The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-06-28
HaVerhill,

Ned 7. Barber and wife visited
friends in Bradford last Sunday.
Mrs. Bittinger and daughter are
visiting in Hanover and vicinity.
Fred and Dane Stevens left last
week Monday for the White Noun
tains where they are to be employed
in a hotel during the summer.
Henry Watson is soon to have a new
Waverly bicycle, the same being pur.
chased of Henry Knapp.
Mrs. Scrip from Washington, D. c.,
is boarding at the home of Perly Aver
DR.. E. G. Chase and Clarence Carr
from Oxford were in Hayerhill Tues.
day afternoon.
A number of Hayerhill people ex-
pect to attend the celebration at Brad.
ford July 4th.
Mrs. G. o. Davis visited in West
Bradford early in the present week.
Miss Jennie Buck returned last week
to her school in Oxford.
W. E Shaw and family have return
ed from Walden, Mass, to their home
in this village
A few of the farmers in this section
began to harvest their hay this week,
and nearly all report more than an
average crop.
Roy Squires has secured a situation
on the narrow gauge railroad, with
headquarters at Bethlehem. He leaves
Haverhill Saturday next to begin per-
forming his duties Monday morning.
The Congregational church has been
closed for the past few weeks, but was
reopened last Sabbath, Rev. Charles
Skinner having returned from his va
cBtion.
Bert Kidder of Bradford was in
town Sunday afternoon.
Rev. J. D. King returned this week
to his home in Massachusetts near the
sea coast. He has spent several weeks
in this section and greatly enjoyed the
splendid scenery of the Connecticut
valley.
The village schools closed Friday
afternoon completing very profitable
term in both departments.
A school picnic was planned to be
held Saturday in Mrs. Pages grove,
but on account of the rain it took place
in Academy Hall and was greatly en-.
joved by the scholars of each school.
Rev. Mr.. Howard of East Haverhill
occupied the pulpit in the NJ. E. church
last Sabbath in exchange with Mr..
Langford and delivered a very power.
full and interesting sermon.
The social in the Methodist church on
Wednesday evening. June 10Th, was a
very successful affair. The talk of DR..
j. ID. King on "Life In the deep sea"
was very interesting and listened to
attentively by the people present. The
net receipts from the social were up
wards of s12.
Mrs. Jesse Warren of Fitchburg,
Mass, visited Miss Flanders last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Edgerly from
Manchester are stopping at Hotel Mer-
rill for a short time.
Arrivals at Hotel Merrill for the
week ending Tuesday evening June
25th:
J. T. Stevens, West Glover. VT; E. f.
Fellows, LeOminster, Mass: +. Ii. Sawyer,
Littleton; VIM. K. Astor, Charles MacRae,
Elmer l.. MacRae, New York: James n.
Brown, Shelburne, P. O.: Thomas Kelley,
John Kenney, New York; Ike Isinthin,
Manchester; X. +. Bartlett, WoOdsville, c.
o. Hurlburt, Lebanon; l.. G.. Rowe, Ian.
caster; j. W. Pepperill, Plymouth; o. w.
Stebbns, G.. Avery, Rumney; A. W. Blan-
din, Bath, ID. o. Bean, Maiden, Mass; Ross
Mcpherson, Cambridge, Mass; J. w.
Woodwork, Fred c. Clement, Concord:
Henry NJ. Isaacs, Breezy Point; Paul Lang,
Oxford: Samuel B. Page, WoOdsville; G b.
Elblng, Bridgeport, Conn; Henry +.
Green, &. r. CObuni, LittletOn; J. c. Ed
gerly and wife, Manchester; David r.
Pierce, SOmeTswOrth.