The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-11-04
Bradford.
Remember Bradford Dance Nov. 10.

George Smith and family are NOV
ing to the Fred Robinson farm in
Piermont, which they recently pur-
chased.
Rev. L Banghart will preach at
West Newbury and Newbury Center
Sunday, Nov. 9th, in morningA and
evening.
Miss Dorothy Wyman from Mont
pelier Seminary spent the week end
with Mrs H w Hastings and Miss
Beatrice Cummings.
Mrs Florence Renfrew, who has
been at Woodsville Cottage Hospital
for several weeks, is gaining and
hopes to be home soon.
Mr. and Mrs A T Piper left the
first of the the week to spend the
winter with their daughter Mrs w G
Walling in Guildhall, VT.
Mr. Frank Hayes of Boston College,
one of Bradford's summer guests, has
recently been elected Grand Knight
of the Boston Council, K. of c.
Mrs Mabel Morse, who has been i'll
with a nervous breakdown" at Mr.
and Mrs F P Worthen's, returned to
her home in Hartford, Thursday.
Miss Clara Woolworth of Montclair,
N. j. and Miss Edith C Cameron of
West Somerville, Mass. were week
end guests of Mrs VIM. E Mumler.
Col. H E Parker, Miss Sara K Par
ker, Mr. and Mrs Charles Parker and
son, Harry left Tuesday morning by
automobile for Stratford, Conn. en-
route for Miami, Fla.
Mrs Walter c Stearns entertained
her sister Mrs Dean ellison and Mrs
Mutt, Dist. Deputy of Springfield, Vt.
last Wednesday. They were in town
to attend the District meeting of the
w. R. c.
Mrs Mabel V Caldwell of Burling-
ton, Vice-president of the Rebekah
Assembly, made an official visit to
Naomi Rebekah lodge last Friday
evening. At close of meeting, re-
freshments were served.
A large crowd of "rooters' accom-
panied the basket ball team to New
bury Wednesday evening, and witness
ed a clean, well-played game, New !
bury VS.. Bradford, which resulted in
B. A. winning the first game of the /
season with a score of % to Z.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs c R
Craig will be sorry to hear that their
grandson, Robert Barrett of Allston,
Mass, while playing at school re-
at present Robert is in the Eye and
Ear Infrmary in Boston for treat
ment.
The State Councillor, Mrs Wiley of
and State Jr. P. c., Mrs
Drown of Lyndon, with five other
attended the meeting of
Liberty Council S. & d. of L. We'd
nesday evening. At close of the
light refreshments were
served
Plans for celebrating the 15Oth
of the founding Of the ,
College Church at Hanover, N. H. are :
taking definite shape. The celebra-
lion begins Saturday night and con- \
.inues through Monday Rev. Will :
lam P Merrill of the Brick Church, .
New York City, will preach the in :
itallation sermon. All members of {
he Hanover community, whether at :
endants Of the College Church or ?
lot, and all friends of the church in y
communities are invited 7
o all the meeting in connection with p
he anniversary except the supper on =
1onday evening. On account Of re- Fl
tricted quarters the invitations to n
his will necessarily be restricted. :,
There has just been held at Tulsa, n,
kla. a horse show of great promin- n
nee. Some of the best riding
orses in the u. S. are owned there. :,
he exhibition extracted great atten- F.
on. Miss Evadene Love, the grand r.
aughter Of Mr. w H Johnson, whose n
INNER home is at South Newbury, ~
,de a mount which took the End II
-emium in one Of the principal g,
rents, winning blue ribbons, a $40 e.
.ize and a silver pitcher during the II
,rse show. Miss Love rode and is So
Ie owner of Dosage Morgan" a beau ma
full, full-blooded Morgan, which rr,
any of our readers win remember or
wing seen her ride here in Brad II,
rd w,
A half a dozen auto loads of people fr,
tended the chicken pie supper at di,
est Bradford last Friday evening, so
ID all pronounced it a most enjoy
lie affair. A bounteous repast was g
rived by the Willing Workers or
nization Of the South Road Great Fa
edit i due the few people who
d to do the major part of the int
,rk. In delicacies a table Of choice, NJ,
me-made candies for sale, was SIN
esided over by Mrs Pendleton. siz
anks are due all the workers, but Tee
oecially to the one who practically