The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-09
PIERI1ONT.

June 10.
Mrs Mary Horton does not gain as
fast as her friends wish she might,
Mr. and Mrs Hazen Wilson went to
Hanover Tuesday and brought home
their eight months old baby that has
been in the hospital nearly three
weeks.
Mrs Walter Tarbox and children
returned from Orleans, Monday. Mr.
Tarbox spent the weekend with
them.
Mrs A G Drury left Tuesday morn
ing for several weeks visit with her
daughter and other relatives IN
Massachusetts.
Walter Maskell of Canada is visit
ing at F C Whites.
Miss Lillian House Of Orleans is
visiting her sister, Mrs Walter Tar
box.
Miss Higginbotham is boarding
with Mrs H F Stetson as Mrs Drury
is away.
Mrs Charles Woods of Haverhill
was a Sunday visitor of her son,
George Hartwell and family.
Mechanics meeting next Monday
evening, and Grange, Tuesday. 1t is
hoped no one will be left out of the
Grange paper that is being prepared
by the young people.
Mrs Midway is with Mrs E R Gel
ley few weeks while Miss Water
man is taking rest. Mrs Celley is
reported as gaining little but still
very feeble.
Word comes from Hanover hospital
that MIR George Smith of the Brook
Road is getting along as well as
could be expected. It is now thought
they will save the leg. D..
Mr. and Mrs Fl M Wing were In
Woodsville, Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fellows and
MIR and Mrs Joe Clayburn spent We'd
nesday in Lyndonville, going in Mr.
Clayburn's new Essex car.
Mr. Albert Goodman was called to
White River junction recently by the
death of his sister.
Madam Hodsdon is suffering from
a severe cold and cough.
On Thursday last Mrs j G Stickney
and Stella Celley called friends at
Haverhill.
After a hong illness Henry Clay
burn is able to attend to his duties
in the butter box shop.
Mr. and Mrs c F Stillman, who
were motoring from Winona, Mimi,
parked their car Sunday evening in
Lehman Celley's yard. They have
made the 400 mile trip in Nash
car, sleeping in the car and picnic
ing as the weather permitted. They
out at 5 o'clock next morn
ing and here's hoping they reached
their sons home in st. Johnsbury
in time for breakfast.
Harry Stebbins is having bath
room put in their house.
Mr. Leard reports is guests for his
opening day at Autorest Inn.
Ruth Childs, who has made the
four years effort for high school
course, often times walking the two
miles, graduates next week from
Haverhili Academy.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar White of POM
panoosuc were at E L Stevens, Sun
lay.
Wesley ,Morey has finished work for
H Rowland and stored his house,
hold goods in H E Morrison's grist
mill.
Chas. Goodwin, son and family of
.akeport and David Goodwin and
wife of Wentworth visited their
lister, Mrs Frank Stetson, Memorial
Day.
River Road.
Fayette Worthen has sold his farm |
o VIM. Kicker of Massachusetts,, who !
viii take possession soon.
Henry Downing of landau and
amily have moved into the Swain
enement. His son will work for
Ar Swain.
Federated Church.
There will be joint meeting OF
he L. S. A. and Homeland Circle
ext Wednesday afternoon at the
ONE of Mrs Carrie Jewell.
The delegates to the Grafton
range Association meeting were Mrs
,rnest Underhill, Mrs Martha Camp,
Harriet Blaisdell and VIM. Blaisdell.
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