair, but when he got
o Burlington he found he was the :
'nly man on the job, and then, !
N the aWful solitude ~ hia mai !