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

V. W. Davis attended the Morrisville
fair Thursday.
CIV. Brown of Warren, N. H., was in
town Saturday.
Miss Bertha Stillson of Proctor is Wis
iting Miss Ina Swift.
A. w. Peters has been confined to the
house this week with malaria.
Rev. w. Bollens of New York called
on Mrs. F. K. Prescott recently.
Mrs. Martha Hutchinson of Plainfeld
visited her aunt, Mrs. F. K. Prescott.
Mrs. Jennie Carter and Miss Eliza ].
George were in st. Johnsbury Wednesday.
Died in Bradford August Is, 1913, EN-
aline c. Sleeper, aged u years, a sister of
Ira Low.
Miss Margaret Shea and sister of Tur-
ner's Falls visited Miss Maude Wilson
Tuesday.
Don't forget the Fair Week Dance in
Village Hall. Mayo's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Miss Iona Fits is home from Lakeport
and entertained Mrs. Peabody from Iowa
over Sunday.
Frederick Follansby of Guildhall is
spending few days with his sister, Mrs.
T. A. Chase.
Mrs. C. E. Hartman and Robert Full
ton of East Corinth are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. E. T. Smith.
Mrs. A. B. Wilson and daughter Ruth
ella of Wilmette, ILL.,, called on friends in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Taylor left on Thursday to spend
the week end with Rev. and Mrs. T. A.
Smith in Groton.
Mrs. Sidney Kenyon and daughter of
Lynn are visiting her niece, Miss Mabel
Nye, this week.
Mrs. Alexander Smith and Miss Mural
Robinson of Penacook are visiting Frank
P. Chase and wife.
Mr.. Amos E. Woodwork of Braintree,
Mass, is visiting his son, Rev. +. A.
Woodwork and family.
John Sleeper of Manchester and Joseph
Sleeper of Nershire were lguests OF +. II.
Fits and wife last week.
The Bradford Brass Band will have
charge of the music at the Worlds falr at
Tunbridge, Sept. %, "a and 70.
Mrs, +. A. Temple and daughter Helen
of Dorchester are spending few days
with her brother, w. T. Norcross.
Mrs. f. A. Woodwork and son Maui
rice returned from Peru Saturday, having
spent the summer with her parents.
Miss Carrie f. Norcross returned home
Wednesday, after spending month IN
Boston, Provincetown and Revere Beach.
Mrs, Henry Dodd, Miss Ethel Dodd
and Miss Humphrey of Belmont. Mass,
have been guests at the Bungalow this
week. 80.
Miss Ina Swift, who has been visiting
Miss Stillson at their summer home at
Thompsons Point, Lake Champlain, re-
4,,ryo Cd homo TupS6aV
Miss Bertha Wilkins of Greenfield is
spending the week with Miss Frances
Clark. The girls both attend Pratt In
stitutein Brooklyn.
Henry Bushaw and wife have moved
into one of the tenements back OF Porter
a Worthen's store. Bert Beede has
moved into their house.
Charles Haskins is spending the week
in camp in the northern part OF the state.
Cora Wakeman of Newport is visiting
h9r uncle, O. f. Sisco and wife.
Mrs. Walter f. Davis and Stewart OF
Waltham were in town over Sunday.
Stewart will spend few weeks with his
grandparents, L. S. Erwin and wife.
Leonard S. Hill and wife retured to
their home in Lawrence Monday, having
spent two weeks with their parents, 5. ID.
Hartwell and wife. They travelled in their
Buick car. t
The band boys have secured Prof. Al t
len, the expert manipulation of the moving S
picture machine, to give an entertainment {
in Village HALL next Monday and Tues |
day. evenings.
DR.. Richard S. True of Marblehead,
with his daughter, Mrs. Bergeson and
baby Ruth of Newton, arrived in town
Wednesday to visit his cousins, w. {.
Johnson and wife.
Iona Myrtle Fits, daughter of Frank
R. Fits and wife of Bradford, and Fred
Howe Gale of East Montpelier, were
married at the brides home Thursday
noon, August 2Sth. They will make ,
heir home in Plainfeld, where the bride !
mas been successful teacher for several
years.
Mrs. Russell Barstow entertain
ID friends from Boston and YER :
shire last week Thursday at picnic i
1T the Bliss Grove.