The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-09
Bradford.


Mrs w B Ladd visited friends il
Newbury last week, Tuesday.
Mrs John H Schoonmaker of Ware
Mass. is visiting Mrs A E Hale.
Judge R N Darling of Springfield
Mass. was in town the first of the
week
Mrs Ora Hutchinson is in Fairlee,
where she is caring for Madam An
drews.
Mrs w P Ryan and daughter, Phil
Ills, are visiting her sister, Mrs j B
Hill, in Chelsea.
Mrs Edgar Hunt and Mrs G A
Jenkins spent Thursday and Friday
in Lebanon, N. H.
MIR and Mrs H M Simpson of Lin
coin, N H. were guests at Andrew
Numbers, Monday.
Fletcher Cove has the fine record
Of not missing day at school during
the last school year.
The regular meeting of the Iona
Chapter, 0. f. S. will be held Tues
day evening, June 18th.
Robert and Henry Hale are with
their uncle, George Lang in Onset,
Mass. for the summer.
Misses Susan Mcguire and RATHER
dne Jordan spent the weekend with
relatives in Littleton, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hutchinson of
East Corinth were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Delbert Hutchinson, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs w D Brooks of Fran
o.onia. N H. spent Memorial Day with
her parents, MIR and Mrs w E Crafts.
Messrs. F H Bickford and w e
Crafts left Tuesday for Chelsea,
where they will serve as petit jurors.
The Misses Phoebe Clark of Bad
Axe, Mich. and Helen Clark of Ithaca,
N. Y. are visiting their mother, Mrs
M M Clark
Married Wednesday, June 7th, Miss
Mildred Jackman of Lisbon. N. H.
and Mr. Harry T Colby of this place.
Congratulations.
Nelson Lamb of Rochester, N. H.
and two friends, Messrs. Conwell and
Carr, were over Memorial Day visit
ors with DIR. and Mrs Frank Lamb.
DR.. and Mrs Sanford B Hooker and
son Sanford, of Boston, Mrs Thomas
Forsythe and son Thomas, of New
Haven, Conn were weekend guests of
MIR and Mrs B S Hooker.
MIR Harry Hunter, at one time
manager of the Pike Hill Mine, and
wife are in town, and will spend the
summer in this vicinity Mr. Hunter
has completed his work in Mexico.
Ralph and James Thompson from
EVANSVILLE, Conn. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs L w Morris. A friend,
James Donahue, came with them,
the trip in their Butterfly |
racer
Mr. Henry H Ormsby gave the |
pupils Of the primary school treat
OF ice cream and candy at Wards
Variety Store on Friday. Needless to
say ''the youngsters" greatly enjoyed
the occasion
Mr. R N Hammond of Edmonton,
ALBERTA, President of the Potato
Growers' Association, is at the Dim
ock Orchards this season and will 1e-
main through the harvesting of the
potato crop.
Mrs w R Poole and Mrs B S Hook
er, as delegates from the Fortnight
Ey Club, attended the annual meet
ing Of the Vermont State Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs at Spring
h cid, Wednesday and Thursday.
MIR and Mrs w D Brooks of Fran
coma, with Mr. and Mrs w E Crafts
|as guests, motored to Bellows Falls,
Friday. Mrs Brooks son, Lloyd
White, who has been in the Kurn
Hattin Home the past year, returned
with them.
Hon. Chas. III Hosford of Woods
|ville and Monroe, NJ H. spent Mon
day night at Hotel Low, enroute for
Chelsea, where he has legal business
Eo perform. Mr. Hosford has been
loyal supporter and patron of the
DPini OLA for more than SO years.
Mrs Jane Gray observed her 10Th
birthday last Thursday, receiving
gifts, cards, beautiful boquet of
wild flowers and another of roses.
Ehe was entertained at Hotel Low by
her daughter Miss Jennie Gray. The
liable prepared for the two guests
pad the added attraction of birth
Fay cake with 16 candles. Mrs Gray,
Feemingly quite "16 years young"
received many congratulations and
good wishes.
Hon w H Jeffrey, Commissioner of
Staae Charities, was in town, We'd
|lesday, on the case of the two small
hi klren of Mr. and Mrs Homer San
born. The children were turned
Pvxr 10 Mr. Jeffrey, as Commissioner,
BY the court and he left with them
|n the afternoon for Montpelier,
where they will be taken care of
mil suitable homes can be provided
or them. The mother came here
rom Stanstead, leaving the children
3 the home of Mrs A F Dickey, and
disappeared.
We are glad to welcome Fay S
argent of Spokane, Washington, who
blends spending the month of June
b Hotel Low. Mr. Sargent left Brad l
brd 40 years ago, about year after I
e Launched our business canoe in
| cry troubled newspaper waters. in i
bwn- The former has been success I
hI in his various enterprises in the,
est, upon which we extend con- '
atulations. AS to ourselves, the {
wv months or years grudgingly