The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-11-10
mi. w. A. Ministries Newbury, Nov

F H johnson spent Sunday with his
wife in Boston.
Harry Renfrew and son Milo, left
Saturday for California.
Mr. and Mrs K j Coffran were in
town Monday on business.
Iona Chapter of Eastern Star will
meet Tuesday night, Nov. a.
VIM. l. Cove left Tuesday on a
business trip to Keene, N. II.
Miss Helen M Worthley is visiting
Mr. and Mrs Truman Speare in Chel-
sea.
Miss Rebecca Williams is home
from Springfield, Mass. for a few
days.
MIR George E Lothrop is in charge
of the Bradford Electric Lighting
plant.
Nelson Lamb and wife,of Rochester,
N. III. were in town recently to visit
his mother.
Mr. and Mrs F B Morrill, and son,
Bartlett, returned from Ayres Cliff,
TP. O., Wednesday.
Miss Helen Gilmour left Monday
for the Posse Normal School of Gym
nastics in Boston.
Messrs. Harry E Davis and D d
Davis were business visitors in Barre,
Thursday afternoon.
RN Hammond, who has been at The
Dimock Orchard this season, left
Wednesday for Boston.
E C Hammond, while splitting wood
In the yard at home recently, met
with misfortune when the axe flew
off the handle cutting his wrist
severely.
Mrs H C Clark and son, Chandler,
who have been spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
C. d Slack, returned to Woodsvllle,
N. Fl. Sunday.
Mrs Anna L Hardy and son, Gerald
w Hardy, motored to Lancaster, N.
H. Sunday, where they visited her
mother Mrs w C johnson and sister,
Mrs j w Kimball.
Mrs Emma Kenyon left today for a
two weeks visit with her son George
and family at Bellows Falls, then
will leave for Lynn, Mass, where she
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs w E Crafts spent the
weekend with their daughter and
family in Franconia, N. H. Their
grandson, Melvin White, returned
Rev. and Mrs T P Frost left We'd
nesday for Attleboro Springs, Attic
boro, Mass. to spend the winter. Their
many friends wish for them a pleas
ant and comfor table winter.
Mr. E M Reed, who, drove the YER
mont Baking Companys team in this
section for many years, recently suf-
fered slight shock and is boarding
at Dan N Pratt's for the present.
Supt. d B Locke left Wednesday
afternoon to attend a meeting of the
New England School Superintendents
held in Boston, Nov. Gil. Mr. Locke
is member of the Executive Com
mittee of the Association
Mr. and Mrs S Sisco, John M Still
well and Miss Doris Benjamin leave
Monday for Boston, where they will
attend the druggists convention.
They expect also to visit friends in
the city and vicinity during their alb
-sence.
W w Ward, while putting roofing
on building at Ernest Batchelder's
Thursday, in some manner lost his
footing and crashed through the scat
folding to the ground, injuring his
shoulder and a possible fracture of
1.-The soollar-bone.
Misses Mildred Smith and Beth
Clark, who have been at The Dimock
Orchard for several seasons, finished
work this week. Miss Smith went to
Clearwater, Fla, while Miss Clark
will wilt in Williamstown, Mass be-
fore going to Winter Park, Fla. for
The winter.
Xhe 1922 season for taking deer,
with horns not less than three inches
long, opened Tuesday morning at 6
O'Clock and will continue for the two
weeks, ending Nov. Is. The limit is
~one deer and to date none of fifty
and one" hunters in this vicinity
Ehave. reached or reported in the
limit" for Vermont.
At the meeting of Clover Leaf
Grange, held Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year, w. NJ, H d Wheat
ley; w. o., G l. Crafts; w. l., Mrs W
E Crafts; Stew, John H Stillwell;
Asst. Stew, Erwin Cox; Chap, Miss
Eta Davis; Treas, w E Crafts; Sec,
Mrs R A Emerson; G. K, G w Garlic
ton; Ceres, Mrs H d Wheatley; Po-
mona, Mrs E D Benjamin; Flora, Mrs
Rena Clark; L. A. S., Mrs R E Pier
son. At the Gloss of the meeting an
OvSter simmer was served nv the men.