The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-11-18
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BRADFORD. VI.
PIERMONT.

Mr. and Mrs Ray Howard left Tues
day afternoon for few days visit
in West Burke and St. Johnsbury.
Irene Day went to Keene last
week Thursday to visit her aunt Mrs
Homer Ames and family.
Miss Gustie Palmer came Tuesday
morning from Wilder to care for
little Enid Howard, while her father
and mother are away.
Ernest Day, Clinton Stetson, Bern
ard Horton and Bernard Underhill
were in West Newbury several days
last week pressing hay.
p Metcalf was on the sick list
last week with stomach trouble.
George Webster was in Woodsvllle
on business last Saturday.
Howard & Ames have moved the
creamery ice house down the hill
several feet.
The Sunday school social, given by
the Blues last Wednesday evening,
was we'll attended and a good time
reported.
New Hampshire people, especially
Haverhill, ought to feel quite proud
of Senator Keyes' wife, after reading
the glowing sketch of her in last
Sundays Post. 1t is hoped Piermont
library will have a copy of her latest
book 1.-THE Career of David Noble"
Prof. E C Barton of Claremont was
| in town last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Howard were
Sunday guests of o j Blair and fam
lily.
H F Stetson was out early Tuesday
morning with his snow pillow and
cleaned the sidewalks, also made
nice paths in all the door yards.
MANY Thanks"
River Road.
| Mrs Eliza Bean, who has been
visiting her son Benjamin in Will
Jamestown, Mass. for some weeks, re-
turned to her home at Mrs Clark's
last week.
Mrs Elsie Peabody and daughters,
Gretchen and Mildred, of Waban,
Mass, Mr. Fred Isburgh of Boston,
and Irving Croker of Providence, h
|, arrived Saturday at Fred Hor-
toms. They came to celebrate Mrs
Whites birthday, and at the dinner
on the 18th the birthday cake came
in blazing with 81 tiny candles, pro-
claiming that "Auntie" had arrived
at that discreet age. She was the re-
cipient of many remembrance from
friends, and the best wishes of ev-
eryone that knows her. We are pleas
ed to report that her health is bet
ter now than during the summer.
Roy Carman and VIM Blaisdell at
tended the annual meeting of the
Grafton County Farm Bureau held at
i I,.4 C,A,,r1axr M Tor a
Sr. and wife went also to consult Mr.
Carman's physician Dr. Spear.
Herbert Rush has closed his labors
with Mr. Swain and moved to Warren
Mrs Zillah Brooke and children OF
West Fairlee were visitors a few
DAYS last week at Albion Smiths.
Fred Robinson has moved his fam
lily to his home for the present or
the Brook Road and Mr. Smith is NOV
ing in.
Mr. and Mrs Hewitt Carman left
Wednesday for Boston, where MI
Carman goes for treatment. He doe.
not gain in health as his family and
friends wish he might.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Underhill have
been visiting relatives in Stewards
town for the past week or so.
Winter, which has been dallyinp
around in a faint manner for several
DAYS, arrived Tuesday morning with
nearly a six inch fall of snow. Looks
rs though we might have an old
fashioned Thanksgiving.
Deferred
On the evening of Friday, the 5th
nearly a hundred of the friends and
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs Fayette
Worthen congregated at the Town
Hall and gave them a reception. II
was given as a surprise. which was
nearly complete. Mr. and Mrs Worthen
with Mr. and Mrs Musty received the
congratulations Of those present,
after which Mr. Orlo Stanley, in be-
half of those present, presented the
couple with a sum of money. Mr.
Worthen fittingly returned thanks,
not only for this testimonial, but for
the kindness shown him during his
recent trouble, and to those, who
during haying assisted him. Refresh
ments were served, after which.
promenading and a social time were
enjoyed by all.
Federated Church.
The Congregational Church has re-
Gently had a thorough house clean
ing and re-furbishing the walls new
IN kalsomined a soft brown with a
dark brown dado set off by a band
Of gold. The wainscotted ceiling
and the pews have received a coat Of
varnish. and old church looln all
dressed up. The work was done by
Perkins Of Fairlee The horse sheds
have been thoroughly repaired and
some new ones built. This cost about
$500. but has been nearly all met by
users Of the sheds, as all appreciate
the need Of a storm-proof shed for
their horses.
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