The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-11-17
Bradford.
MI. w. A. Ministries Newbury, Nov IL.

Mrs j | Everett.
Frank Chase. Roy Burroughs and
Mildred Robertson left Wednesday
for Sherman, Calf.
John Howard of Haverhill spent
the weekend with his sister, Mrs
George Butterfield.
Mrs w c Stearns spent the week
end In Lebanon, N. H. with her sister,
Mrs Clarence Bosworth.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Langervin of East
Barnet were weekend guests of her
sister, Mrs F B Champany.
Mrs r L Mativia begun duty as
telephone operator at, the Conn. Val
ley Telephone Exchange, Monday.
The policy of the Opinion is the
same as in the past, which is not to
publish unsigned commune ations.
w E Crafts attended the special
term of the County Court at Chelsea
last week Wednesday and Thursday.
In last weeks Election notes under |
the list of Justices of Peace, the name
S j Bickford should have been S j
Sisco.
Misses Julia and Margaret Fletcher
of Thetford Hill visited their brother
DR.. Frederick Fletcher and wife this
week.
Miss Gretchen l Staples left Mon
day night for Southern Pines, N. c.,
where she has employment for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs Charles R Craig spent
Saturday and Sunday, the guests of
MIR and Mrs w HI Thompson in East
Corinth
Mr. and Mrs George H Woods and
- r
guests of her sister, Miss Myrtle Saw
yer Sunday.
Bradford was we'll represented at
the Chicken Pie supper at West New
bury, Friday evening. All report
fine supper.
A Mason, Secretary and Treasurer
of the Vermont Accident ms Co. of
Rutland, was a business visitor in
town, Thursday.
Carl H Prescott, an express mes
senger between White River Junction
and Greenfield, Mass, returned to
Greenfield, Sunday.
Clement Kingdom and friend, Wat
son Thomlinson. Dartmouth '26 spent
Armistice Day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs L ] Kinghorn.
Hon F V Johnson and family, who |
have been spending the summer at
Stonecliff Farm, returned to New
York City Thursday morning. {
Mrs j A Lytle, who has been in the
Hanover hospital three weeks, fol-
lowing an operation, returned home
Monday, much improved in health. ]
Mr. Clarence M Austin of Lawrence, &
Mass, who back in the SOS lived
with Deacon John Sawyer, has been {
calling on friends in, town for a few I
days. :
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Mildred Warner Oct. IL, is |
wholly without foundation, and is c
denied by Miss Warmers 3
Mr. and Mrs Will Shea, son Thomas |
and daughter, Dorothy, called on {
their cousins, Mr. and Mrs j M Muir
ohy, Sunday, motoring from Little
ton, N. H.
Ida M Washburn has been trans
ferred from Hindupur to Bangalore,
and her mailing address is now
Cookson Road, Richards Town, Banga-
ore South India.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Shepard and v
Mr. and Mrs Tracy Shepard spent Sat-
lrday night with Mrs H C Batchel- a
Ter. They made the trip by motor s,
:ycle, returning to their home in La r,
:onia. Sunday. H
VIM. A Gale has purchased the Will L
Jams residence, which will be run as
n Annex to Hotel Low. The hotel d
will be closed about the first of m
December when guests will be taken =
are of at the Annex during the win u
er.
State Councillor S. & D. of L. Mrs OF
Jennie Gle of Hartland, VT. made re
n official visit to Liberty Council M
Wednesday evening. Mrs Howe, Mrs Ii
lowers, Madam Gile and Mr. Gle, all &c
,embers of the Order at Hartland,
ccompanied her. At the close of the SC
leeting supper was served. IT
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jenkins and w. w.
aughters of st. Johnsbury, have re- ~
lrned to make their home in town. IN
hey have moved their household iii
oods to their residence on South =.
lain St. Mr. Jenkins resigned his ~
osition at the Plymouth Creamery IN
ystem Plant, on account of the loss ~
his eye.
A reception was given Mr. and Mrs w
SothCy "1 SQi LIo IIddy SNCHlilS,
ov. 10th, at the home of Mr. and Mrs ri
dward Simonds. About 70 relatives 90
nd friends gathered to wish them ne
'ts of happiness. Many presents vi
ere received, including silver, glass, r.
men and money. The evening was NJ
oent in playing games. Refresh
ients of sandwiches, cake and coffee oa
ere served. ~.
The following taken from the Con-
will be of interest to
lr townspeople: "Dr. and Mrs H we
ilbourn of Stoneham, Mass were tic
Irprised recently when host of pa
leir church and congregation called
lie evening to express cordial felici- j.,
.tions on their 18th wedding ami
,rsary. In the midst of the festiv- u.
les feet of automobiles arrived pH
it'll AZ friends of Mystic Side Church, SCI
Maiden, of which DIR. Kill fo'
,urn was formerly pastor and added
Ieir hearty expressions of good will