The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-02
Bradford.

friends in Lebanon N. H., Sunday.
Miss Harriet Brock of South New
bury is visiting her sister Mrs L F
Hale
Mrs Mary Wilmot of Lebanon, N
H. is visiting Mr. and Mrs Fred L
Worthley.
Grover Sumner left Monday for
Hanover. hospital for an operation
for goiter.
Mrs John Slater of Chester, VT.
visited her sister, Mrs Harry Davis,
last week.
Mr. A E Hale was in Bellows Falls
Thursday to attend the funeral of
DIR. George H Gorham.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin H Dow are
the happy parents of an ID. daugh-
ter, born Tuesday, Nov. 29th.
Mr. and Mrs Hollis Renfrew of
Greenfield, Mass. are visiting his
mother, Mrs Florence Renfrew.
The American Legion will hold a
public whist party in Legion Hall,
Thursday evening, Dec. 8th.-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Harry M Rugg of Or
ford spent Thanksgiving with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry Staples.
Mr. and Mrs A Worthen spent
Thanksgiving in ST. Johnsbury with
their son, D Worthen and family.
Mrs C E Clark announces the en-
.gagement of her daughter Helen Ber-
dena to Mr. Van B Hart of Ithaca, N.
Y.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Chase of Han
over, N. H. spent Thanksgiving Day
with her parents Mr. and Mrs Warren
S Davis.
Mr. and Mrs w F Davis and little
daughter Barbara, of Montpelier,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs Jesse.
Everett
Mrs Gladys White left Tuesday for
Burlington, where she will undergo
an operation in the Mary Fletcher
Hospital.
Mr. Ruth Eggleston of the South
Road, Bradford, will teach in the
Crafts Bridge school for remainder
of the term.
Mr. and Mrs Earle A Woods and
son Vernon of Fairlee spent Thanks
giving with his parents Mr. and Mrs
l. R Woods.
Mr. and Mrs E Welton announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Adine, to Mr. J H Longstaff of Woods
vile, N. H.
Miss Ethel Fits spent Thanksgiv
ing and the week end with her par
,ents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Fits, return
ing to st. Johnsbury, Monday.
The Fortnightly Club will meet
this friday afternoon, Dec. End, at
the home of Mrs Annie Bagley. Sub
ject: Thrift. Roll Call, Thrifty Way.
Mrs Jessica Stearns left Tuesday
for a ten days acation in Boston and
vicinity. Mr. Simpson of Plymouth is
supplying at the Express office dur
ing her absence.
The Corner Store has again chang
ed hands. Mr. G X Church, having
bought out Mr. Hutchins' interests,
has sold to Mr. Hazen Miles. See adj
page 6.
There will be a public Masquerade,
under the auspices of the S. & d. of
L. in I. o. O. F. Hall, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 18th. Light refresh
ments will be served.
Margery and Joanna,
motored down from South Ryegate
in the storm to spend Thanksgiving :
With Mr. and Mrs B H Hooker. .
Miss Grace Kingsley, teacher of n
English in the Academy, will be alb y
;ent the remainder of the term on h
account of illness. Her work will be ?
carried on by the other teachers.
Mrs G w Carleton is visiting rela- -
ives in Union Village and Norwich /
his week. Her sister, Mrs Cora Il
Waterman, of Union Village, is at !,
ending the household duties while p
he is away. 9,
Our community is saddened by the 4
lews of the death of Mrs Ethel Cove ~
,uimby, Thursday morning in the =,
Ieene Hospital, Keene, N. H. follow y
he birth of son, Thanksgiving Day. ~
'urther particulars have not been n
eceived. al
Messrs. C H and B F Kimball of a,
Mass, o H and M Kimball G,
( Lancaster, brothers, J w Kimball .,
{ Lancaster, a nephew and Miss :;
'ivian Lovejoy, granddaughter from is
lew Haven, Conn.,, accompanied the ~
ody of Mrs Abel A Heath, late of =,
lancaster, for burial last Friday. The =,
our brothers of the deceased acted =,
S bearers. e.
Mrs Thomas Danforth passed away ~
ionday afternoon, Dee. 2Sth, after a ~
ing illness through which she was a -.
atient sufferer Her funeral was 60
ED in the Sawyer Memorial Chapel n
/ two o'clock Wednesday p. m, with
.ev. o Anderson officiating. She !
caves, besides her husband, three
aughters and three sons, all Of whom
ere present at the funeral with the
Of Florence, who was UNI eI
bic to come on account Of illness. d.
maple Leaves" the one hundred lie
nd twenty-eight pages of original f
Oems, written by John Guild of CT
ost Mills, relating largely to the pr
anadian Northwest, as well as poems m
T local interest, has just been issued ra
rom the Opinion Press. Mr. Guild CO
as made this one Of the objects of lb
is life's work maple Leaves" is a lii
bound book and will make br
suitable Christmas gift. These IS
ooks are on sale at the Opinion is
flee CT
Supt. and Mrs ID B Locke are in az
oston in attendance at a joint Con-
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