The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1920-12-03
Bradford.

Mr. and Mrs F H Bickford visited
in Dover, N. H. last week.
Leo E Mcclure is clerking IN
Church G. Hutchins store.
Mr. and Mrs Fred S Louanls Oh
BELLOWS Falls were in town over Sun
day. IT, va
Mrs Cora Waterman OF Union VII III
Iage is visiting her sister Mrs u W
Mrs H C Wyman is spending a few
DAYS with friends in Pompanoosuc
this week.
A letter from Mrs w E Crafts on
their trip to California will be found
on page Z.
Bertha Avery of Corinth has come
to spend the winter with Mrs FRED
l. Cummings.
Miss Ada B Hartwell spent Thanks
giving with her sister Mrs l. Hart
well in Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs Addie Carpenter of wells
River spent Thanksgiving with ner
sister Mrs Ella K Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs Aubrey Strong of St.
Johnsbury spent Sunday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs John c Strong.
Mrs Matte Humphrey and daugh-
ter Clytie visited her daughter, Mrs
Walter Scruton. in Groton, last week. !
Mr. and Mrs Frank B Champany
and daughter, Azilda, spent Thanks
giving with her parents in East Bar
net.
Mr. and Mrs w H Chase of Han
over, n. H. spent Thanksgiving with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Warren
Davis.
Mrs A ] Bero and daughter, who
have been spending two weeks with
her parents, returned to Burlington
Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Emerson was taken
to the Mary Hitchcock Hospital,
Hanover, Tuesday, for an operation
for appendicitis.
Miss Abbie Ellis of Union Viii
1age, who taught in the Primary
School last year, visited Mrs G W
Carleton Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Van Patten of Bur
lington, State Supervisor of Red
Cross Nurses, spent Tuesday with
Miss Elizabeth Cain.
Dexter M Renfrew is driver on the ,,
r. R. Express team as his
father, Harry Renfrew, is confined TO ,
the house by illness. :
Read the Adv. of the Bailey Music :
Rooms on page 6. This opening, which +,
begins next Monday, promises to be !
a big event in Bradford. !
Earl j Thompson, one of the worlds
best athletes, and w Bassett, :
champion sprinter, both of Dart =
mouth College, were guests of Harold
G Avery on Thanksgiving Day. :
The funeral services of Mrs Flor r
ence Bradley Needham of Haverhill, !,
Mass, daughter of George Bradley of -
this nlace, was held in the Sawyer .
Memorial Chapel, Sunday at 2 O'clock. I
The Girls Basket Ball team, con- :
sitting of Lillian Stillwell, Ruth -
Kenyon, Helen Blake, Margaret Jen- ="
Sins and Henrietta Murphy, play the .
Girls team of Woodsville High this !
Friday evening at Woodsville. 9,
About seventy couples attended the /,
Concert and Dance on Thanksgiving =
Eve. under the auspices of the Local :,
POST of The American Legion. The :,
,oys wish to thank all those who in =
my way contributed to the success 9,
# this enjoyable affair. ~
A large company enjoyed the Hash y,
supper, served by the Clover Leaf D
irange, and the program, which fol- :,
owed, consisting of readings and
music, on Saturday evening. good "
UNI of money was realized from the I
upper and sale of articles, in the
all.
James H Armstrong; body was
rcught from Springfield, Mass. on
tuesday for burial. Mr. Armstrong Il
,as a former resident of Bradford W
nd lived on the South road. Burial Il
'as in the cemetery on Upper Plain,
lev. O,J Anderson officiating. The
i'd Fellows burial service was con- l.,
ucted by members of Champion =.