The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-05
Bradford.

Hector Obie of Bellows Falls was
in town the first of the week.
Judge and Mrs R N Darling spent
the week end with relatives in Groton.
Albert M Merrill and Kenneth d
Blake motored to Burlington, We'd
nesday.
Mr. Estus A Morrill, of Wellfeet,
Mass. is visiting his brother Frank
lin B Morrill,.
Miss Vivian Hatch left Thursday to
visit relatives in Rumney, Laconia
and Keene, N. H.
Miss Mildred Robertson of Pena-
cook, N H. is visiting her aunt Miss
Olivia McDuffee.
Mr. Lester Winch of Taunton, Mass.
was a guest of his sister Mrs E A
blackwell last week.
Mrs. L A Wheeler of Bristol, Conn.
arrived Thursday to spend few days
with Mrs w w Rogers.
Mrs R l. Burroughs and family of
Penacook, N. H. are visiting rela-
lives in town, for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs John Adams and party
of Lyndonville spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs R A Emerson.
Mrs Frank E Bagley and grandson
of Manchester, N. H. are spending
two weeks with Mrs ] E Marshall
Andross Lamb left Saturday to
spend a two weeks vacation with his
brother Franklin in Landau, N. H.
Rev. and Mrs H J Kilbourn of
Stoneham, Mass. are spending week
in town, guests of Miss Sara Parker.
Mr. Dixi F Worthen and family of
St. Johnsbury visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs A P Worthen, last week
The engagement is announced of
Mr. Frederick James Waters of Bos-
ton, Mass. to Miss Leila Agnes
Powers.
Mr. and Mrs Charles F Johnson, who
have been spending two weeks in
town, returned to Watertown, Mass. 4,
Saturday.
Miss Abbie Hutchinson finished
work at Wards Variety Store, Satur-
day, and Miss Mabel Davis is taking
her place.
Hon. w B C Stickney of Rutland,
one of the leading attorneys of the
State, was guest at Hotel Low Sun
day night.
Mrs Gladys Ruger, who has been
visiting her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs w Cummings, returned to
New York on Saturday.
Earle Hutchins of Cliftondale,
Mass, who has been spending
week with his cousin H F Hutchins,
left Monday for Barre.
Mrs c H Peters and daughter Ruth
of Denver, Colo. arrived in town Mon
day, and will visit hes niece Mrs F P
Worthen for a few weeks.
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Laconia, N H. and Frank f Bagley
and family of Manchester, N. H. were
guests of Mrs Jennie E Marshall,
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs Frank Lamb have re-
turned from their annual visit at
their sons in Rochester, N. H. Their
grandsons, Andross and Nelson, re-
turned with them.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Stanley of st.
Johnsbury were in town Monday, en-
route for California. They are max
ing the trip in their automobile, and
with camping outfit, plan to stop at
various points of interest along the
way. +
Mrs M M Clark, who has been
,pending several weeks in Ithaca, N. T
z. and Bad Axe, Mich, returned home {
Friday. Mrs Clark visited her par i
ents, Capt. and Mrs f H Nye, in {
clover on her way home and found F
hem nicely.
Stanley White, grandson of w f F
Crafts, who is in Children's hospital 7
n Boston, is reported as doing nice +,
y. His arm was left helpless by in b
antile paralysis Stanley will be in il
he hospital for several months as
ther operations will follow. il
Miss Abby Snow Belden of Tahoma .
amp Jr. was given a surprise BIRTH Ii
ay party by the Councillor staff of G
,ahoma Tuesday evening at the 81
.utorest Inn, Piermont, n. H. Miss ii
nina Coale, director of the Tahoma p,
amps and Miss Alice Gall, head p
ouncilor at Tahoma Junior were also lie
nests of honor at the dinner. Twenty m
4 all partook of a delicious steak q
inner with French fried potatoes,
veet corn, tomatoes, coffee, ice tu
ream and cake. Stories, songs and %
ancing were enjoyed after the repast ar
veryone voted the affair a huge ii
lcess. &C
Miss Abbie Hutchinson has accept Fl