The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-10-10
VERSHIRE.
Millinery Opening Oct. IA, Is.
Florence Titus, Vershire, vt.

Mrs. Parshley is spending the
week with relatives in Washington
Miss Minnie Sleeper returned
from her visit in Manchester, N
H. last week.
Miss Florence Titus has returned
from Boston where she has been
attending the millinery openings
there.
Some repairs have been made on
the church at the village.
The Selectmen have repaired the
bridge near the Dickey corner.
Mrs. Brown and family have
moved back to their farm in YER
shire.
Mrs. Warren Tuller and friend,
Mrs. Blake have visited in Barre
and Montpelier the last of the week.
There was a party at the Hall
Friday night for Miss Carrie Oar
ling, who returns to her college
work in Boston this week.
B. F. Morgan is drawing corn
fodder from G. D. Mattoon's which
he bought at the auction last week.
Joseph Barstow is visiting rela-
tives at Union Village.
Mr.. Hoyt is having his house
painted,
Mr.. Muzzy from Newbury, is
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Clar-
ence Muzzy.
Mrs. Muzzy is visiting her sister
in Newbury.
G. E. ShanIy has been driving
the R. F. D. route for a few days,
while Mr.. Harding's automobile
has been out of commission.
L. G. Aldrich has been therecent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, B. F. Fuller.
The A. G.. Advent conference
closed last Sabbath, the visiting
ministers and delegates returning
to their homes Monday.
G.. B. Titus and family visited
relatives in Hanover last week.
The neighbors and friends Of
Mrs. A. w. Hoyt gave her a pleas
ant surprise party one evening last
week which she greatly appreciated.
F. j. Alderman took an auto
party to South Ryegate Wednesday
evening of last week.
Ernest Alderman made two trips
to Ely station to carry passengers
Saturday.
James Lawliss is working at Pike
Hill.
Miss Julia Church has been
spending some time with relatives
in New Hampshire.
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Mrs. l.. S. Speare has been max
ing visiting trip with rsIssives
and friends.
The name of the upper village
teacher is said to be Mrs Fifead
and not Sargent, as reported.
Parties from New London, NJ H.
are living at the Orr farm.
A good many from here attended
the World S Fair at Tunbridge and
the Washington Fair.
The glorious beauty of the
autumn foliage is now seen in all its
splendor and brilliant eoloring.
The creamery is now cunning
only every other day.
During the dry time this summer
several new wells have been dug in
town, to procure a supply of water.
The recent drouth has been the
most severe ever known here.
Mrs. Julia Darling is having a
silo built on the Moses Spear place
recently vacated by Sherman Me-
lendy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Lathrop
spent a recent Sabbath in Chelsea,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Walker. Mrs. Walker is a sister of
Mr.. Lathrop.
Mrs. Stacy's mother, Mrs. Davis
has given up her home in Chelsea
and gone to live with her son, Rev.
George Davis.
The dance at the hall Friday
evening, drew IFS usual crowd,
number coming from West Fairlee
and other places.
Mrs. Freeman Church has recent
ly entertained a sister from Pena-
cook, n. H.
The Advent Christian Confer
ence is to be held with the church
in Yershire, and began Its session
Oct. 2, continuing over the follow
ing Sunday. A large attendance is
expected. The conference meet
ings will be held in the newly dedi-
Gated church at South Vershire.
Mrs. Dexter Moody was injured
and the wagon broken one day last
week, when in avoiding a passing
team her horse backed from the
road over a steep bank.
Mrs. Waldron, widow of the late |
Rev. j. ID. Waldron. who has been /