The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-02-25
Bradford.


spent the week end at G Hopkins
The body of John Moore was
brought here Tuesday from Boston
for burial.
Hon. Frank V johnson of New
York City is spending few days at
Stonecliff Farms.
The C. L. G. Club will meet with
Mrs Edith (Brooks) Allen Thursday
afternoon, March Sd.
Miss Harriet Brock of South New
bury is spending the week with her
sister Mrs L F Hale.
Eleven members of Glover Leaf
Grange attended Pomona meeting at
Fairlee Thursday evening.
Mrs Ora Hutchinson, who has been
at F B Morrilrs for a few weeks,
returned to Washington Tuesday.
Mr. o F Sisco has closed his house
and will make his home with his son,
S Sisco and family, for the present.
Thomas H Johnson Of Montpelier,
student at Dartmouth College, spent
the week end with Mrs M NJ Clark.
Mrs Samuel Corning, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs Oscar H
Stevens, returned to Boston last week.
Mr. and Mrs Fay E Blake are the
happy parents of a fine 8 lb. son,
born Saturday morning, Feb. 10Th.
w E Hunt and brother, Walter
Hunt, attended the Hardware Con-
vention in Boston the first of the
week.
Mrs Geo. Chaffee of Charlestown,
N. H., who has been in town for
several weeks, returned home last
week.
Miss J E Greene of Brooklyn, N. Y.
spent the week end and Washing
toms birthday with her aunt Mrs M
G Carr.
Mr. and Mrs Charles R Craig spent |
Friday in East Corinth, attending the
supper and entertainment in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Miller of New
Bedford, Mass. are visiting Rev. and
Mrs J A Lytle at the Congregational
parsonage.
Kenneth d Blake and friend were
up from Dartmouth College to at
tend the dance given by the Amer
lean Legion Thursday evening.
The committees appointed at the
progressive meeting held in the
Bank rooms last week, will report at
a meeting to be held in same place
next Tuesday evening.
A dozen members of Champion |,
Lodge, |. o. o: F., went to the
woods" Tuesday morning, and cut
five cords Of wood-their winters
supply for the coming year. {
Bradford Pest American Legion ]
will hold public whist party in {
their rooms, Thursday evening, Mar. I
Sd. Everybody invited. Refresh
ments and a general good time.
At the close of Glover Leaf Grange {
held last Wednesday evening, a tug
Of war contest between the ladies, {
was witnessed with interest Mrs J
James Tarbox and Mrs VIM. Bonner ]
we're captains Of the teams
Ralph E Lamb attended the Winter
Carnival and Kake Walk at Burling- {
ton the first OF the week. Every '
High School in the State received an f
invitation to enter in the snowshoe, r
Xxi and other stunts, for the meet.
The w. r. c. held very success
'ul whist party in Legion Hall, the /
evening of the 22nd. Clarissa Peters, b
IS George, and Helen Neal as Martha S
danced a Mnuet in
lately fashion. Cake and coffee
we're served.
Mr. and Mrs H c Greene have !.
eceived word that their grandson,
lieut.. Merritt H Greene, now sta
Toned at Camp Travis, San Antonio, Z
Texas, is ordered to the Philippines n
md sails from San Francisco on n
iarch 9Th. He is to BE- married on
FEB. 26th to Miss Agnes S Steele Of
ian Antonio, and they will be AT n
iome," April 9Th at Fort Mckinley, n
Philippine Islands. I
A dog sledge, drawn by three dogs, \
nd their driver stopped in the
square Tuesday. The leader was an !,
Eskimo dog with an Aerdale behind :
i'm and a Scotch collie hitched to
he sledge. The team had made TIE
rip from about so miles no tn If Z
Moose Head lake, Me-, and we're Z
raveling southwark. The dogs wee z
n fine condition and made an un-
.sual picture as they trctted through
he street.
At the close Of the meeting of c
zen. Gilmore Council Jr o U A NJ
eld last Thursday evening, members
+ the above named order end =,
liberty Council s & d Of L rendered .
birthday surprise party to IT = D