The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-10-10
PIERMONT.

On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday of next week we will have on
consignment large and selected line of
ladies', misses and children's suits. coats,
dresses, skirts and waists. Blake & Cum
mings Co., Bradford, Vt.
Several from here expect to at
tend the opening number of the
Bradford Entertainment Course
next Thursday evening the 10th,
the famous Boston Musical Club
being the attraction.
Miss Elizabeth Stanley, who for
the past five months has been liv-
ing at her grandson's, Mr.. Ollo
Stanley, observed her Goth birth
day Oct. 9Th. She is remarkably
well preserved old lady, passing her
time sewing and reading. Shelhas
pieced the cover for a quilt this
summer and about thirty of her
friends gathered at the home of
Mr.. Stanley Tuesday afternoon to
help her tack it. She was seated
at the quilt doing her share with
the rest. The youngest to assist
was her great granddaughter Media
Stanley, aged 9 years. Even the
Ministers put in a few stitches.
Mrs. Stanley served a dainty lunch
Grandma received 70 cards of con-
graduation, also flowers and many
useful articles.
Oct. 18th being Columbus day
legal holiday, the schools in Pier
mont will not keep.
Rev. Mr.. Dickerman s son, who
has recently returned from abroan,
arrived in town Saturday.
John Ames is home on the sick
list.
Louise and Ernest Stefson are
visiting at their father s.
We are pleased to see the flags
displayed on the village school
buildings again.
River Road.
Mrs. Efie Foote is in Boston |
this week, going on the excursion
Saturday. Mr.. Foote'S mother
has been visiting him.
Mr.. Scion Partridge and family
have moved to No. HaveIhill. Mr..
Partridge having finished his year
at Mr.. Towle s.
A. w. Benner of Durham Col
lege, who is to be director of Graf
ton County Dairying Demonstra-
ton, was in town this week.
Mrs. Clark and Judson were in
Woodsville last week, to attend the
Fair for the Cottage Hospital.
The Cooperative Creamery has
again started business with Mr..
Fred Dodge as butter-maker and
Several from our road
have become its patrons, and we
hope more may soon decide to do
the same, thereby helping to build
up our own town industries, as well
as benefitting themselves. We see
no reason why this new undertake
ing cannot be an assured success
{ a strong sense of honor and faith
'ulness is sustained by both parties !
Mr.. Fred Horton was in White |
River Junction Teusday, to attend ,
l big auction of registered cattle.
he went by auto with Mr.. Bickford {
If Bradford.
After enduring frost, soaring ]
Wind, and other calamities, the in
ilage corn is about all in land so :
re some of the farmers, financially. !
Congregational Church Notes. j
Mrs. Martha Camp atten ded the
Vest Grafton Co. S. S. Association {
Convention, at Lyme, Tuesday, in e
er capacity as one Of the County a
Ulcers.
The annual chicken pie supper I
rill be given at the Town Hall next
Wednesday evening, by the ladies i,
the Social Gathering society.
here will be entertainment. I,
There will be a reception for the e,
.ome Department at the parson-
ye next Tuesday afternoon.
Brook Road. bi
Mrs. Robert Peavey and Miss /,
earl Knapp of Bradford spent Il
lnday with their parents, Mr.. an
Id Mrs. A. A. Knapp. ~
Albert A. Knapp lost a good y
ork horse recently by his getting CIV