The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-09-09

Gently, and her brothers family MI
and Mrs Earl Ramsey.
Miss Addie Little of Meredith was
a guet of her aunt Addie Caswell
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Louis French and son
Herbert of Barnstead were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs o w Smith and Mrs
Henry Little over Sunday.
Mrs Arden Wiley and Orden and
Arden Mason and Mr. and Mrs H II
Washburn and Doris Martin motored
to Warren to Cole Brothers circus
Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Seely and Mr. and Mrs James
Belyea, Mr. and Mrs Earl Ramsey and
children and Fred Chasson's family
and P-tar Lavoie's and John Lavoie's
family went in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dorney went to
Lynn, Mass, Sept list; where Nh
Dorney has been clerk at State
Sanitarium for several years. They
were both employed by DR. Wise
and will be greatly missed.
Mrs Mary Tyler passed away on
Sept LIST, after an illness of two
weeks. She was cared for by her
daughters and son and a trained
nurse, and DR. Speare of Woodsville
attended her. Bronchial pneumonia
was the cause Of her death. The
funeral was held at the house at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Rev w A
Loyne of Woodsville preached an
impressive sermon, and there were
many beautiful flowers from rela-
tives and friends. Mrs Tyler had liv-
ed in Glencliff for about sixteen
years, and was SO years old last
July. She was buried in the GENE
terry here. She will be greatly miss
ed. She had many friends. Mrs Will
Sherwell of Pike, and Mrs Crown
and daughter Calista Of Woodsville
were here to attend the funeral. al
so the nieces and husbands from
Concord.
Mrs Alice Gee of North Stratforl
N H, is teaching Glencliff school
and boarding with Mrs Washburn.
A very sad accident happened at
North Haverhill on Saturday night
about 11:45, when one of our young
men, Roy Belyea, lost his life in an
automobile accident, in which Carl
Tebbits of Pike was the driver, when
a blowout caused the car to run into
a telephone pole. Two young men
were hurt badly, sustaining broken
ribs while the driver escaped with
light injuries. The greatest SYM
patty is felt for the sorrowing fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs James Belyea and
the sisters and brothers of the de-
ceased. The funeral was held at
the school house on Tuesday after
noon at two o'clock.
Doris Martin Of Woodsville has
been visiting her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs H II Washburn the past
week.
Julie Coates returned home the
last of the week from a two weeks
vacation.
Ralph Ward is having a vacation
from his work at the boiler house,
State Sanitorium.
Mrs Jaems Breer returned from
the Weirs last Thursday.
Mrs Albert Morse Of East Haver-
hill called on her aunt Mrs Addie
Caswell Monday on her way to Ply
mouth.
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Ramsey Sunday night at the boiler
house at State Sanitorium.
Charles NJ Wright is visiting rela-
tives in Glencliff and Warren after
spending several months in Mass.
Fred Barker went 10 Woodsville
Monday.
II II Washburn is having a bath
room installed.
Mr. and Mrs William Derosia and
daughter Arlene are guests at Leon
Tebbitts
Mrs Peter Lavoie and Leo and
Blanche motored 10 Concord Monday.
Miss Ora Lavoie returned from Old
Orchard Beach, Sunday.
James House and son James Jr.
spent Monday in Haverhill.
Mr. and Mrs James Ralston Of Hav-
erhill and Mr. and Mrs Harry Fiheld
and son Everett were at James Bel
yeas Sunday.
Lorenzo Fifield has been visiting
his sons family at East Warren the
past week.