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

am on Nov. r.
Gertrude Southworth is visiting
her aunt Mrs Harry Howe of Mon
tague City, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Lothrop from
White River Junction made recent
visit at the home of Mrs Selena Jen-
kerson.
Stephen Slack with two chums
visited at the home of his grand
father Alec Slack on his return
from Canada last week.
Mrs Mary Daley, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter Mrs A H Sargent, has gone
to her home in Boston, Mass.
70 Allen is roofing the main part
of his house with asphalt.
Rev. A H Sargent was at the
Mary Hitchcock Hospital at Han
over Saturday and found our Post
Mills patients as comfortable as
could be expected.
E A Cross has purchased r Fl
Hatch's. red barn and moved it to
home quarters.
Mr. Charles Maxham's auction held
Nov. 13 gave him surprises, some
things selling for less and some Tor
more than he expected. The out
come was generally satisfactory
Mrs Gale Bennett and son Roger
Eastman from Barre were at the
Auction.
The Grange Social was a success.
The talk on Smiles" given by the
Secretary, Mrs Sadie Wilson, the
poems given by Mrs Edith Place and
Mrs Nellie Southworth and the music
as a whole, was much enjoyed and
appreciated. The swapping contest
afforded much merriment, Ruth
Hatch winning first prize and Elsie
Porter the BOBBY.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Southworth
and children from West Fairlee Cen
ter were at the Jenkins and John
sons homes Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Kent from
Thetford Center were at A ST.
mond's last week.
Mr. and Mrs C A Adams visited
last week at the home of their son,
A C Adams Of Wilder.
Benefit Society held its last meet
ing with Mrs Clara Knight.
Post Mills wishes to extend SYM
pathy to the members of the family
Of Isaac Messier, who are mourning
the loss of their father.
Mrs S Meade passed peacefully
away at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs L B Allen, during the Sunday
morning service. The body was taken
to Mortified for the funeral service
and interment The relatives and
friends have our deepest sympathy.
Community Church.
The complete list Of officers for
the religious interests of our COM
munity for the ensuing year are as
follows: Clerk, c A Adams; Treas, I
M Hatch; Parish Committee, DR.. L B
Allen, Mrs Laura Upper, Mrs Mary
johnson; Committee on Missions, Mrs
Nelson Douglass, Mrs Phoebe Adams,
Mrs Clara Knight; Evangelism, Alice
Douglass, Mrs Hattie Simonds, Mrs
Myra Hatch; Religious Education,
Sunday School Officers, Social Ser
vice, Mrs Sarah Allis, E S Knight
and R H Hatch.
Topic for mid-week service, EEL
lowshipL"
Two kinds of pledge cards are be-
ing circulated for the support of
religious service, one for the express
sion of individual preference, the
other for support upon general
principle without individual prefer
ence.
Harry Barker escaped what might
have been a serious accident last
Mondav A hold back broke, coming
down High Street and his spirited
horse became manageable, throwing
him from the wagon. The general
proprietor of Colby Inn came to the
rescue, and we are glad to have
nothing more serious to report than
badly shaken up body on the part
J of the driver and dilapidated
wagon.
Rlce-Kent Wedding.
Miss Mildred Kent, formerly of
Thetford Center, was united in mar
riage to Alden Rice Of Springfield, at
Aloha Hive Nov. by Rev. A H Sar-
gent The bride wore a gown CT
white messeline and Georgette crepe
and a niece of the bride acted as
ring bearer Mr. and Mrs Rice will
reside at Springfield. Mrs Rice Is
pleasantly remembered here and her
friends wish much prosperity and
happiness.