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


Mrs Asa Ames of Keene made a
short visit with relatives last week.
Mrs Ray Leonard returned to Bos-
ton, Mass. last Saturday.
Quite serious accident occurred
at H e Morrison's saw mill last
week, Thursday afternoon when a
large stick flew from the board saw,
striking Walter Webster, the sawyer,
in the face, cutting a ragged cash IN
his cheek and nose. DR.. Russell OF
Haverhill was called to dress the
wound, which necessitated several
stitches.
Mr. Charles Leard was away several
days last week visiting friends in
Massachusetts,.
Rev. H R Goodwin wife and son,
Paul, visited at o ] Blair's last
week from Thursday until Saturday.
They were returning to Milan for an
other year, after attending the nj. E.
Conference at Lawrence, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs H l. Atwood and MIR
and Mrs Earl Tarbox were down from
Lancaster for the week end.
Walter Tarbox was quite sick all
last week with grippe, and his father,
William Tarbox, took his place In
the creamery.
Mr. and Mrs E V Howard took an
auto trip to Barre last week, Thurs
day.
II M Wing was business visitor
in Boston last week.
Mrs Mark Cutler of Barre visited
her sister, Mrs E V Howard, last
week.
Mrs o Evans was unable to be al
the Library Tuesday afternoon, or
account of a severe bronchial cold.
Mrs Ida Labarron has moved back
to her house on. the Brook Road.
Mrs Midway is caring fof Mrs E r
Celley, while her other nurse is TAX
ing a vacation. Mrs Celley still re.
mains very feeble.
Grange meeting next week Tues
day evening. One application was
read at the last meeting and a goot
program presented.
Dorothy Howard is on the sick list
again with the prevailing distemper
Ray Bennett took several ladies II
Woodsville, Tuesday.
Martin Day was out of school or
account of illness, Monday.
The morning mail leaves the post
office at $50 a. M, and 2.15 in the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John Simpson were
Sunday guests of their son, Ralph
and wife at Haverhill.
Mrs Christie Goodwin was shut IL
last week with a severe cold ane
sore throat.
At the regular meeting of iona
than Tyler Council N. 35 there wa
good attendance and a Snew inter
est in the lodge is manifested. Ever!
officer was present and several ap
plications are under way for member
ship. At this meeting a committee
was elected to make arrangement
for the observance of Memorial Day
and the unwilling of the memoria
tablet erected for the brave boys O.
our town who answered to the call O.
service for the great World war.
River Road.
Mrs Alice Peters was taken sudden
ly ill Sunday afternoon, and carries
to Hanover hospital, where she wa
operated on Wednesday morning
That it may be successful operation
is the wish of her friends.
Mr. Geo. Eaton is on the sick lis
at this writing
The cry has been mud! mud! bu
now it is dust. The. road machine
has been doing a good job on oul
road and we appreciate it.
Mr. Carr is moving into his part O.
the Lawrence house.
Franz Pettingale, wife and bah!
were visitors at Fred Horizons, Wed
nesday.
Congratulations and best wishes t.
our neighbors on the Back Road, MI
and Mrs Harry Hodsden,
Federated Church.
The annual business meeting ant
supper of the Federated church
which was held recently, was wei
attended and a pleasant and profit
able evening spent. About the Same
officers and committees of the yeal
previous were elected again. A can
vass for the yearly budget was taker
of those present and very encourag'
ing response was made. The regular
drive commenced this week Thurs.
day.
A very interesting and profitable
missionary meeting was held at Mrs
Ray Towards last Wednesday. After
the work and program, they were
treated to dainty refreshments by
their hostess.
For the next six months, services
will be held in the M. E. Church. by
vote of the church.
OXFORD.
The church Service last Sunday was