The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-07-29
Bradford.

big cosmopolitan Production.
Rev. and Mrs A Lytle left Mon
day for Boston.
Wakefield Sisco is confined to the
house with chicken pox.
Albert M Merrill spent Saturday
and Sunday in Colebrook.
Miss Mary B Murphy spent Sunday
and Monday in Lyndonville, the
guests of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Hazel.
Miss Mary Lytle of Littleton, N.
H. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs j A
Lytle last week.
Miss Ruth E Cunningham spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs w L Tap
lin, at East Corinth.
Mrs Ned Somers and daughter,
Eleanor, of Barnet have been visit
ing her sister Mrs L E Mcclure.
DIR. Inez Ford Mason of Dover, n.
H. has been spending a few days
with her sister Mrs F H Bickford.
Secretary of State, Harry A Black,
and Benjamin Gates, State Auditor
of Accounts, were in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs H w Hastings arrived
in town Saturday, and are occupying
their new home in the Allen house.
Miss Margaret Mcdonald of Sprin-
field VT. has been spending a few
days at the home of Mr. and Mrs E E
Staples.
Mrs Estelle Gray and granddaugh-
ter Miss Margaret Fullerton of Cedar
Falls, Iowa are visiting her brother
Charles R Craig.
Mr. and Mrs Franklin Hickok of
New Haven, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs B S Hooker, left Sun
day for Morrisville.
Mrs Emma Evans of Pawtucket, R.
/. arrived at Hotel Low, Tuesday.
She is the guest of Mrs Walter Low
at Lake Morey for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Keyser of
Woodsville, n. H.; Mr. and Mrs Clar-
ence Bosworth of Lebanon, N. H.;
and Mrs Dean ellison and daughter
Of Springfield, VT. were guests of Mr.
and Mrs Walter C Stearns, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs G A Jenkins, Mr. and
Mrs F L Cummings and Beatrice
motored Tuesday, through st. Johns
bury to Lunenburg, calling at the
Karl Balch Camp, Winneshewauaka,
and on friends in Lancaster and Bret
ton Woods.
f Z Mum and family leave on Sat-
urday for a three weeks stop at their
cottage, Camp Wildwood, on Bakers
Pond. Miss Vina Niles and Kenyon
Nye will be their guests in camp. A
garage will be erected at this time,
also several other improvements will
be made.
josephine Jewell, George King and
Lester Bumpstead of West Spring
OF
Judge Darling's. Mrs Darling came
up with them for a couple of weeks,
and Evalona Darling returned with
them to Springfield. She has accept
ed a position as head of the Com
mercial Department in the High
School at Hummellstown, Pa.
The final contributors to the Tab |
let Fund were Gilbert Cole, Miss
Ruth Cunningham, Mrs J S Shearer,
John M Stillwell, Theodore r Still !
well, Dorothea Z Stillwell, Mrs ] M
Murphy, Mrs f c Hammond, Mr. and 4
Mrs Ralph Pierson, w F Treffren, |
Horace Blood, John Spanos, George ,
Totas, Mrs w S Cole, Harry Worth /
lev, George Butterfeld, Mrs George
Miss Rosalee Butterfield,
MFR and Mrs Fred Eaton, Mr. and Mrs
] H Tarbox, Fred Tarbox, Wrights
Farmers Club, Mrs John
Day and F T Cutler. The thanks of
The committee are due Poy Davis
for q fine flag pole and james Page
Tpl putting same in place.
Carl Prescott and Arthur Cove
narrowly escaped a very serious acct
lent Sunday night, when returning
70 Bellows Falls from Bradford They
we're in the Cove car and down below ,
Fairlee when they came up with
ruck ahead Of them. They called 4
or the road and the truck turned (
tut for them and then turned i'm '
nediately into the road. while they ]
we're passing. The Truck sent !
heir car over the bank, the Cove
ar turning over two and a half !
lines. All the damage to the car {
vas a wheel off, which Cove got put
n at Fairlee and continued on to {
Bellows Falls. Prescott was more I
hurt and DIR. Weaver
,rought him back to Bradford, where ;
s in now at the home of his sister, Z
lrs V w Davis. Carl is confined to {
he bed but it is hoped that nothing }
more serious than bruises and strains I
will develop, although he is unable to !
move much at the present time.