The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26
Bradford.
Opera Hall, Wed. Eve, Aug. 31st
"A George MelfOrd production BE
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Wednesday, is convalescing.
Mrs c H Peters and daughter Ruth
and Miss Bertha Worthen spent Fri
day in Wells River, the guests of Mr.;
II A Winship.
Harry Southworth and helpers are
taking down and removing the saw
mill, which he recently bought OF
John E Lufkin,
Mr. and Mrs George A Jenkins left
for Oak Bluffs, Mass. Tuesday, and
will purchase Fall millinery in Bos-
ton before their return.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Phelps and
daughters, Edith and Mildred, of
2ast week at R E Peavey's.
MIR and Mrs w Kimball and
daughters, Dorothy and Evelyn, and
Mrs w C Johnson Of Lanca ster, N.
III. were in town, Tuesday.
Miss Marion Abbott returned home
Thursday from an extended vacation
spent with her sisters in Delaware,
Ohio and on Lake Michigan.
Merritt Davis, Howard Shepard,
Walton and Allison Osgood and Floyd
Marshall returned Monday from
camping trip at Halls Pond.
Mrs Fred Yarmouth and daughter
Lyle of Keene, N. H. have been visit
ing her brother Roy Davis and other
relatives the past two weeks.
Mrs C A Kent and Marguerite and
Mrs d B Carleton and Burr motored
to Burlington Sunday, and are in
camp at the Pines at Queen City
Park.
Mr. and Mrs John D Williams and
daughter Leila of New York City, E
/ Williams and son Leo of Water
ford, VT. spent Sunday at Lynn Will
HiaIns'
Mr. Chas. Goss of Wilder and
niece Mrs Vincent Mariotte, with
daughter Flora of Rome, Italy, were
guests of Mrs E A blackwell, We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs George Rudkin of
Middletowh Conn, en- route for
BethlehemiFN. H., were guests of Mr.
and Mrs Delbert Hutchinson the first
of the week
Mr. r N Darling left this morn
ing, by auto, for Agawam. Miss Ruth
Cunningham accompanied him and
will visit her parents in Springfield,
Mass. over the week end.
John Gurley and Bryan Shumway
left Wednesday morning with Calvin
p Davis for Springfield, VT, where
they will help Mr. Davis run the
Merry go-round at the Fair to be
held next week.
Sixteen members of the Girls
Club picniced at Lake Morey We'd
-nesday. A steamer trip around the
lake was one of the features of
very pleasant days outing. Mrs WR {
Poole was the party chaperone.
Mr. and Mrs August Johnson of
Cambridge, Mass. were guests of Mr. I
and Mrs H B Springstead, Thursday. {
Mr. johnson was formerly employed !
an the Opinion Bindery and is now G
with The Standard Diary Co. of Cam q
bridge. r
Mr. and Mrs Leonard S Hill, Mr. |
Edward Hill, Miss Ada B Hartwell
and Ralph Kelley have returned to Y
after a pleasant week at n
Lake Umbagog, Upton, Maine, stop h
ping with friends in house boat on
the lake. 1
Miss Helen Rice, Mrs William
and chauffeur of NAL t
den, Mass, who had been motoring
through the Adirondacks and were s.
On their way home via the White C
MIS- called on Miss Julia A johnson a
md friends, Friday. n
Several inquiries have been re- e,
,eived by Principal Haskins from Il
prospective students, both boys and il
yirls, who desire to find places where B
hey can obtain board and room, or vi
where they can board themselves, or T.
where they can work for their in
,oard. Anyone who has any of these az
to offer students should Fl
with Mr. Haskins. ia
Monday afternoon, when the Brad bl
ord Market truck was taking load
f provisions to the Camps at Lake hi
iorey by the way OF pond hilP' ye
Dad, in turning out to pass a car on m
he hill below the old Houghton Is
ouse, the embankment gave way and in
ar and provisions went over. MIR ell
1. John fortunately was able to NJ
lmp out. The only serious damage
one was the wrecked top and wind CT
HELD of the car 50
Mr. and Mrs L Cummings and b
laughter, Beatrice, Mr. and Mrs G A ia
enkins, Mrs Earl Esden, Mr. and Mrs tie
Wilmer Towle and Mr. and Mrs J H WI
ieorge were in st. Johnsbury last in
aturday, attending the base ball of
anne, St. Johnsbury VS.. Newport. in
Mrs B Barrett, Mr. and Mrs L be
abbot and Miss Longfellow of Port III
and, Me- and Mr. A w Longfellow of m
BOSTON, nephew of the poet, Henry fiji
V Dongfellow, and chauffeur arrived
t Hotel Low Saturday, leaving Sun pr
ay. The party were much pleased til
nth the natural beauty of Bradford he
nd the surrounding scenery. az
Division Commander Sons of Vet 10
rams L H Gordon of Lyndonville, 81
accompanied by three members of ro
syndonville Camp, f E Perry, state
ecretary, treasurer and four mem NJ
,ers Of Barre Camp; also four mem v
,ers Of the Chelsea Camp, visited NJ
he members of Camp Chamberlin at a
Bradford Saturday evening. Two Of
members were added TO their list.
talks on the good of the
rider and other topics. The officers