The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-12-08
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own HAL, rI1udy ENCiihS DCS' o
House Peters in 1.-THE Man from Los
River. A great story of out door life
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Woods and son re
turned home from Bradford last Thurdsa.
afternoon. Mrs. Woods is better at thi
writing.
Mr.. anc Mrs. Howard Whitcher WHIT
have been spending sometime with hi
mother, Mrs. Agnes Cross left Saturday
for their home in Wilder, Vt.
Miss Ruth Cross, who has been il
training at the Bellevue Hospital in New
York and recently spent two weeks vaca
ton with her mother returned Friday tC
Newport, N. H., to resume training at the
Carrie F. Wright Hospital.
Barbara Andrews of Gushing Academy
spent her Thanksgiving recess at the
home of her parents.
Mrs. Melvin is entertaining her sister
Mrs. Piper of Lyme.
Paul Scruggs was home from his school
at Woodsy lille for the week end.
Mrs. F. NJ Anderson has been enter
tanning her son, Lieut.. G. L. B. Anderson
of the Civil Engineer Corps U. S. Navy
on duty with the American forces of
occupation in the Republic of Haiti.
Lieut.. Anderson left for New York Mon
day and expects to sail for Haiti Tuesday.
Chauncey Currier carried his son Alton
to White River Jet. Sunday where he
took the train for Bellows Falls. He
goes back to resume his school duties at
Vermont Academy after spending the
Thanksgiving vacation at his home here.
Miss. Florence Russell spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jackman
at East Corinth.
Mrs Isaac Ellsworth and son Namon
Barton of Lyme spent Thanksgiving
with Mrs. Agens Cross and family.
Miss Hazel Comstock of Brattleboro
spent Thanksgiving as the guest of Ralph
Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Dean and son
Earle and Mrs. F. NJ Anderson and son,
1t. G. l.. B. Anderson of Haiti spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Sherman
Rogers.
Several of the grangers attended
Pomona Grange at Bradford Monday
afternoon and evening.
Damon Barnes of Montpelier Seminary
spent the Thanksgiving recess at the
home of his parents.
The Novelty Entertainment, Maude
Turner Trio; the third number of the
Chautauqua that was postponed Novem-
Der 10th on account of illness among
some members of the Trio, will be given
at the hall December 18th. These enter
tainments have been of first class
quality and if the community wish to
have them continued another year they
will have 10 give the Rondo full house
for this last number.
Milton Hard of Burlington spent the
Thanksgiving recess with his brother
Frank Hard and family.
Mr. w. E. Allbee and daughter Ada
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
and family of Bradford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Selah George and family for Thanks
giving.
Pomona Mum was home from her work
at Newport, N. H. for the holiday.
Mrs. Arthur Bedell and two children
spent Thanksgiving at her home in Lyn-
donville.
Friends of DR.. Weaver and family were
sorry to learn of his accident Friday night
and one and all wish for him a speedy
recovery.
The N. S. Club will hold sale of fancy
articles, home made candy, canned goods,
etc., Saturday evening, December 9th.
Refreshments served during the sale.
1t is the duty of all to patronize these
girls as they have worked hard for a
worthy cause.
The fire alarm has been moved to the
top of the grist mill and the alarm can be
operated from the telephone Office.