The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-12-26
Rev. HI. Kilbourn,
Pastor.

0 bblai VIZ Rev. H. J. Kilbourn,
Icy WI Pastor.
The Xmas exercises will be hel
this "Wednesday evening at 200 i
the church parlors. The two Xma
trees are already bearing their frui
of present. Bring all the children
and let every one forget his care
and remember the Christ-chi1d to
night.
Endeavor theme for Monday night
J, "Our Heavenly Home and the way,,
John 14:1-6; Rev. 21:1-4.
Next Tharsday evening is the an
!; T. pointed time for preparatory service
. and the annual church meeting.
The preparatory service will occu
py the first half hour. The bust
ness meeting includes the reports of
} the various organizations and cleo
tion of church officers for the COM
ing year.
The annual meeting of the Church
Society will be held in the vestry
on Saturday evening, Jan. 8.
We cordially accept the invitation
to unite in a watch-night service at
Grace church on New Years eve.
"For Christ is born of Mary,
And, gathered all above,
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Their watch of wondering love.
0 morning stars together
Proclaim the holy birth
And praises sing to God our King,
And peace to men on earth. -
Miss Gertrude Dewey is assisting
in HINTS store during Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. and Miss Blakely will spend
the holidays at Walter Carroll Lows
in New York City.
Horace S. Homer was in town
and Monday, and went to
Boston on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cummings are
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'eJoicing over a little daug hter.
'orn Tuesday morning.
Mrs. t. G. Bronson of Hardwicls :
here, assisting in the csre-.dn her
Mrs. d =
ned to her bed foSvsevsrei cv
18th grip and bronchitis. v
Mrs. H. W. Eaton went to Troy, -
!. T., on Monday to spend the " II
olidays with her relatives. 4"
VIM. Arthur Haskins of Wilton.
!. H., accompanied by Mrs. Kenne-
y, is visiting his mother here. :.
W. A. Corliss is helping to wait =
n the rush of customers at Doe
ros. store during the present week.
Miss Lena George of Boston and
liss Louise Johnson, attending
chool at Saxtons River, are home
Or the holidays. ~
Walter F. Osborne, formerly of .
radford, was recently unanimously
Iected President of the Common :.
ouncil at Gloucester, Mass.
Mrs. M. B. Little has returned -.
ONE from Baldwinsville, Mass,
here she has been visiting her ;,
aughter, Mrs. Walter Robie. :.
Mrs. Fred Capper, who has been 8,
isiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. 9,
on the South Road, re- A
rned to her Boston home on
uesday. NJ
Geo. A. Jewell, one of Corinth's =,
did men, called Monday at the -
pinion office, as has been his GUS =,
m for many years, and renewed q,
is subscription. g.
Harry E. Pearl, formerly of Straf- -,
I'd, is now employed by the Boston .,
levated Railway Company as n,
nductor. He is running on the n,
rface lines between "Boston prop -
- and Brook1ine, A1lston and :,
-ighton. =.
Fred A. Darling of Vershire has =
cured a position as conductor in -
e service of the Boston Elevated
lilway Company. He has been as 4
yned to the trolley cars of Division
If the road, which includes Brook
lie, Brighton and Allston in its Pr
-ritory. u
The Fortnightly Club will hold
regular meeting on Jan. 2 with
IS. Eaton. Program as follows:
IL call, Quotations from Emerson
Holmes. Paper, The Cambridge
d Concord School of Writers,
IS. Johnson. Music. Paper. The II
ture Writers, Mrs. Grant. Book
view, Elsie Venner, Mrs. Porter.
nversation, led by Mrs. Clark,
ints of Interest around Boston
d Cambridge.
A special from Beatrice, Neb.,
rs: "Fire broke out at O'Clock A
esday morning in the basement II
the Days drug store in the Ma
1ic temple block. The Masonic
nple, a three-story business block,
5 destroyed. The vaults of the
atrice National Bank, containing
re than 500, 600, are buried be-
ath tons of brick. The fire at IL
lock was eating its way towards
: adjoining buildings. The loss
to the hour mentioned is 500, ,O00.'' -
e above dispatch is of local inter PA
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