The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-05-12
Bradford.

Mrs A T Piper, who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter in
Guildhall, VT, is in town for few
days.
Miss Helen Gilmour, who is attend
ing the Posse School in Boston, is
visiting her mother, Mrs Margaret
Gilmour.
Bradford Center is booming and we
understand there is to be double
wedding in the near future, and per-
haps the third one.
Mrs Eliza Piper will offer at
Public Auction her farm, wagons,
harness, farming tools, and household
goods. See posters.
Walter A Mayo of Dorchester,
Mass. is in charge of the refrigerat-
ing plant, which is being installed at
the Bradford Market
Mr. and Mrs Frank Thayer have
moved from over the bakery to the
house on South Main ST., recently
vacated by Oscar Saville and wife.
Mrs F C Worthen, Mrs F c Lang
and the Lynch brothers attended the
funeral of their brother and uncle,
Richard H Lunnie, in Lebanon, Tues
day.
MIR Fl G Day, who for many years
owned the drug store where the
Bradford Market is now located, has
been in town this week calling on
old friends.
Word has just been received of the
death of Mrs Eugene Leavitt, former
ly Louise Colby of East Orange, on
May 7th, at her home in Southern
Pines, N. c.
Cards have been received in town,
announcing the arrival of a daugh-
ter, Shirley Louise, to Mr. and Mrs
Fred Louanis of Bellows Fall. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
Trotter Enc ampment degree team
will visit Moose River Encampment
in ST. Johnsbury this friday even
ing, and will confer the G. R. degree
on class of candidates.
Mr. and Mrs A N Lamber moved
their household goods to North Thet-
ford, Monday, where they will make
their home, Mr. Lambert being en-
ployed as station agent there.
John H Stillwell and w F Davis
will attend the Grand Encampment-
session, Wednesday, and Grand Lodge
meeting as delegates from Champion
Lodge, Thursday, at Brattleboro.
The Ladies' Society will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the home of Miss Sara X Parker. 1t
will be a Missionary meeting, and it
is expected there will be 4 speaker
from away. A full attendance is
desired.
Mr. Wayne Denny has nearly COM
pleted the unfinished house on Pleas
ant St., which he purchased from w
Fl Moves. Mr. and Mrs Denny expect
to occupy their new home in about
two weeks.
Married in Wheeling, W. Va, May
3, 1922, by the Rev. Clarence Z AL
len, Mr. Hugh Clark, formerly of
Chelsea, VT. and Mrs Beatrice P Lis
ton of Tiltonville, Ohio. They will
reside on the brides farm.
Mrs John H Bailey has returned,
after spending nearly seven months
with her mother and brothers in
Stickney, South Dakota, and her sis
ter and family in Sioux City, Iowa.
This is Mrs Bailey's first trip West
in SO years.
The body of Mrs Rachel M Leavitt,
who diAd in March at the home of
her son, DIR. Forrest Leavitt in Som
erville, Mass, was brought here
"Wednesday. DIR. Leavitt accom-
panied the remains for burial. Mrs
Levitt was the widow of the late
William H Levitt, who died in 1904.
Richard H Lunnie, who has been in
failing health for long time, died
in Mancl'es N. H. May 9Th. Fun
eral was held Tuesday with burial in
Lebanon, N. H. He is survived by
his wife and daughter, Margaret.
This is the first death in family of
six daughters and four brothers. He
was liked by everyone who knew him.
Messrs G A Kent, L A Neal, H
Davis, H B Springfield, F E Blake,