The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-02-03
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ment at, the Hall last week was a
success in every way and we'll attend
ed in spite of the cold weather.
Mrs Christie Goodwin had charge of
the entertainment, which was wholly
by the school children, consisting of
songs, recitations, stunts by the boys
and a ribbon drill by the girls. The
supper was in charge of Mrs E "
Howard, Mrs P Metcaf and Mrs
o Blair.
Miss Mildred Foote is taking a
little vacation from her work at E
R Celley's and is visiting her brother,
Parker and wife at Grasmere.
Mrs Walter Clayburn and Mrs Har-
old Walker RETURNED to their home
in New York, Tuesday.
Mrs Martha Camp wishes all her
Sunday school class and friends who
gave her a sum of money for a
Xmas gift to know that she has pur-
chased a fine travelling bag with the
same, which she hopes to enjoy for
many years.,
Quite a crowd Of young people
went to Wells. River last Friday
evening to attend the basket ball
game between Bradford and Wells
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!. Fire, destroyed. two barns Thurs
day morning for Mr. Goodman, who
lives on the back road Six cows,
three calves and all his hens were
burned. Much sympathy is felt for
them, as they have only lived in
town a short time.
Radio telephone music, market re-
ports etc. have been heard by Her.
bert Blair, from Springfield, Mass.
Pittsburg, Pa; Newark, N. j.; Chi
cago, ILL.,; Detroit, Mich; Philadel-
phia, Pa; Rocelle Park, N. j.; New
York City and Medford Hillside,
Mass. Lillian Gish, Babe Ruth and
several others of note have been
heard at different times.
River Road.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Putnam held a
reception for their son, G William
Putnam, and his bride last Friday
evening About 60 relatives, neigh
bors and former friends in West
Newbury were present to congratu-
late the newly welded pair. A very
pleasant evening was spent in a
social way interspersed with appetiz-
ing and substantial refreshments
and old-fashioned games for the
younger CD ones. Everyone left with
the best of wishes for the young
couple for happy future.
Philip Walsh, who has been at w
H BlaisdelPs the past 8 months, has
closed his labors and returned to his
home in Fall River, Mass.
Mrs X X Wilson, who lived for
some time with Mr. and Mrs Putnam
died at her old home in Bradford
Sunday morning.
If the grounding comes out this
month. he will have good courage.
Fred Horton has the fortune of
having a herd of as Jerseys which
have recently been Tuberculin tested
and all pronounced free from faint
He now has a Government accredit-
ed herd, the only one in North
Grafton County.
Federated Church.
The annual business meeting OF
the Congregational church passed
off quietly. The same officers of last
year were eleCIcu W I've IOT Iilt
coming year. The condition of the
finances were very satisfactory as
all running and heavy additional ex-
penses on church buildings have
been met.
The annual business meeting of
the Homeland Circle was held at Mrs
Christie Goodwin's The following
officers were chosen: Mrs Martha
Camp, Pres; Mrs Arthur Ames. Vice
Pres; Mrs Emma Hodsdon. 2nd Vice
Pres; Harriet M Blaisdell, Sec. and
Treas.
Word has just reached us of the
death of a former pastor Rev. Mr.
Heath. who left here about IA years
ago. Mr. Heath had not been preach
ing for a year on account of poor
health, but the end came suddenly
in December. Mr. Heath is surviv-
ed by his wife and one son Ralph,
who have the sympathy Of their
friends in this place.