The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-25
NORTH THETFORD.

II
william Hart i'm "Three Word
Rrand.v also Pathe Review, Church,
North Thetford, Thursday, Aug. 3lst'
Schulenberg's Auction Sale Of ~
Kentucky Horses at the Riding School,
Camp Wynona, Fairlee, vt, Sept. z.
See posters.
Mrs C M Ware of Weehawken, N.
]. was a recent caller at Mrs Ella
Waterman's.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Stafford recently
motored from Keene, N. II. to Visit
Mrs Saffords sister, Mrs Byron Earle,
at the Earle home.
Mr. and Mrs Will Townsend and Les
lie Maxfield of Tunbridge, Miss Ella
Maxfeld and Mr. Ira Moore of Man
chester called on Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Maxfeld last week Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Franz Pettingale and
baby visited her parents in Brad
ford, Sunday. :,
Mr. and Mrs Ray Rexford and chill
dren motored on Sunday to Morris
Vile, where Mrs Rexford will Visit
her parents for few days.
A number of members of the ID. a.
r. and their friends were pleasantly
entertained at covered dish party
last week Thursday, at the home CT
Mrs Martha Conant.
Mrs Frederick Howard and Mrs
Banks Winslow motored to Barre,
Mass. last week Thursday, returning
+La follonuipu SATURDAY.
Mr. and Mrs j R Jacobs are in
Lowell, Mass. for a few days. Their
children and Mrs Wheeler are stay
ing at Wilson's Inn.
The following people enjoyed pic
mic at Middle Point on Lake Morey
last Friday afternoon: Misses Mabel
and Nellie Berry, Miss Nudge, Mrs
Clara Abbott, Mrs Julia Hosford,
Miss Alice White, Miss Sarah Conant,
Mrs B A Babcock, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Barber, Misses Dora Beardsley ano
Gussie Leonard, Mr. Charles Berry.
Mrs Eliza Piper of Guildhall, VT. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs B A Bah
cock. :,
The fair and entertainment hello
by the Woman's Home Missionary ano
: the Ladies' Aid Societies on Tuesday
was a great success. The services OF
many Interested helpers are much
appreciated.
Little Ruth Kinsman was at Han
over hospital last week to have ade'
noids removed
Miss Verna Smith has returned
from Plymouth, N. H. Normal school
North Thetford friends of Mr. ane
Mrs Mark Ware will be interested II
the following item sent to us from
Lebanon:
1.-THE marriage of Wilbur Chap
man Jr. of New York and Miss Haze
Ware, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mari
Ware of this town, occurred at thu
brides home on Shaw st. at hlgl
noon Thursday, Aug. II. Rev. Johl
w Barker, pastor of the Unitarian
church here, performed the ceremon!
using the Episcopal marriage. service
ONLY members of the family ant
about 25 guests were present at tn
wedding, which was informal Ih'
bride was attended by Miss Marion {
Carter. The ceremony was folloWe'
by a buffet luncheon, Mrs Jane
Graham and Mrs John K Waterman
serving. The bride wore charming
gown of salmon pink Canton crepe
with white trimmings and whit
hat, and carried bouquet OF swee
peas. The bridesmaid wore whit
net with black lace hat. The hous
was attractively decorated with pin
and white sweet peas and Phlox. M
and Mrs Chapman left for New Yor
to sail for Maracaibo, Venezuela, t
make their home there. Mrs Chap
mans going away gown was a three
piece suit Of rose pongee with whit
hat. The bride has been for sewers
years a most successful professions
nurse, which line Of duty has take
her to many parts of the countr!
and it was in Mexico that she me
Mr. Chapman, who had business intel
ests there. Mr. Chapman is the SO
of the late Wilbur Chapman, tn
noted evangelist, who was, at tn
time of his death about two year
ago. pastor of the 3rd Presbyteria
church on Fifth Avenue, New Yor
City"