The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-01-20


A story Of the turf full of good
wholesome laughs. "Letrs go" and see
Douglas MacLeafff9 ini NThe Home
Stretch" Fairlee, Jan. 20.
Mrs L Speare visited at Fred
Washburn's in Bradford last week.
joicing in the birth of an 81a pound
daughter, Margaret Eileen, born
Thursday, Jan. 18th. Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs Earl A Woods enter
tanned a few neighbors Saturday
night. The evening was spent play
ing whist after which light refresh
ments were served
Mrs Ernest Humphrey is the nurse
coming for Mrs Martin Grady and
little daughter.
Mrs Story Melvin and Mrs Charles
Mum were in Lebanon on shopping
tour last Saturday
Mrs Leonard Simpson has been
visiting her, sister Mrs Chauncey
Currier.
Abe Jacobs of Bradford was in
town on business Saturday.
Several of our local fisherman re-
port good catches of pickerel at Lake
Morey the first of the week.
William Smith, our ice man, is cut
ting ice on the lake. He has already
cut one thousand ton and reports it
as the best ice ever cut.
Carroll Woods of Bradford visited
his brother Earl Woods the first of
the week, while enjoying a fishing
trip.
John Mum and party of five en-
ioyed q sleigh ride to Bradford Sun
day evening.
Evelyn Leach returned to her
school last Saturday, where she re-
sumed her duties as teacher the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dennis were in
Bradford and Piermont Monday.
Edward Root, Maurice Roberts and
H G Hartman are working for Will
liam Smith.
Robert Donahue is making some
fine Improvements on his barn.
Mrs Campbell is confined to the
house with a severe cold.
We are glad to see John Davis on
our streets again after an absence OF
six weeks, owing to an attack OF the
grip.
Guy Smith is driving team for
Charles Mum. -,
William Porter is quite i'll with
bronchitis.
Ruby Bradley visited Margaret
Frazier in Orfordville Saturday night
Owing to the illness OF Mrs Will
liam Chapman, Miss. Abbie Porter is
assisting in the family again.
Rev. E L M Barnes, who has been
iii with the prevailing distemper, is
able to be out again.
Katherine Russell of Orfordville
visited her aunt Miss Florence Rus
sell, Wednesday.
"Gentlemen's Night" at the Rondo
Club was observed Tuesday evening
and was reported to be "The event of
the season." Club members and their
guests to the number of sixty
gathered in the two lower rooms OF
the hall at eight o'clock, where they
were entertained by Mrs Wells and
Miss Elsie Westgate of Haverhill, and
also treated to four-course banquet.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
and the Club colors of green and
yellow were very much in evidence.
Several of our townspeople We're in
Oxford Monday evening to attend the
installation. of officers of the Con-
|necticut Valley Chapter of Eastern
Star Past Matron Kathleen Mum,
as installing officer, and Past Matron
Lillian M Dayton as marshall, in
stalled the officers for the coming
wear. After the ceremonies the
Chapter presented Mrs Mum with
lovely boquet of roses and Mrs Day,
ton with carnations. At the close OF
the evening refreshments were served
to the members and their guests.
Sunday evening at the church Rev;
Ell M Barnes will speak on ireland
and the Irish people.