The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-16
Bradford.


was in town, Tuesday.
I'll. A. Prescott and wife were visitors
IN Plainfeld Wednesday,
Prichard and Hays new Ford delivery
struck is in operation this week.
Messrs. Leighton, Robinson and Sisco
eft Thursday for fishing trip
Miss Vivian Hatch began work att the
Ladies Speciality Shop Monday.
Miss Marion Abbott who spent the
winter in New York City, is in town.
Mrs. b. ID. Benjamin and Mrs. G. P.
Davis were visitors in Plainfield Wednes-
day.
Martin Murphy of Bellows Falls visit
ed his parents. Mr. and Mrs J M Murphy
last week.
F L Worthley and family, with Mrs
Mary Wilmot spent Sunday with relatives
in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Peters returned on
Wednesday from a week spent at Peaks
Island, Me.
Mrs, Norman Barrett and infant daugh-
ter returned from the Cottage Hospital at
Woodsville, Tuesday.
Miss Henrietta Murphy and Mrs. III. o.
Hutchins are employed in Hunt!& Jenkins
store this summer.
Messrs. M. A. Jenkins and Forrest st
John were business visitors in Manches-
ter, N. Fl. Tuesday.
Mrs. L. E. Mcclure spent the week
with her daughters, Bernice and Gladys,
an Springfield, Mass.
Miss Alice Bacon has returned home
after several weeks spent in western YER
mont and New York State.
Earle Haskins has accepted the posi-
ton as assistant principal of the Barton
hi syh1 for L.
MIR and Mrs @ A Kent returned Tues
Portland, Me. and Concord, N FL
Mrs George A Low, Mrs W C Low,
Pauline and Kenneth, are at the Low
Mansion for part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hunkins arrived
Saturday night from California, and ex-
pect to be in this vicinity until October.
Mrs. ]. M. Taylor left On Friday for
Springfield. Mass, to attend her son Wes-
ley's graduation from Wilbraham Prep
School.
Judge Baldwin and. Mr.. Otis Smith of
Wells River, and Mr.. P. M. Beckley of
South Ryegate, were business visitors in
town Monday.
Mrs A G Haskins and Charles attend
ed the Commencement exercises at Mid
dlebury College this week. Earl Haskins
graduated with honors
Supt L Kingdom has been cleaning
out the reservoir for the village water sup
ply and putting in new gate. He ex-
poets to complete the repairs this week.
Marguerite Higgins, telephone operator,
who has been supplying at the Fairlee
exchange, returned Saturday, and is taking |
-Adine Welton Longstaff's place, for a
week
MIR A FL Brown of Cambridge, Mass.
Tor SO years conductor on the Fitchburg
division of the B. & NJ R. R. with a run |
between Boston to Troy, N. Y. each day,
-Tnd ms daughter, Mrs G B Dartt, have
been guests at Hotel Low this week.
Over fifty were present at the Memorial
exercises held in l. o. o. F. hall for men,
bers of Champion Lodge and Rebekahs,
Tuesday evening The regular service OF
singing hymns, an address by Rev. G. L.
-Banghart and prayer, was carried out,
Mrs y Z Nettleton and daughter, Miss
Gladys, Of Maiden, Mass are spending
several days at Hotel Low. Mrs Nettle-
ton, who was born here will be remember
ed by many of "Mame" Stevens daugh-
ter OF Arson Stevens, who was brother
sof Harry B. Stevens.
Word was received here Saturday of the
death of Carl Beattie of Guildhall, who
was instantly killed by lightning, Friday
noon. He was in the barn at the time.
A wife and three children survive him.
MIR Beattie was graduate from Bradford
Academy, class of 1908
The Editor celebrated his Goth birth
day with a dinner at Hale's Tavern, Sum-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester II. Green,
Miss Violet Robbie, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Parker of Montpelier, and Miss Tina
Brusiere of Hyannis, and Miss Sara Park
er joined him for the dinner.
The Tarvia distributor arrived Tuesday
and men under the supervision of Mr.
GMlds of Boston, are applying oil to the
streets this week. The trustees have
been cutting the bushes and grass beside
the sidewalks which when completed will
add to the general fine effect OF the we'll
kept lawns.
The State meeting of the Sons and
Daughters Of Liberty was held in Plain
Geld on Wednesday. Members from
Liberty Council In attendance at the ses-
sion were Mrs. F. L. Davis, Mrs. w. E.
Crafts, Mrs. H. E. Prescott, W. E. Crafts
and John H. Stillwell. Liberty Council
was honored by having one of its men,
bers. Mrs. III. E. Prescott made State
Vice Councillor, and Mrs. F. L. Davis as
member of one of the important COM
mittees.
Mr.. w. H, johnson Of Independence,
Kas., who has arrived at his fine summer
home Elm Knoll" South Newbufy,
paid the Opinion Office a very pleasant
call, Tuesday afternoon. He seems to be
very good health and full of enthusiasm
for the summer in the hills of Vermont
He had some wonderful melons and
s1uashes in his garden last summer and |
will probably duplicate the success this
sceEDing season.