The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-02
PIERMONT.

| ed at the church, Sunday morning.
On Tuesday a large crowd was out,
and the order Of exercises was carried
out to perfection, and the exercises
by the children showed credit to
them as well as the teachers. A fine
dinner was served at noon, and the
address by Rev. Frederick Richards
of ST. Johnsbury, in the afternoon,
was considered one of the best. The
| colors were then carried across the
street to the Soldiers Monument,
where brief address was made and
| the memorial tablet unveiled.
Mr. George Smith of the Brook
Road was taken to Hanover hospital
last week for an operation on his
knee and it is reported as a serious
case.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Reneau and
little son were visitors at their par
ents home on the Brook Road from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Miss Media Stanley entertained one
of the Bradford Academy teachers,
Miss Kingsley, over the weekend
and Memorial.
The first ball game of the season
was Tuesday afternoon with Wilder,
which resulted in favor of Piermont.
1914.
Daniel Metcalf was home from
Durham College for over Sunday and
Memorial Day.
Mrs Charlie Bixby was in town
last Friday, attending the setting of a
monument on her lot at South Lawn
cemetery.
Adna Horton was visitor ut his
mothers last week. Mrs Horton is
still in very poor health.
Mr. and Mrs Atwood were down
from Lancaster for Memorial Day,
accompanied by his mother from
Worcester, Mass; also Mr. and Mrs
Earl Tarbox.
Mr. Horace Clough has gone to
Woodstock to visit friends,
Mrs Walter Tarbox and children
are visiting her parents in Orleans.
Mrs Arthur King of Newport is
spending the week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs William Tarbox.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Simpson of
Haverhill were visitors in town,
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Leslie French and
three children also lady friend, from
Walpole, Mass. visited their parents, |
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Perkins, and sister
Mrs Ernest Bedford over the holt
days.
Ernest Day, George Webster and
Will Stevens are at Wells River |
pressing hay.
Howard & Ames are having their
creamery painted, Messrs. Bryan and
Stearns of Bradford doing the work.
Herbert Blair began work Monday
morning for Mr. Perkins, the con-
tractor, at Fairlee
ROBBIE Ames and two gentlemen
friends of Keene called on relatives
Mr. and Mrs Amos Phelps and son,
Henry of Conway called at II E
Morrison's Saturday.
Mrs Carl Smith and children from
Derry were weekend visitors at
Freeman Webster's.
Mrs Emma Hodsdon spent part of
J asst week with her niece, Mrs Alvah
Stevens in Bradford. -
Autorest Inn opened on Monday.
This is Mr. Lizards third season. He
has proved himself to be delight
full host, and is very ably assisted by
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Shepardson.
Mr. and Mrs F L Hazeltine of West
Thornton visited at Dana Fadden's.
Sunday. ~
Mr. and Mrs A C Benton and fam
lily of West Thornton spent Mem
prial Day with their brother, Dana
Fadden. .a
Mrs John Simpson has been in
Haverhill several times recently to
see Mr. Mudgett, who has been quite
seriously i'll. a
Wallace Beede, the Braynards and
JEWELS were in Littleton. Sunday.
River Road.
Mr. Adna Horton and Mr. Carleton
of Boston and Miss Hattie Horton of
Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover,
were guests the past week at the
home of Fred Horton.
Mr. Kellough of Somerville, Mass.
was weekend visitor at the Car
man home.
Mr. and Mrs Benz. Bean and baby
Of Wiliaustown, Mass. were visitors
the past week of his mother and
sister, coming by car.
Mrs Alice Peters has so far re-
covered from her recent operation as
20 be able to take rides by automo-
bile.
The good old summertime seems to
nave arrived on both feet. We wish
t might have brought some rain
With it, as crops and grass are
to suffer.
Mrs Jos. Lawrence is quite poorly
With the results of the prevailing \
tistemper.
Federated Church.
A good number, were out last SUM-
lay, and appreciated the excellent
Memorial sermon by the pastor.
There was a large attendance at
he joint meeting of the Missionary
nd l. S. A. last week. This was the
nnual business meeting of the lat
err society, and the officers of the
revious year were reelected: Pres,
frs Elizabeth Towle; Vice Pres, Mrs
Ames; Sec, Mrs Luna Day; II
'reas., Mrs Drury. The committees