The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-11-19
PIERMONT.

PIERMONT.
The Chicken Pie Supper last week
Friday evening was well attended.
The committee report about $50 to
be added to the S. A. C. treasury.
Mr. Ed Trask of Concord was a
Sunday visitor in town.
Bernard Underhill left Monday
morning for Keene, with his sister,
to visit few days with relatives.
EV Howard, Oliver Blair and
Clarence Stebbins took an auto trip
to st. Johnsbury Sunday to call on
Ray Howard at Brightlook Hospital.
They report him gaining quite rapid
| ly.
Mr. and Mrs F A ROBBIE, Mrs Edna
Foote and son Claude and Mrs o j
Blair took an auto trip to st. Johns
bury Tuesday.
George Webster, with a gang of
men, are building cement culvert
on the River Road.
The Selectmen have had a new
stove put into the Town Hall which
seems to give satisfaction.
Mr. and Mrs French of Montague,
Mass. are visiting at Herbert Celley's.
Mrs French will be remembered as
Eunice Celley.
Mrs Alice Gould is keeping house
for Mrs Harlow Childs, while she is
away a few weeks on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs DIR. Frank Everett and
Miss Clara Simons of Bradford visited
their nephew, Marden Simons and
wife, last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Sleeper of La
coma, Walter Goodwin of Lakeport
and Mrs Susie Goodwin of Rumney
visited their sister, Mrs H Stet-
son, last Sunday and Monday.
Grange meeting last Saturday even
ing was well attended. The program
was presented by the ladies consist
ing of Songs, REGULATIONS, Readings,
Tableau and Farce, "Mrs Deacon
Spriggs." The members are all very
glad to welcome back Mr. and Mrs A
M Simons, after several months abb
sence.
River Road.
A very enjoyable event occurred
Nov. 10, when Mrs Fred Horton gave
dinner in honor of Mrs Martha
White. the date being the latter's
Goth birthday anniversary. On the
arrival of the guest a group picture
was taken by Fay Worthen on the
lawn. with of course, "Auntie" as
the center of attraction. After this
all the IL ladies sat down to a most
attractively set table, with it's
decorations of gay little ladies gown
ed in green and gold and bearing the
place cards, also a beautiful center
piece of carnations and ferns. Mrs
Horton served a most bountiful and
appetizing dinner, the browning
feature being the birthday cake, which
was borne in blazing with it's 80
tiny candles. Mrs White was very
happy to have with her, besides her
neighbors and friends, her grand
niece. Mrs Walter Peabody and
daughter of Woburn. Mass, and dur
ing dinner received bv telephone
congratulations from her niece Mrs
Isburgh, also of Woburn. Previous
to this she received a message by
telegram from her granddaughter,
Walter Peabody, who was at Wash
ington. D. c. She was also remem-
bered by numerous cards. flowers and
others gifts. After dinner, an hour
of social chat, interpersed by music
on the Victrola. went all too swiftly
by, during which time Mrs White
was the youngest spirit present.
That her hand has not lost its cum
ming, was evidenced by a beautiful
piece of embroidery, which she re-
Gently finished, and which would pct
in the shade many younger workers
endeavors. With the warmest re-
CARDS and heartfelt wishes that she
enjoy many more such anniversaries,
Mrs White was taken leave of in the
late afternoon, all bearing with them
the memory of a most enjoyable
afternoon, and highly appreciative OF
Mrs Horizons and Mrs Peabody and
daughters kind help in making il so.
Mr. Brown and Mr. Morrill, have
both had the misfortune to lose a
horse this past week.
Mrs Peabody and daughter 81
Woburn, Mass. who came up to spend
few davs with Mrs White, returned
to their home Monday.
Quite a big job is being dore IN
the culvert near Mr. Lawrence's ryl
the road agent.
Federated Church.
The Chicken Pie Supper was
financial success and Melted Tire
ladies about $50.
At a recent meeting Of s. A ~
was decided to hold Church Sale.
date given later. Ladies all get
busy.
MUIR AMMAN Dprcc