The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-03-17
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been widely known as the head OF
Boyle Brothers Optical Department
at White River Junction for the past
fifteen years, is in Boston this week
attending the largest convention OF
optical men ever held in New Eng
land. When testing eyes and fitting
glasses, Mr. Carpenter. as an OPTIC
metrist, is. always ambitious to serve
his patients in the best possible way
and is expecting to bring back many
helpful suggestions for their good.
Town and school meetings Tuesday
passed off in it's usual quiet way
Mr. George Eaton was elected Select
man for three years; o B Stanley,
Town Clerk; A C Drury, Treasurer;
Fred Cutting, Road Agent; F c
White for three years as school COM
mite; Mrs Arthur Ames, Clerk, and
E R Celley, Treasurer. Dinner was
served at noon by the ladies of the
Social Aid.
EV Howard spent the week end in
Barre with his brother, Guy Howard
Irene Day was out of the Post
Office nearly all last week with a
bronchial cold and sore throat.
Words comes from Grasmere of
the arrival of a son on Mar. 9th at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Dan Col
cord. Congratulations.
Mrs Wilmer Towle was over from
Bradford Tuesday, looking after the
dinner at the Hall.
Twenty-one friends of Mr. and Mrs
John Stickney called on them a few
weeks ago to help them celebrate
their 51st wedding anniversary. All
had pleasant evening, and Mrs
Stickney wishes they would come
oftener.
Mrs Mary Horton is in very poor
health at the present writing, being
able only to sit up part of the time,
Martin Day is out of school this
week with a sore throat.
Mr. Horace Clough is confined to
the house with the prevailing dis
temper, and under the care of DR..
Locke.
Supt. Rhoades of Wentworth was
in town Tuesday and attended the
school meeting.
Henry Worth Of Oxford visited his
Mother, Tuesday.
Grange meeting on Tuesday evening
was as we'll attended as could be ex-
pected, being the third meeting on
that day. An interesting program
was presented and all present SEEM
ed to enjoy the evening. Those who
stayed at home missed a good time.
George Webster has been shut in
with the grippe.
River Road.
Spring seems to have arrived, as
the farmers are tapping their sugar
orchards, the mud is appearing, and
we hear it reported that a robin has
been heard. Well, we have had
enough of winter, and we welcome it
all, even the mud.
The results Of the town election
gave our road the honor of another
town officer, as Mr. Geo. Eaton was
made third selectman for the en-
suing year.
School in No. l closes this week.
Adna Horton of Boston arrived at
his brothers Fred Horton, Thursday
and will remain a few days.
Federated Church.
The monthly missionary meeting
will be held next Wednesday after
noon at Mrs Ludelle Ames.
There will be a meeting of the
Red Cross Society at Mrs Ludelle
Ames' Saturday afternoon, Mar. IS.
OXFORD.
Mr. Chas. M Carpenter, who has
been widely known as the head Of
Boyle Brothers Optical Department
at White River Junction for the past
fifteen years, is in Boston this week
attending the largest convention of
optical men ever held in New Eng
and. When testing eyes and fitting
glasses, Mr. Carpenter, as an Optic
netrist, is always ambitious to serve
his patients in the best possible way
md is expecting to bring back many
helpful suggestions for their good.
Mrs Walter r Dennis gave birth
% a daughter at Mary Hitchcock
Sunday morning. Mr. Dennis