The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-09-16
Bradford.
Fairlee, Sept. 20, "King Spruce

Miss Ruth Banghart is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs C Banghart.
Mrs Whitney Conant of New York
City was guest of Mr. and Mrs F E
Doe, Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs Clement Louanis and
child sailed last week Wednesday for
her home in Bordeaux, France.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Doe and two
children of Melrose, Mass. are visit
ing his parents Mr. and Mrs Fred E
Doe.
MIR and Mrs w A Church and son
Harold of Cliftondale, Mass were
recent visitors at Mr. and Mrs H F
Hutchins'
Henry C Staples has rented the
tenement over the post office of Miss
Sara K Parker and, will occupy at an
early date.
F A Kidder of independence, Kan
sas has returned to Bradford, and it
is his intention to locate permanent
ly somewhere in the East
Miss Anne Brewster returned home
Saturday, after spending several
weeks with relatives in Bad Axe,
Mich, Amesbury and Lowell, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs w H Bingham, who
have been guests at Hotel Low dur
ing the canning season, returned to
their home in Waltham, Mass. We'd
nesday.
The Railway Expressmen in large
numbers were dinner guests Sunday
at Lake Morey Club, which marked
the closing for the season of this
popular hostelry.
Misses Rebecca Dodd and Ida
Weeks, who have been spending the
summer at the Bungalow, left Mon
day morning by auto for their home
an Dorchester, Mass.
The H c Baxter & Bro. factory at
Piermont Crossing closed one of it's
most successful seasons Saturday
The total output is approximately
100000 cans of corn
Mr. and Mrs H B Springstead and
Reginald, Miss Helen Clark and H E
Parker were in attendance upon the
Elks field day, at Intercity Park,
between Barre and Montpelier, last
Saturday
Earle f Haskins returned last Fri
day to complete his Senior year at
Middlebury College. In addition to
his college. duties he will act as in
structor of History at Middlebury
High School.
The Opinion Press has issued for
Wynona Camp an extra edition of one
thousand copies of last number Of
the Yulu, which will be distributed
as an advertisement for this famous
Camp for girls.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Kent and daugh-
ter Marguerite, with Mr. and Mrs
Earl Esden as guests, motored
through Whitefeld, Gorham, Pink
ham, Notch Crawford Notch and
Bethlehem, Sunday.
Miss Jennie Gray returned Satur- |
day from a two weeks vacation. The |
first week was spent with friends in |
Wells River and ST. Johnsbury, while
the second was spent in Cambridge, |
Mass, as the guest of Mrs Gertrude
Healey
Mr. and Mrs B c Warner and Mr.
and Mrs Harry A Burnes Of STRAIT
ford, Conn. win be week end guests
Of the Parkers. Mr. Bunes is a large
real estate operator in the East sum-
mers and at Miami, Florida during
the winter months
Several from here iourneyed to
PiermOnt "Wednesday, and witnessed
the strong Piermont base ball team
bow to a defeat at the hands Of the
East Barre team. The game was in
5eresting throughout, ten innings be- :
ing played to decide the final score,
which was to l.
Miss Ruth T Cunningham, who fer 4
The past four years has been a most
efficient clerk at the Bradford
National Bank, resigned her position
Sept. 1st, resignation taking effect
Sept. 18th Miss Cunningham leaves =
Saturday for Springfield Mass,
where she will take the Teachers
Training Course at Bay Path Insti-
ute Her many friends wish her
he best # success.
Mr. + NJ Jenkins, who has served
N the official staff Of the Culver
dilitary Academy summer school,
las returned home. This is the larg-
st boys school in the world and
turing the recent Pageant Of Prog :,
ess at Chicago played a prominent !
art. The entire school Of one
thousand cadets and over one hun