The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-10-20
BRADFORD
Remember the American Legion
Auxiliary Supper and Fair, Oct. 31st.
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the season, fell Wednesday.
Adjt.-Gen. H T Johnson of Mont
pelier was in town, Thursday.
Mrs A Lytle who has been i'll fo
several weeks, is gaining slowly.
Mr. and Mrs Warren C Morse o.
Hartford were in town, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Burroughs o.
Penacook, N. H. were in town, Sun
day.
Messrs. John Strong and Carl Pres.
colt of Bellows Falls spent Sunday
in town.
Mr. and Mrs w w Goodwin of Win
chendon, Mass. are spending the week
in town.
H B Springstead was confined to
the house with the prevailing dis
temper.
Ben c Moves of Waterbury visited
his father, w H Moves, a few days
last week.
Martin J Murphy of Bellows Falls
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
J M Murphy.
Miss Doris Drury of Northampton,
Mass. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
G A Jenkins.
Mrs Fannie Clogston left Saturday
to spend several weeks with her son
in Williamstown.
A N Lambert of North Thetford
has rented the upstairs tenement of
Mrs Margaret Gilmour.
Miss Jennie E Gray is back on duty
in the telephone exchange, after a
two weeks vacation
Mrs Mayme N Clark left Tuesday
c. Eli Mol
and Weymouth, Mass.
Mrs Cora Waterman of Union Viii
lage is spending the week with her
sister, Mrs G w Carleton.
Mrs VIM. Chamberlin was in Wells
River Wednesday, attending the Dis
trict Meeting of the w. R. c.
Mr. and Mrs T A Hunkins left We'd |
nesday for California, after spending
the summer at their home here
Mr. and Mrs F E Blake, Mrs Grace
Bonner and Mrs V w Davis were in
st. Johnsbury one day last week.
Mrs William Bailey and daughter
have been spending the past week
visiting friends in South Ryegate.
A B Shepherd, Supt. of Agencies,
with the National Life Insurance,
Montpelier, was in town Monday.
Mr. w L Cove finished work in
Sisco's Pharmacy, Saturday. Mr. Guy
Buck of Chelsea is taking his place.
The next meeting of Clover Leaf
Grange will be observed Oct. % as
Graces Night Light refreshments
will be served.
Arthur Cove, Howard Hines, Miss
Agnes Sencabaugh and Miss Maria
Benton of Bellows Falls visited Mr.
and Mrs F Cove on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs F w Briggs and son,
Frederick of .Brookline, Mass. called
on Mr. and Mrs C R Craig, Saturday,
on their way to the White Mts.
Messrs. C Strong, Carl Prescott,
Mark and Tico Oneido expect to
leave here Oct. 22nd for Maine, where
they will spend two weeks deer hunt
ing in camp north of Moosehead
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs R Carroll Eastman re-
turned Tuesday from a visit with
relatives and friends in Arlington
and Worcester, Mass. and Benning-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Carroll Low,
Madam Low and Miss Abbot, who
have been spending the summer at
Lake Morey and the Low Mansion, re-
turned to Brooklyn, N Y, Monday.
Vernon w Davis left Saturday for
Chicago, ILL.,, where he is attending
the Eclectic College of Chriroprac-
tic, taking an additional course in
aw of Vermont.
Mrs Thomas Forsaith and Thomas,
Jr. of New Haven, Conn. motored to
-
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs B S
Hooker, before they leave for their
winter home in Miami Beach, Fla. eli
There will be special meeting of oil
he American Legion Auxiliary at at
egion Hall Tuesday evening, Oct. "a,
o revise the bylaws and transact
ther important business. Every
member is requested to be present. tn
Mrs w c johnson. Mr. and Mrs w fir
limball and daughters, Dorothy and Ell
,velyn of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs P ne
! Switzer of Woodsville, N. H. and "
ierald w Hardy were guests of Mrs wi
nal Hardy for dinner at Hotel an
ow, Sunday. m,
Mr. and Mrs H B Springstead
,otored to Burlington, Friday, where
e attended the Vermont Consistory
cottish Rite. They were accom-
anied by Mrs L A Merrill, who
oent the day with her son Floyd,
tho is attending business college.
Major E D Redington and wife of
hicago were in town Monday, call cal
10 on old friends. They were over me
light guests at Hotel Low. leaving pl'
Dr. home Tuesday. Maj Redington
one of the Trustees of Dartmouth ed
ollege and a graduate in the class TIL
f 1861. mt
Comd't. John Slater and Ensign G thi
Kunz of the Salvation Army Head tn,
uarters, Boston, were in town Sat- an
rday. conducting their annual cam thu
aign for funds for that worthy or be-
anization. Their collection amount pol
to $50 for which they express their
hanks to the townspeople. brt
Rev. A Lytle, B S Hooker and H no'
Parker motored to Hanover, Tues Sn
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