The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-09-15
Prepare for Cold Weather!
Now is the time TO install your Furnace
Our line of Stoves, and Ranges is
complete. Repairs of all kinds.
CARL A. DAVIS, OXFORD, N. II.
formerly with H. G. Scruegs of Fairlee, VT
OXFORD.

Mr. Harry E Morrison and family
have moved to their new home in
Haverhill.
| A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Nicholas j Sherry on last Friday.
This is the fourth of kind in the
family.
Mr. and Mrs Don Percy of Derby,
Vt are visiting at Mr. Alvarado
D GUMS.
Mr. Addison G Fay is entertaining
his sister Mrs Wright and niece of
Plymouth, Mass, by touring Canada.
Miss Rosie B Smith is in Haverhill
for the present.
A specimen of banana ice cream
put up by the Jersey Ice Cream Co.
of Lawrence according to new pro-
cess divised by the company was
delicious.
DR.. Harry w Stetson submitted to
a second operation at Mary Hitchcock
Hospital last Saturday. 1t was neces-
sary to drill through the hip bone,
rare operation. While in very
weakened condition he is reported as
making some progress.
The young people are departing
lOl' SCllOOlo III idI SCl Ludll
ever. Ralph Gaskell and Louis Conant
return to Dartmouth and Robert w
Carr expects to enter. Miss Ruthella
Morse enters New England Conserva-
tory of Music and Miss Pleasantine
Doan enters Secretarial school in
Boston. Rudolph McNeill goes to
Worcester, Mass. to take a course
preparatory to entering school of
Technology. -Kimball Union Academy
opens its doors again to Philip Wilcox,
Libbie Saladino, Eloise Chamberlin
and to Charles Stetson for the first
time. Dorothy Stone returns to Til
ton for her last year. Bernice Clark
returns to New Britain, Conn. High,
Elmer Hall to Claremont High,
Martha Fay to Warrenton, Va, Grace
Richardson to Lyndonville, Mae Brock
to Newbury High, Rose Saladino and
Beatrice Saladino to Perkins Insti
tute. Clara Thayer transfers to
Bradford High and Catherine Morri-
son to Haverhill High. Leona Nc
Neill enters Montpelier Seminary.
Miss Leonor A Field of this place
was selected by an artist as typical
Red Cross nurse. The American Red
Cross instructed the artist, Arthur M
Hazard of Boston, to select a suitable
person to represent the work of the
organization in its work during the
World War After careful examina-
ton of many subjects he selected
Miss Field as his model. She is rep
resented as giving first and treat
ment to wounded soldier, while
about her are stretcher bearers and
an ambulance to carry away the suf-
ferer after receiving first treatment.
The work has been admirably done
and will be on exhibition in the Bos-
ton Public Library for two weeks
after which it will be placed perm
antly in the American Red Cross
building in Washington, D. C. Miss
Field graduated from the Hanover
High School, Mt. Holyoke College and
Massachusetts, General Hospital.
Afterwards she did private work and
with Mexico broke out when she has
tened to offer her services to the
When the United States
entered the World War she was one
of the first to offer her services and
was quickly sent over with a unit
She rendered service of high order
both in the base hospital and at the
front. On her return she took a
course in industrial nursing at Har-
ward Medical College. She became
chief nurse in Jordan & Marsh well
fare work which place she recently
resigned to take charge of work in
Antioch College. Ohio The Sunday
Boston Post has reprint of the
painting.
Besides the large number who go |
away to attend school, Miss Jane Will
son goes to Rochester, N. Y. to accept |
4 position in a private school, Misses
evelyn and Isabel Lufkin return to
positions in the Hanover grammar
school, and Mrs Lillian Smith Swain
20 Piermont.