The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-06-10

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Miss Anna Boyce spent Sunday
with her brother B P Boyce in East
Corinth.
Ladies Grange Club will meet with
Mrs ] A Tarbox Thursday afternoon,
June 16.
Mr. and Mrs w E Crafts returned
Saturday from California, where they
spent the winter.
Mr. F E Bagley and family of Man
chester spent the week end with
Mrs Jennie Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Goodwin of
ST. Johnsbury were at the Alumni
Banquet Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Griffin of New
port Center are visiting her brother,
w w Rogers and Mrs Rogers.
Mrs j M Murphy and Daniel spent
the week end with her daughter, Mrs
e d Eastman at East Corinth
Mrs Thomas Forsythe and son of
New Haven, Conn. are spending the
week with her parents Mr. and Mrs
b Hooker.
Mrs M M Clark and Miss Helen
left Tuesday for Ithaca, N. Y. Mrs
Clark will visit in Michigan before
returning home.
Mrs w o Smith and three daugh- |
tiers of st. Johnsbury are spending
two weeks with her parents Mr. and
Mrs p Corliss.
Frank V johnson Esq and family
of New York City arrived last week
at Stonecliff farm, where they will |
spend the summer.
Mrs c N Quimby of Keene, N H.
spent the day Wednesday in town,
attending the graduation of Miss
Beatrice Cummings.
III E Parker and Miss Sara Parker
with Mr. and Mrs Charles Parker
Davis in Lowell, Mass
Mildred Worthley of Bay Path In
stitute, Springfield Mass. is spending
Commencement week with her
mother Mrs Worthley.
Mr. and Mrs F H Bickford are max
ing repairs on their home, among
other improvements putting a fire
place into the living room.
Mrs VERNE White Cate and Mr.
Cate of Laconia, N. H. are spending
few days in town, Mrs Cate com
ing for the Alumni Banquet.
Mrs Richard Smith of Salem,
Mass. has been in town this week to
attend Graduation. She will be
remembered as Miss Grace Towne.
Edward Fulton of Melrose High
lands, Mass. and L Fulton, Post
master at West Lebanon, were in
town for the Alumni Banquet, also
Mr. and Mrs E S Locke of Waits
River.
Mr. William A Pringle of Niagara
Falls, N. Y. called at the Opinion
Office, Tuesday 1t is the second call
he has made in town since he was
an employee of the Opinion Office
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Mrs l. w Hanson of Montpelier,
was elected State Regent of the ID.
A. r. of Vermont. Mrs Hanson will
be remembered as Miss Susie Doty
of Bradford and her friends will be
Mr. and Mrs Forrest St, John, Mr.
and Mrs f A blackwell and family
blackwell for the week end, at their I
summer home, Mountain View Farm,
n MoretJwn. '
TIE friends and neighbors of Mrs I
j A Pierson surprised her with
nice couch and hammock and a five
dollar gold piece, Saturday. Mrs
Pierson has been in poor health for I
some time and the gift is greatly 4
] II Buckley and son Gordon of r
VT. were in town this
week attending graduation exercises.
He reports his brother Abe to be !,
rather bad physical condition at his "
nome in Greenfield, from blood poison
and neuritis. A
Mrs II c McDuffee, who has been n
spending several years with her sis '
Ter Mrs r M Harvey in Montpelier,
md the past winter with Mrs Sher-
yin in Wells River, has returned to
he McDuffee home in this village
and will remain here.
Harry B Springstead has been en- |
yaged for the coming year by the
Opinion Publishing Company, and
will devote his entire time in, the n
interest of thi office. Art Station Y
cry with individual name and adj u
dress will be made a speciality. The
demand for ut-of-the-ordinary fine
writing paper and envelopes to n
match. has made 1t especially desir- :
able that we establish such a de- II
partment, always having a complete
stock to select from. Mr. SPRING
stead will devote himself to serving
patrons in this direction.
Mr. Irwin Aldrich and family have y
moved onto the pla'e formerly known as
the Charles Piper place near Brushwood
Four Corners, having bought the same.
Mrs y. W. Wslling and sons, Malcolm
and Winslow, and Mrs. Phoebe Carleton, -
of Bloomfield, VT. were visitors at II. L.
Piper's and A T Piper's last week.
The Nellie Gill PLAYERS will present 30 :,
per cent Of the receipts at their next play L
''The Little GRAY Lady" by Chauncey
Pollock. Thursday evening. June Is, to
the Tablet Committee As this i show
ing a splendid and generous spirit, it u