The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-03
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Frank Jewell returned from his
visit to Manchester Tuesday morn
ing.
Louis Lavoie is helping on wood
work and repairing in the Black
smith shop with H H Washburn.
Fred Wilkinson was in the place
Wednesday calling on old friends to
say goodbye before starting for
California.
Willis Kelly of Pike was in the
place Tuesday hunting.
DR.. ,Ladd of Wentworth was called
to see Mrs Frank Chase and Mrs P j
Glidden the first of the week.
Mrs Mary Tyler and daughter
Hattie have closed their house for
the winter and gone to Woodsville
to stay with Mr. and Mrs Frank
Harrington.
Jack King returned to his home
in Concord last of the week, after
spending a week or more deer hunt
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Derosia and
daughter Arlene and Mary Ann Teb-
bits came down from Littleton to
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Mrs Louis Black was in Warren
Wednesday shopping.
Mrs Bell Burch of Detroit, Mich.
is visiting C A Caswell and family.
Miss Marion Little of Lockmere
was a guest at C A Caswel's Satur-
day night and spent Sunday with
other relatives in the place, and at
tended preaching services at the
School House.
Mrs Mamie Clement came up with
Rev. S B Enman Sunday afternoon
and presided at the organ at the
services.
Mr. and Mrs Truman Hale were
guests at H H Washburn's Thanks
giving, also Fred Barker and Loren
20 Jewell of Manchester.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Merrill and
daughter Madeline of Barnstead are
visiting relatives in the place.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Gould attended
funeral of a relative in Piermont
the first of the week.
Mrs Archie Paradise of Canada is
visiting her daughter Mrs Peter
Lavoie.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Chassen, Helen
and Edward offended the Movies at
Warren Thanksgiving Day, "Huckle-
berry Finn"
Mr. and Mrs H H Washburn, Mr.
and Mrs Louis Black and Fred Bar
ker motored to Warren Saturday
night to do some shopping and at
tend the Movies.
E B Pike was in the place the
first of the week on business.
Mrs o Conner is helping Mrs Leon
Gould with her work.
Roy Belyea is sick with tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs Truman Hale are to
go to Twin Mountain to spend the
winter, Monday. Their many friends
are sorry to have them go away and
hone they may return in the Spring.
Miss Bertha Day went home We'd
nesday night to spend Thanksgiving,
returning Sunday noon.
Miss Manola Cutting and Louis
Pike were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Pike Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Pike spent
Thanksgiving with Fred Pixies lam
ilv at Pike.
William Seely was in Woodsville
Friday on business.
Mike Fillien and Alphonso Layoie
are working for Moosilauke Bobbin
Co.
Leo Lavoie and Phil Glidden meteor
ed to st. Johnsbury Sunday.
Mr. Skinner has been doing some
carpenter work for Mr. and Mrs Ger !
aid Simpson at the Henry Martin
place. q
Mr. and Mrs Earl Ramsey attended
the Movies at Warren Saturday |
night and motored to Pike Sunday to
see Mr. Ramsey's parents.
Mrs Louis Black is working in the .
office at Pike again after a short ,
vacation
Mrs James Brier has returned from |
her visit with her sister at New
Market, N. H.
Harry Henderson is on the sick
list at State Sanitorium, and Walter
jenkins is driving the stage for him.
Roy Bowles is driving team for
State Sanitorium. also Clifton Whit
cher.
Mrs Fl II Washburn was on the
sick list the first of the week with q
severe cold and neuralgia.
Mrs Frank Chase is worse and is
going TO Hanover Hospital for Great
ment Tuesday morning. Her many
friends hone for speedy recover.
Mrs Bell Burch went to East
Haverhill to visit her niece Mrs AL
bert Morse first of the week.
Sidney Shelly took Mr. Hale's house
hold goods by truck to Twin Noun
tain Monday morning.
Fred Barker finished his work
painting, papering and white wash
ing the tenements belonging to Mr.
+ b Pike on Saturday night.
Mrs Rollins is working for Frank
Chase's family
Madeline Merrill of Barnstead is
visiting her grandmother Fifield and
Uncle Wilson Fifield.
w. w. Sewing Circle meets with
Mrs Leona Seelv Wednesday after
noon. Dec. LIST. II is hoped that all
members that can will be present.
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