The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-11-11

III you are not one OF the millions,
who are members of the American
Red Cross, join during the Annual
Roll Call, November 18th to oath.
Mr. P H Dickey of Burlington spent
Sunday with his family.
Don't forget Supper and Sale by c.
l.. G. on Nov 19th.-Adv.
R N Darling of Springfield, Mass.
is in town for few days.
Mrs M A Wilmot of Union Village
has been visiting her sister, Mrs G w
Carleton.
Sisco's Pharmacy is having a Zone
Cent" Sale this week, beginning
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Byron have
moved into the Edgar Hunt house on
Pleasant St.
Mrs Rosa McDuffee suffered fall
last Friday and has been confined to
her bed since.
Henry S Hamilton of St. Johnsbury
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs c H
Curtis, Sunday.
H H Chase of Boston has been
spending a few days this week with
his parents Mr. and Mrs A P Chase.
The only deer killed reported to j
f Peters, game warden, was shot by
Chas. Thurston, buck weighing 24O
lbs
Mrs M f Campbell, a General
Agent for the California Perfume Co.,
was in town Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Mildred Worthley, who has
Just completed the S3cretarial Course
at Bay Path Institute, returned home
Saturday.
John Stevens and E T Bailey of
Wells River attended special meet
ing of Mt Lebanon Chapter R. A. M.
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs A B Hunt and family
of Lebanon, N. H. and Miss Joanna
Fay of East Hardwick spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Edgar Hunt.
Mrs E G Clark, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in Concord, n H., Maiden and Wey-
mouth, Mass, returned Monday.
Mr. and Mrs M A Gale and son
Philip, Miss Anna Boyce and Mrs w
L Murfey leave Monday for Miami,
Fla, where they will spend the win
ter.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Grace Amelia
Cunningham of Beverly, Mass. and
Norman Earle Stockhaus. They will
reside in Lynn, Mass.
Dr. G A Weaver, having bought and
repaired the former Moses Flanders
place at the corner of Pleasant Street
and Goshen Road, has moved into |
same, and will occupy it as a resi-
dence and office from now on.
Mrs Helen Steele of Rutland, Mass
who has been spending several days
with her sister Mrs M NJ Clark, left
Saturday for Glover to visit her par
ents, Capt. and Mrs E H Nye. Mrs
Clark accompanied her.
The following officers were elected
at Glover Leaf Grange Wednesday
night: w. NJ, w Bonner; w. O., H
d Wheatley: Lect., Mrs G F Osgood;
Stew, Geo Crafts: Asst Stew, Ralph
Bonner: Chap, Miss Eta Davis
Treas, Mrs Ada Davis; Sec, Mrs R A
G. K, Asa Davis: Ceres,
Mrs w J Bonner; Pomona, Mrs H D
Flora Mrs ] H TarboX L
A. S. Mrs H F Hutchins.
The Fortnightly Club met at the
nome OF Mrs w ID Merrill Friday
Nov. 4th. The subject for
the meeting was Health. Following a
short business meeting the roll call
was responded to by Emergency Re-
nedies. Mrs Hooker sang a double
number "Rain" and Dear Little
Woman o. Mine" and responded to an
encore, giving much pleasure to all
Mrs Taylor R. N. gave an interesting
ak on her work in the schools, and
Mrs Poole read an instructive article
n Health. which appears on page 6.
The Class in Problems Of Ameri-
an Democracy" at the Academy has
a unique display Of car
oons, clippings, charts. etc RELATING
o the subject Of the Limitation of
ornaments. This material may be
cen in the window of Doe Brothers
nd is well worth a moments time
s one passes bv. The question of
he limitation Of ornaments and its
ttendent problems is occUpving a
reat deal Of attention at this time
nd should have the thought end
Consideration Of every patriotic citi-
en-