The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-05-26
Bradford.

MIR and Mrs w C Stearns motoret
to Lebanon, Sunday.
MIR Walter c. Low of Brooklyn, N
Y. was a recent guest at Hotel Low.
Mrs Annie Bagley and Miss Louise
spent Sunday in White River juno
tion.
William Danforth of Boston visit
ed relatives in town the first of the
week.
Mrs Louie Bianci of Windsor has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Johr
Oneido.
Mr. E d Eastman of East Corinth
was weekend guest at the home of
j M Murphy.
Mrs Leila Higgins moved Tuesday
into Mrs L Worthley's house on
Pleasant St.
Mr. John Prescott Guild of Post
Mills, author of Maple Leaves" was
I'm town, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs C S Judd motored to
Boston the first of the last week,
returning Saturday.
The Baby Weighing will be held
at the Library this friday after
moon at three o'clock.
Messrs. Charles Parker and w E
X
visitors in town, Friday.
Messrs Wesley Doe, L A Neal, w S
Davis and III E Davis motored to ST.
Adams Tuesday, returning Wednes-
day.
Mrs w S Dodd and son, David, of
Twin Flower Farm, South Newbury,
We're business visitors in town, Tues
day.
Miss Margaret Jenkins attended
Dartmouth Junior Week, the guest Of
MIR and Mrs Harry Weed of Lynn,
Mass.
Mrs George Day of Haverhill, Mass.
was in town Saturday, called here by
the death of her sister, Mrs Imogene
Heath.
Mr. and Mrs D D Davis left We'd
nesfay for Lake Morey, where they
will occupy 'The Playhouse" for the
summer.
Mr. Fred L Dudley of Randolph,
Supervisor of Orange County high
ways, was guest at Hotel Low,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Simons will
move, next week, to the A T Piper
farm, recently purchased by Frank c
Worthen.
Miss Emma V Eastman, who has
been ill at Deaconess Hospital, Bos-
ton, has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to her home
Mr. and Mrs F H Bickford, with
Mrs M M Clark and Miss Harriet
Brock as guests, motored to St.
Johnsbury, Monday.
Miss Alice Bacon left last week.
Tuesday, for Essex Junction, VT. and
Cambridge, NY, where she will visit
friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Jamie Jacobs are the
happy parents of daughter, who
weighed 8 lbs. and 8 or. The young
aady arrived Sunday night.
Rev. ] A Lytle will preach at West
Burke next Sunday, and the Rev. o
j Anderson will deliver the Memorial
Day address at West Burke.
Mrs A E Hale attended the meet
ing eff the Vermont branch of Smith
College, Saturday at the home of Mrs
Charles Cone at Hartford, VT.
Mr. and Mrs John Shea, daughter
and grandson, and Miss Lane of Little
ton,.N. H. were guests of their cousins ,
MIR and Mrs ] M Murphy, Sunday. .,
Nessrs A R blackwell of Worcester,
Mass and Garnet blackwell of Bridge :
water, Mass. have been spending !
few days with Mr. and Mrs E A Hack :
we'll.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Weed of Lynn, .
Mass. and Mr. and Mrs Parker Cham +
5ers of Minneapolis, MINI. were call
ers at the home of M A jenkins, re- t
Gently. {
Champion Lodge OoF will OBJ a
serve Tuesday, June 18th, as the f
Memorial Day of the order. Exer-
cises will be held in the hall in the f
evening. I
Mr. and Mrs E S Erskine, who spent d
lase week with relatives in Will
Jamestown, arrived home, Sunday.
MIR Erskine is feeling much improved
in health.
Mr. and Mrs w S Bailey were pleas G
antly surprised by about twenty of n
their friends Thursday evening, the c
occasion being in honor of Mrs o
Bailey's birthday. v
Margaret, the young daughter of Il
Mr. and Mrs Arby Johnson, was oper C.
ated on for appendicitis, Sunday, at g
the Cottage Hospital, Woodsville. b
Through a complication of errors
the advertisement intended for ''The m
ladies Specially Shop" occupied space IL
last week over the signature of Hunt
& jenkins. This week it appears in m
is proper place. E
Mrs Imogene (Prescott) Heath of
South Ryegate died in the Mary C
Hitchcock Hospital at Hanover, We'd I,
,esday night, the 18th, aged % years.
The body was brought here Saturday nj
.or burial in the family lot in the o,
cemetery on the upper plain. She .
caves two sons, John and Grover r
PRESCOTT.
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