The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-09-09

visiting her mother Mrs A F Bishop
Mr. H H Hood of Lowell, Mass. i!
visiting his sister Mrs F L Worthley
Misses Geraldine and Dorothy Manr
of Woodsville are visiting at A
Bishops.
Miss Ethel Fits went to ST. Johns
bury Monday, where she has posi-
1tion in the schools.
Mrs Adeline Cello of Lyme, N. H
is spending the week with her niece
Mrs Walter C Stearns.
Mrs George Woods of Lebanon, N
Sawyer the first of the week.
John B Chase, Editor of the Lyn-
.donville Journal, made a short call
at the Opinion Office, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur McCombs of
North Chelmsford, Mass. have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs F B Morrill,.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard S Hill and
Edward Hill are spending their sum-
mer vacation with Miss Ada B Hart
well
Mr. S D Hartwell, Mrs Mabelle M
Kelley and son Carl are spending
two week with relatives in Inverness,
p. @.
Mrs L d Hammond suffered an at
tack of acute indigestion Sunday
morning, but is comfortable at this
writing.
Miss Katherine Baker, who has
been visiting her aunt Miss Carrie
Stevens, returned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tuesday.
Mrs Jane Whitcher and Mr. and
Mrs F L Brigham of Andover, Mass
were guests of Mrs M M Clark over
Labor Day.
Rev. and Mrs Lambert Alexander
OF Cowansville, P. Q. were guests of
DIR. and Mrs Frederick Fletcher last |
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert blackwell, who |
have been spending the summer at
their sons E A blackwell, returned
TO Worcester, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Forrest st. John and |
Mrs Delbert Hutchinson have been
in Boston this week, attending the
Fall Millinery Openings.
Mrs Carrie Sanderson and grand |
son, who have been visiting her son.
F Fl johnson, have returned to their |
home in Worcester, Mass.
Misses H Vivian Hatch and Ruth f |
Cunningham visited in East Corinth
over Sunday and Labor Day, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs w L Taplin.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Quimby and son
Robert motored up from Keene, N.
II. Sunday, remaining over Labor
Day, Guests of Mr. and Mrs F L Cum
mings.
Mrs Alfred M Gieseler and three
children of Powner, N. D., who have
been spending a week with her sister
Mrs A E Hale, left Saturday for
home.
Messrs. Kenneth Blake, Ben La
Belle, Albert and Frank Merrill left
Tuesday for a motor trip to Old Or {
chard and other beaches along the
Maine coast.
Mr. and Mrs Fred L Worthley and |
daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs Forrest
Allen and Miss Mary Murphy attend
ID the Labor Day celebration at I
Lebanon N. H. J
Mr. and Mrs J f Worthen of Will {
cite, ILL.,, who have been visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs A P Worthen, t
lfter an absence of eleven years, i
eft for home today.
Miss Helen Johnson, who has been
t Camp Neshobe this summer, was
guest at Stonecliff Farm for the
week end, returning to her home in
Mass, Tuesday. r
Messrs. Charles and George Garfield T
nd George Carr motored through /
he st. Lawrence VALLEY last week
amOing at night. They covered -
bout 700 miles stopping at various =
oints Of interest. +,
Mr. and Mrs H P Cunningham of n
Mass. were guests at II
[otel Low, Sunday. Mr. Cunningham -
, the president Of the Vermont Il
utter Stores Inc, which are direct a
eceivers of Vermont dairy products
\ that city. Mr. Cunningham was Il
mployed here at one time in Cum n
ingham's Pharmacy, leaving Brad q
ord about twenty-seven years ago r,
or Springfield. &
Mr. and Mrs A P Worthen and Mr. p
nd Mrs J f Worthen, as guests of a
Ir Frank P Worthen, motored to the p
fountains, Littleton and st. Johnsbury, s
Wednesday. Ia
Miss Helen Winship of Wells River :
Dent several days last week at Mrs F p y
Vorthen's.
A party OF three automobiles drove to l
and climbed Mount Moosilauke y
thursday, Sept, consisting Of Mr. and =
Irs w L Cove. with Miss Fits, Miss @
Iary Chamberlin and Nellie Garfield as =
ilests; Mr. and Mrs Dyson Crother Of En- ;
ED, Mass, Mrs Anderson, and Miss x
1miIv; O Anderson, Mr. and Mrs II W c
hastings, and Miss Ross Of Gardner, I,
lass. and Mr. and Mrs II w Haskins. P
The dav was nearly perfect, but fearfully a
Iot at the foot Of the mountain, growing /
ooler as the party assembled. The visi- y
,ilitv at the summit was very good. 4 90
,leasant strong breeze was blowing stead I
". .
L A Neal and "Bobbie left Tuesday for ?
'hilmont. y. Y where they will remain {
NTH the first Of the week.
II. +. Parker. Bradford, has just g