The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-19
PIERMONT.

Next Wednesday evening Co.
Military Band of Bradford will Civ
their second grand concert, promenad
and dance at Town Hall. All are COZ
daily invited to come and good tim
is assured.
We were pleased to hear of the gooC
report from Bartlett Hall at Hanover
. Of Fred Hadlock, one of our PiermOn
boys who is trying to work his wa!
through college "Mr. Hadlock
work is very good emitting him to ;
scholarship of $S5, meaning that 1t
attained over So per cent as an average
III all his examinations of the term
The average quarter at Dartmouth il
$50 or one-half the annual tuition
Merit i'll the young man making his
way is their reward. Hadlock's name
is the first on our constitution (Y. M
G. A. and he has faithfully attended
these meetings." This we think is a
good record for young man, worthy
to be repeated.
A term of ten weeks school closed in
the village primary February 18th.
The names on the Roll of Honor are
Florence S. Martin, Iva A. Robinson,
Louie Dodge, Osborn Horton and Hen
ry Horton. The prizes were taken in
spelling by Florence Martin, Ruth
Evans, Louie Dodge, Osborn and Hen
ry Horton. Louie Dodge and Henry
Horton did not miss in spelling during
the term. The pupils presented the
teacher with very handsome album
at the close of the term.
OLIVE A. DODGE, Teacher.
BROOK ROAD.
We have snow enough for very fine
sleighing.
Piermont creamery paid it's patrons
20 cents for January butter.
Charlie w. and John b. Johnson
visited their uncle, E. G. Johnson at
West Newbury the first of the week.
Mr.. Joseph Ladeau had the misfor-
tune to lose good cow one day last
week.
The young people in this section
who attended the party given at f. A.
Robes last week report very pleasant
time and realize that in every sense of
the word Freem and Mamie know how
to entertain.
The school in No. s, taught by Miss
d. E. Hill, closed Friday of last week.
This is Miss Hills third term in the
district and the scholars have made
marked progress each term.
The exhibition at the Brook road
school house on Tuesday evening was,
we believe, a success. The parts were
we'll learned and well rendered. Some
very fine music was kindly furnished
by Mrs. Geo. Reneau and Mrs. Geo. !
StetsOn.
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LYME.
At the reading contest of the schools |
in town only five schools were repre-
sented Rev. w. A. G. Converse and
Rev. j. NJ. Tozier judges. The prize,
large wall map, was awarded to dis
trict No 4, as the King district.
Lyme creamery paid its patrons 81
cents for January butter.
Mrs. H. II. Holt and daughter Sarah |
have gone to Medford, Mass.
Mrs. r. S. Wells has been called to
White River Junction to care for her
sister, Mrs. Barnes, who is sick.
j. L. Stark has sold his work horses,
team wagons, sleds and harness to Ca
Ieb Ward, who is to do JOB work. Mr..
Stark has for nearly eighteen years
1rore team, freighting, logging and
oh In 70 70 |
with his family.
Mrs. S. A. Converse, Jennie F. Blood
and Hattie A. PusheA are at Bradford
his week at the Musical Convention.
The freezing weather has found the
water pipes. and many families are
)ut of the usual supply of water.
Grafton ond Orange Local Union Y.
P. s. G. Z. holds its. next Convention
It Lyme Plain Tuesday afternoon and :
evening, Feb, 23d, with the following
program:
100 Opening service.
2O Paper Why did | come?
Fred Bailey
80 Paper The Endeavorers Tongue
DR.. w. r. Barnes
40 Report of Societies.
80 Tales of Traveller. |
90 Letters and Reply.
Is Review of Junior Work =;
. Miss Alice L. Washburn. 8
% Address, Rev. E. T. Farrell. .
90 Business. +
Adjournment for social hour ands
upper.
90 Praise Service.
80 Address by Rev. J. j. Hall.
10 Conservation Service led by
Mrs. A. l.. Baird. f
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