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

Mr. and Mrs Blake and Mr. Lane of
Mass. gave moving picture show and
vaudeville It w. w Hall Monday and
| Tuesday nights with free dance ate.
the show.
Mr. Guy ingalls, and son Roy of Nor
way, Me. were guests at H H Wash
burns Tuesday. coming by auto.
Mrs Philip DeroSia and two sons
from East Haverhill visited her mother
several days the past week.
Frank Jewell was in Warren Monday
night on business.
|. Mrs Alice Eaton and Mrs Mamie
Clement of Warren were guests at c A
Caswell's Tuesday evening.
Mrs Leon Gould is boarding several
transfers, who are working for Cum
mings Construction Co. at State SAM
torium.
Warren Connect of Ashland was in
the place to see his children and Frank
Jewell, Thursday.
Frank Chase is entertaining his
brothers family from Bath N. H. for
a few days.
II H Washburn, Fred Barker and
Frank Jewell motored to Warren We'd
nesday night
Frank Miles. boss carpenter at State
Sanitorium, has his family with him
living in a camp.
Mr. Pero of Wentworth was in the
place Wednesday on business.
Mrs John Lavoe and daughter Dora
were in Woodsville last of the week.
Fay Beede of Meredith was in the
place first of the week on business.
Mr. Whipple of Littleton is running
the boarding house for Cummings Con-
struction Co. at State Sanitorium.
Mrs A ID Martin of Woodsville spent
Friday with H II Washburn. Doris
Martin returned to Woodsville with her
mother.
A special meeting of willing Workers
was held at the Hall Friday night, to
appoint dance committee for three
months, also janitor. William Seely
was elected and Mrs Seely as assistant
H H Washburn was elected janitor
for three months.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Gould and three
children motored to Piermont Sunday
with Fl H Washburn.
Muriel McKeag OF Piermont is spend
ing week with her cousin Althea
Gould.
MIR and Mrs C 1 Swain and daughter
Helen We're guests at c A Caswelrs.
Sunday.
? Jack King was in the place Saturday,
a guest of Peter Lavoie's family.
Blanche Lavoie is visiting her aunt
Mrs Jack King in Concord.
Mr. and Mrs John Morrison, son
Charlie and twin babies, Helen and
Ellen. and Melvin Welch of Newfound
Lake were guests at Fred Chasson's,
Sunday.
The dance at w w Hall Thursday
night was well patronized. Sargent's
orchestra of Plymouth furnished eX-
cellent music.
Miss Derosia of Plymouth is guest
of Dora Lavoie for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs William Fortier and
bqby of East Haverhil were guests of
Mr. and Mrs Ollie Shelly, Sunday.
Rev Miller and wife held services at
the school house Sunday afternoon.
They plan to come every last Sunday
OF the month, weather permitting.
Charlotte and Geraldine Connect of
Manchester, who have been boarding
at Fl Fl Washburn's. have gone to Ash
land to visit relatives before returning
to Manch ster.
Mr. ard Mrs Walter Kimhall of Rum
ney and two friends were Sunday
visitors at TT II Washburn's.
Mr. Skinner. who went to California
last winter. has returned and is work
ing for Cummings Construction Co.
Herbc rt Houghton OF Fairlee attend
ed the dance at the Hall Thursday
night.
Madeline Merrill is visiting her aunt
in Woo lsvlle this week.
Mr. and Mrs John Lavoie. Dora and |
Eugene and Mrs Leon Gould attended |
the dance at East Haverhill Friday |
night.
Mrs William Ladeau entertained T
relatives last week.
Walter Webster. who runs the saw
ut the saw mill, cut his hand badly
morning.
DR. Clark, veterinary, Woodsville. was
a business visitor at Glencliff the first
" the week.
Mrs Kenneth Pike returned from (
Did Orchard Beach the first of the
week.