The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-10-06
LYME.


evening, Sept 25, at Lyme Center,
under the efficient instruction of
Miss Ida Shepherd of the Mary Hitch
cock Memorial Hospital. Those who
availed themselves of her instructions
in the spring have been pleased to
receive certificates for same.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Lockwood are re-
joicing over the birth of "a pound
daughter, born, Sept. 26, at the
Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital,
Hanover, N. H. This is their first
birth in Is years.
MIR and Mrs Roy Dennis, Mr. and
Mrs Henry Abbott and Mrs Jennie
Leonard motored last week Tuesday
to Essex Junction to call ON Mrs
Florence Dayton Barnes, who is quite
ill.
Mrs C M Kenney of Erving, Mass.
visited her sister Mrs F Elliott last
week Tuesday, and their brother L +
Hewes of Lebanon, N. H. took them
on a trip to Plymouth, Campton,
West Thornton, Warren, Glencliff,
and to Oxford, their birthplace.
Their pictures were taken at the Mt.
Cube House. They called on many
former friends and schoolmates.
Mr. and Mrs F E West and Miss
Mile took their guest, Mrs John
Cowan of Bristol, N. H. home last
week Wednesday, with their car.
Etna Fair held Wednesday and
Thursday of last week drew good
number from this town, as in former
years. The Hayes triplets were an
added attraction, and several walked
the one half mile to see them.
Mr. and Mrs E H Perkins went Sept.
28th to Melrose, Mass. to visit their
son, Chas. Dean and family, also to
help celebrate their grandson's fifth
anniversary which occurred that day.
DR.. Walter R Barnes is stopping
with his friend, Warren Parker, and
calling on some of his many friends.
Mrs Addie Morrison has improved
1.-THE Pines" by adding new shingles
to her roofs, Greenough and Stark
carpenters.
Mrs Chas Craig of Laconia, N. H. Is
visiting her aunt Mrs Jennie Leonard.
Miss Alice L Washburn of Malone,
N. Y. is having her annual vacation,
and spending the time in her old
home with her sisters and among
her many warm friends. Miss Paul
ina goes Thursday to Providence, K.
I. for the winter. Miss Pauline Whit
temore of X. U. A. joined the family
circle for the weekend.
In last weeks items: The State
question discussed at the Pomona
Grange meeting Sept. 20, should
read: "How can our system of Tax
alton be adjusted so that the burden
will bear according to the ability
and resources of the people = R S
Cross, principal speaker.
Miss Clara Whittemore was convey
ed to Woodsville Friday by DR.. G w
Weymouth, accompanied by Mrs
Gerry. She became an inmate of the
Grafton Co. Home for Aged, and her
address is IA Maple St., Woodsville,
N. H.
Mrs Henry Kemp has joined the
clerking force at F E Vests store.
Mr. and Mrs A A Soper and son-in-
law, VIM. McNiff of Thompson, Conn,
were weekend guests of j w and
Julia Mayo. Mrs Soper will be re-
membered as Alice Morey of the Pond
district. Other guests of the same
household were H L DeCamp, his
son j E DeCamp and bride, and Lois
Whipple, all of Claremont, N. H., the
latter remaining until about Christ
mas.
Mr. A A Turner and Miss Ethel
went to Munsonville, N. H. Friday,
returning Sunday, bringing Mrs
Claflin and Miss Gladys Turner. Miss
Turner has spent most of September
at their cottage at Granite Lake, for
her health, which has improved in
the meantime.
Last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Mativia and MIR and Mrs Leland Mer-
rill of Etna, N. H., with Perry Ma
tivia, chauffeur, motored to the
White Mount aims. A wonderful trip,
as the day was ideal
Mr. and Mrs West Balch returned
Monday night from Winchester, N.
H. with their nephew, Harry b
Holmes, having accompanied their
guests of last week to their home.
Mrs Sarah w Converse had the mis-
fortune to injure the back OF her
hand, necessitating trip to the
doctors house.
Mr. and Mrs Walter French have
relatives visiting them from Bridg-
port, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs E A Blood, Mrs Stowell
and daughter of Lancaster, N. h.
were Sunday guests of F E Vests
family. Miss Dorothy Henry L. II.
S. "a was with the party.
M M Converse of Andover, Mass.
sent his car and chauffeur up Tues
day after MIR and Mrs Geo. S Mayo
and Mr. and Mrs S A Converse to come
and make them a visit. There is no
question about their welcome.
The October meeting of the w. b.
M was held in the vestry Thursday
afternoon instead of Wednesday
allowing the members a chance to
attend the Grafton Orange Associ-
alton meeting at Bradford, which &C.
Cured on the regular date, Oct. q.
Many thanks are due E B Alden,
who kindly consented to play the
church organ in the absence Of Miss
Turner, Oct. 1. With his many years
of faithful, gratuitous service as
church organist, he needs no common