The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-23
Bradford.

The Misses Lang of Lee, Mass. are
visiting their aunt, Mrs A E Hale.
MIR and Mrs Harry Renfrew have
moved to the C H Curtis tenement.
Mrs E G Clark is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs j r Pierce in Maiden, Mass
Mrs B Blanchard of Omaha, Neb.
lis visiting her brother, Mr. B S Hook
er.
Quite number from here attend
ed the Circus at Woodsville yester-
day.
Grover Sumner was taken to the
Hanover hospital, Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Laura Dow of Barnet has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs w R
Poole.
Mr. VIM. Hazelton of Waitsfeld,
VT has been visiting DR.. and Mrs
IF Fletcher.
Miss Alice Palmer of Boston was
guest of Mrs Mabelle Nye, Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs Anna L Hardy is spending to-
day at Woodsville, visiting her
another and sister,
Miss Margaret Fletcher of Thet-
ford Hill is visiting her brother, Dr.
Frederick Fletcher.
Miss Ada Blackington of Chester,
VT. has been spending several days
with Mrs w r Poole.
Mr. and Mrs Montifiore Daniels of
West Springfield, Mass. visited friends
an town the first of the week.
Messrs. H w Eaton, A H Peters
and families left Saturday by auto
to spend week in Woburn, P. @.
Mr. Harry Magoon and mother of
Pompanoosuc were in town, Monday,
on their way home from Canada.
NrS o E Nettleton and daughter,
Gladys, who have been stopping at
Hotel Low, returned to Maiden, Mass.
Sunday.
Miss Helen Carr, who has been
1eaching in Laconia, N. H., is with
her mother, Mrs M M Carr, for the
present.
Mr. and Mrs Harold L Bailey re-
turned last week, Wednesday, from
ten days visit in Newburyport, Mass.
and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs Frank B Champany, ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs Fred Ian
gervin of East Barnet, motored to
Claremont, N H., Sunday.
Mr. A Kelley of Concord, N. H.
spent Sunday at the home of his |
brother, ] D Kelley He was accom-
panied by his friend w S Dunn
Miss Lena Jacobs has returned |
home from her studies at Bay Path
Institute, Springfield, Mass, and has
accepted a position in her fathers
store at Enfield, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs X J Coffrin of. Spring
field, Mass. have been spending
:several days in town. Mr. Coffrin was
called here by the death of DIR. Frank
Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs C Herbert Thompson
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Ruth Georgene, to Arthur
N Kerbey, of Sunny Dell Ranch, Ken
wood, Cal.
Miss Barbara Martin, who is train
ing for a nurse in the Rhode Island
Hospital in Providence, returned
home last week Thursday, for two
weeks vacation.
Blake & Cummings are installing a
new Socony tank, which will save
considerable labor in the pumping of
gasolene, five gallons of gasolene be-
ing pumped at time.
Mr. M Murphy and son, jeremiah,
with Messrs. Eugene Eastman and
Fred Hodge of East Corinth, motored
last week Thursday, to Chelsea, where
MIR Murphy took out his second
naturalization papers.
Earle E Haskins, Bradford Ac ademy
III, was one of the graduates from
Middlebury College at the recent
Commencement. He was graduated
with the degree of B. S., with Honors
in English, and Honors in History.
MIR and Mrs Homer White, Mrs
Gertrude Healey and daughter, Doro-
thy, with her cousin Miss Gladys
Draper, motored up from Cambridge,
Mass. Saturday, spending the week
end with Miss Jennie Gray and other
friends in town.
Miss Rebeeca L Williams was
graduated from the Vermont Acad-
seRy at Saxtons River on Tuesday.
Rebecca has the honor of being one
In the class of % students in the
first class to be graduated from the
new academy.
Miss Bernice Mcclure, who is to
graduate this month from Bay Path
Institute, Springfield, Mass, has sign
ed contract to teach in the Com
uecial department of Middlebury
High School the coming year. Miss
Mcclure is one of nineteen pupils
out of class of 122 graduates who
have positions.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Parker, of Mont
pelier, Mrs Cora Martin and son New
ton of Barre, Miss Mullane, assistant |
TO the bookkeeper of the Capital City |
Press, Miss Tina Busiere Of Hyannis,
Mass, Miss Sara Parker and H E J