The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-03-17
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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
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.
Berne Titus of Woodsville visited
his mother, Mrs c c Titus, last week,
Thursday.
Mrs l. R Woods of Bradford spent
Thursday of last walk with her SON.,
Earl and family.
Mrs Alfred Follansby of North
Thetford called on her mother Mrs
Harlow one day last week.
John Mum and Charles Thurber
were in Montpelier Thursday and
Friday to attend Shrine meeting.
School closed last Friday for the
Easter vacation. Ruth Still had no
absent marks for two terms.
Elmer Still was Bradford bust
ness visitor last Thursday.
The girls club gave their play at
Post Mills last Thursday night.
Byron Rowell of Bradford was in
the place on business one day last
week.
Charles Sawyer left town last Sat-
urday.
Mildred Cross went Monday to work
for Mrs Dimock of North Thetford.
Ruth, ''Betty" and Robert Mum
left Monday for Danvers, Mass, where
they will spend their vacation with
relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dennis and Mrs
Earl Woods were callers at Ernest
Dennis in Oxford, Sunday.
Avery Hodge was in st. Johnsbury
Wednesday to attend listers meet
ing.
The Morey boys have been saving
wood for several in the place this
week.
Mrs Fred Eaton of Bradford is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Elmer
Still.
Mr. Billings is. visiting Mrs c c
Titus.
John Mum left Wednesday for
Boston; where he will attend the
Automobile Show.
Marion sDonahue is in Pawtucket,
r. l. visiting Estelle Baker, who has
only recently returned to her home
after visiting Miss Donahue several
weeks
Miss Eliza Drew, a trained nurse,
who assisted in the care of Mrs Col
ton for a couple of weeks, returned
to Woodsville Monday of last week.
Mrs Abbott, who has been i'll with
the grippe is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Gilbert of
Hanover were callers at the home of
Charles Pike, Sunday.
Mr. Cotton returned home Friday,
Ruth Alvah, Mildred, Rachel and
Chester Cotton returning to their
respective homes on Saturday. Miss
Rachel was with her mother five
weeks and Miss Ruth was with her
two weeks before the end came.
Obituary of Mrs. Cora Albee Cotton.
. Mrs Cora V Cotton was born in
Brookline, VT. Mar. 81, 1869. She
died at the home of her father, War
rem E Albee on Mar. 6, 1922.
Her early life and girlhood was
spent at Brookline and South Fairlee,
VT She was educated in the schools
of South Fairlee, and at Oxford and
Thetford Academies. She was mar
ried June a, 1890 to Fred L Cotton Of
Norwood Mass. and spent most of
her life afterwards in Norwood and
Boston.
She had been suffering for the last
year from an incurable disease. At
the doctors advice to go to the
country, she went to her fathers
home last, fall, and spent the re-
mainder of her days there. She was
a patient sufferer during her Long
illness and was tenderly cared for
by her sister.
The funeral services were from her
fathers residence on Mar. 9th. Rev.
E L M Barnes officiated, with A E
Hale in charge. There were many
and beautiful floral tributes. In
terment was in her fathers lot at
South Fairlee.
Her death is mourned by large
circle of relatives and friends. She
is survived by a husband and five
children, four DAUGHTERS Ruth, Alvah,
Mildred and Rachel and one son,
Chester. a father, and three sisters,
Mrs Selah George of South Fairlee,
Miss Ada Albee of Fairlee and Mrs
Charles Davis of Bradford.
The bearers were: Charles Thurber.
DIN Renfrew, George Clogston and
Burns Bond. Those here from out Of
town to attend the funeral were:
Ruth Cotton of Springfield. Mass;
Chester Cotton of North Hampton.
Mass; F c Cotton. Alvah. Mildred |
and Rachel Cotton Dorchester. Mass;
Mr. and Mrs Charles Davis and two |
children, Bradford: Mrs Selah George |
and Mr. and Mrs Hawley George, So. |
Fairlee; Mr. and Mrs Seldom George, |
West Fairlee, also Mr. and Mrs Chas. |
Warren an aunt of the deceased.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to express our sincerest |
thanks and appreciation to all our
neighbors and friends for their kind |
lv assistance during the DAYS of |