The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-08-29
VERSHIRE.
( DeferredO

A son was born August 3rd to Mr.. anC
Mrs. b. B. Titus.
Rev. George B. Drake of Kansas City
is visiting old time friends and parishioners
here. He left Vershire nineteen years ago
After a pastorate here of five years, and
! this is his first visit to the place.
Frank Miles is working at Windsor foI
the same Company as when in Hanover
Mrs. Ford and little son of Windsor
have been the recen1 guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Kimball. Mrs
kimball is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mis-. Sherman Melendy who
recently moved from here to Norwich,
have been spending some time here and
he has been purchasing some COWS for
shipment to Massachusetts,.
A sister of Samuel Kicker is visiting
here She is accompanied by her hus-
band and children.
The pastor and members of the Advent
Church have been in attendance at the
camp meeting at w. r. Junction and there
have been no services at the Church the
last two Sabbaths.
The County Road Commissioner was
in town recently and advised in regard to
state work on the highway.
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the meeting at Burlington.
Mrs. Sadie Hutchinson of East Orange
has recently visited her mother, Mrs.
Eva Parkley.
Miss Louise Billings is spending a
vacation with relatives in Lebanon, n. H.
Mr.. and Mr.. Job Cleary of Ports
mouth, NH, have been the guests of her
father Daniel johnson and other relatives
in town.
Mrs. Sarah Sloan is spending a two
weeks vacation with relatives here.
Mr.. A. Hoyt is having new roofing
placed on a part of his buildings by Mr..
Cook of West Fairlee.
w. H. Orr and Edwin Pend carried
auto loads of people to the A. c. camp
meeting Sunday, which was the last day
Of the meeting.
"Old Home Week" at Oh, lsea last
week drew many from Vershire to enjoy
the exercises there. Why not an "Old
Home Week" for Vershire, which is an
olde. town than Chelsea?
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Parker who have
been spending their vacation with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parker have
returned to Leominister, Mass.
B. f. Morgan and Mr.. Vancor are
cutting the hay on the Colburn place.
L. p. Brown, Harold and Viola Brown
of Cornish Flat, N H. were up to attend
Church last Sabbath, coming by auto.
They were former residents of Vershire.
The dry weather continues and water
is very scarce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reeves of Hart
ford called on friends here last week.
In the absence Of the pastor, Rev. W. L.
Bissell last Sabbath, Rev. Carl Corwin
preached at the Congregational Church,
giving a very interesting and appreciated
discourse. Mr.. Corwin has lately re-
turned from Porto Rico where he has
been engaged in missionary work during
the past two years.
\ large audience gathered at the Church
Sabbath evening to listen to Rev. George
b. Drake, a former pastor of the Church
here.
John Sleeper Of Manchester, y. II. is
the guest Of his brother, Byron Sleeper.
Charles Stanley is driving the r. +. ID.
Route as substitute for the regular carrier,
{. b. Harding.
Rev. Carl Corwin is to give a free
ecture at tn Church next Sabbath evening.
subject, Porto Rico and what the Gospel
has done for its people. The lecture will
De very interesting as well as instructive
md we hope there will be a large attend |
lnce.
Blackberries are very plenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Of New Jersey, /
riends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Spears
rave visited them recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Orr attended the /
uneral of Rev. Lucien Clark at STAFFORD /
asst week.
Rev. A. B. Blanchard returned from
amp meeting Monday.