The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-06-17

Douglas MacLean in "The Jail
bird" Opera HALF Mon. Eve, June
20.
Mrs R A Emerson spent the week
end with relatives in Woodsville.
Mr. and Mrs ] B w Prichard have
been spending a week at Lake Morey.
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Hill of Concord,
visited her uncle, H E Parker, on
Sunday.
Mrs N A Frost of Hanover spent
the day Tuesday with Mrs Hattie
Rowell
Mr. and Mrs w S Huntington of
Concord, N. H. spent Sunday with H
E Parker.
Mrs Henry Bartlett returned from
Orleans, Wednesday, after few
days visit
The Misses Dodd and Weeks of
Boston arrived at their Bungalow to-
day friday.
Miss Shirley Ryan commenced work
in the Bradford National Bank, Mon
day morning.
Miss Rosalie Butterfield, who has
turned home.
MISS I16IuIGJJd II 10 ClSI NJ
ing in Hunt & Jenkins during the
summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs E A blackwell and
family left Tuesday for motor trip
through Massachusetts,.
Mrs Frank Sanborn and two chill
dren of Lebanon are spending the
week at L Worthley's.
Alvah Wakefield of Barton is spend
ing a part of his vacation with his
grandmother Mrs H H Newton.
Messrs Kenneth ID Blake and Per-
ley Clogston of Dartmouth College
are home for the summer vacation.
The Conn. River Telephone Co.
have installed phones in the new
home of L w Hastings and James
Rouhan:
H A Ashley, Deputy Collector of
Internal Revenue from Burlington,
Va, was in town during the week on
official business.
The Senior Glass have been at
Bungalow Inn," Lake Morey for the
week. Mr. and Mrs Harry Amidon
the party.
Messrs A H Peters, L A Neal, H w
Eaton and George left Saturday to
join Orange Worthen of West Burke,
on a weeks fishing trip in Woburn,
Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs H w Goodwin and
Miss Louise Of St. Johnsbury and Mr.
and Mrs M Goodwin of Newbury
called on Mr. and Mrs M A Jenkins, !
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs R Craig left We'd
nesday for Bellows Falls, Bennington, {
Boston and Beachmont, Me-, Where /
they expect to remain until the !
middle of July. /
Mr. and Mrs A w Peters and Mr. 7
and Mrs J E Peters and family |
to Montpelier, Wednesday, 7
Mr. and Mrs A w Peters leaving for +
on the afternoon train. r
Mr. and Mrs w L Taplin Of Cor $
nth are the happy parents of Q
laughter Virginia, born Wednesday n
It Cottage Hospital, Woodsville. Mrs a
raplin was formerly Miss Elinor Gun u
bingham.
Mrs M A Wilmot, Miss Cora Will {
not and Grover Pennock of Union S
Iillage, Fred Waterman of Hanover n
nd Jennie Sanborn of Fairlee were
,uests of Mr. aad Mrs G w Carleton, |,
,Ommencent week. F
The June Calendar of The Immacu-
ate Conception Church of Boston
a very interesting article
The Key to a Happy Life" by
'wen F Hayes. Mr. Hayes has been "
summer visitor in town for a num- V
err Of years and has many friends. f.
Word has been received that Mrs u
F Coburn is in the Massachusetts )
Hospital, Boston, with 4,
serious trouble in her back. She n
under the care of a famous :,
occialist. Her friends will regret y,
, hear of her illness, although they
ave known that her health has not q
cen good for months. ca
john Waugh, who has made his &c
ONE for the past few wears at Mrs la
Iarvey Wyman's, died June 18th, at ly
ne age Of so years. The cause Of ei
is death was a shock. The funeral @.
as held June 18th with burial at al
Test Bradford beside his wife. He
survived by three nephews, Arthur
nd Newton Waugh Of Corinth and
Iartin j Bailey of Bradford, and
ne niece Mrs d NJ Bond of White W
liver Junction. 70