The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-06-24
OXFORD.

Mr. Nicholas j. Sherry wa taken t.
the Mary Hitchcock Hospital last week
for an operation. He is reported making
good recovery
Mr.. Elwyn LaMott was taken to the
hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs. Charles A. Mann is entertaining
her mother Mrs. Ellen Swanson and Mrs.
Louise Celler and daughter from New
York
An operation was performed upon the
broken leg of Miss Myra Foster at the
hospital last week in which some pieces
Of bone were removed and one section
which was slipped out of place, replaced.
1t is hoped that her recovery may now
be complete.
Mr. Alvadaro D. Quint has returned
from the hospital and is able to walk
some with the aid of clutches.
Speaking Of hospital the canvass CON
Quoted by Mrs Harry c. Marshall to
raise funds for furnishing the new nurses
home has been very successful. Over
S175 has already been paid and more is
expected. Subscriptions may be handed
to Mrs. Marshall, Over fifty families
have subscribed Why not make it
unanimous Many families have already
enjoyed the benefits and every family is
having five patients at a time there re-
Gently. Every one, come across. The
list of subscribers is posted in the post
office
Miss Isabel Lufkin has been visiting
for few days, the Old Ladies' Home in
Concord. Wonder if she is arranging to
enter the institution
Mrs. Henry H. Carr is visiting her sis
| fer in FTamingham Mass
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Wheeler have
been enjoying their honeymoon at the
! Wheeler homestead on the Ridge We
understand that Mrs. Wheeler is much
charmed with the place, and contem-
plates frequent visits,
Miss Mary Tullar has been spending a
/ few days at Mr.. Harry E. Morrison's
where she made her home for several
! years.
Miss Helen Hubbard of Charlestown
has been with the Misses Dana for some
days
Rev William L. Muttart, who supplied
the churches last Sunday, gave quite gen
erai satisfaction. The question of a high
school for two children will be an inn
portant question for him to consider
The graduation exercises were held in
the school hall Friday evening and the
capacity of the hall was tested to its ut
most Miss Elsie Westgate of Haverhill,
the music teacher of the town, and little
| Miss NeNeil Horton, furnished music on
the piano. A play given by the pupils of
the Oxford and Orfordville schools, Patty
Saved the Day." and the play aqua
Marina Panacea,o by pupils of Mt. Cube
and East Oxford schools, were exceedingly
well given. The performance showed
thorough training. Not once was prompt
ing necessary and the enunciation was
loud and clear. The audience greatly
enjoyed the various hits Mr.. Harry B.
Preston, senior Master of Kimball Union
Academy addressed the class and Incl
dentally the audience with well chosen
advice. Superintendent Carl Rhoades
presented diplomas to twelve members
and announced that Miss Myra Foster
would receive one the same as if she had
not unfortunately met with her serious
accident. The graduates are Lula b.
Baker, Carrie j. Bean Eloise j. Cham
Clark, Henry G.. Dennis, Myra +. Foster,
Mabel J. Greenly, Helen G. Manchester,
CLYDE b. Marsh, Catherine b. Morrison,
Glenn f. Pease, Clarence d. Willis
Pupils in the primary room perfect in
attendance during the spring term were
Peter NJ. Convey, Gordon X. Distin, Byron
W. Horton, and Parker f. Stetson.
Calvin \. Stetson, Margaret T. Bean,
Betty Covey, Arlene Miller and Richard
Sanborn, were nearly perfect. Gordon
r. Distin had no marks for the whole
year.
Commencing with next Monday the
summer schedule of trains will 60 intoI
effect. Mails will be dispatched by the |
noon train south and received from the |
train from the south due at about five /
o'clock.
Miss Jane Wilson is home from teach /
ing at Garden City, l.. /.
Mt. Cube Lodge attended Wednesday /
afternoon the funeral Of George W Wise |
of Lyme one of the older members of the |
Lodge.
On Sunday next the Lodge will attend
St Johns day services at the Lyme
church and be addressed by the pastor,
Rev. George NJ MCDOWELL, who is the
Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of
Maine. Transportation will be furnished
those who are at the Masonic Hall by one
o'clock provided they express their inten-
ton of attending by Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs James +. Spencer spent
the week end with her sister, Mrs. Shep-
ard. at White River Junction.
Miss Edith NJ. Greaves is entertaining
her friend Miss Durant of Wo0dsvillc.
Mr.. Joseph A. Thompson has resigned
his position as patrolman Of the state
highway and returned to Lyme Center to
live. Ill health is given as the cause Of
the change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah II. Archer are in
Methuen. Mass, attending the wedding
Of their grandson, Harold Tire
Rev. Frank G. Doan and family have
arrived from Iowa City with their auto
10 spend the summer at their home in
this village
Gov Albert o. Brown was at the Cube
cabins with his college class Of 81, one
lay this week
MIR. Josiah C. Archer has returned from
New York and will carpenter IN this
-icinity during the summer.
Mr.. Alvah NJ. Stevens has purchased
he Renfrew place at the upper end Of
Bradford village where he viii make his
ZONE.
Mr.. David Wilcox was up from West
lebanon this week looking over his old
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