The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1903-04-03

of the Christian EndeaVor society
subject, what the parable of TIL
Good Samaritan teaches us" LUX
10:3O-37.
The Sunday school and c. E. so
ciety will unite in a special Easte
service to be held on Easter Sabbatl
evening.
Horace S. Homer was in towi
over Sunday.
Everett Forsythe of Topshan
made us a call Tuesday.
Fred Streeter of Oxford is work
ing at Williams stable.
Mrs. E. ]. Bagley of Island Pont
is visiting friends in town.
Harry E. Kelley has recently solo
his valuable pair of horses
Mrs. J. H. Jones and Charlie
Ouimby are visiting friends il
Thetford.
Read the card of A. O. Lamon,
tagne on first page and note change
of location.
The Lady Minstrels will give an
entertainment at Village Hall the
evening of May LIST.
Ralph Morris has left Newport.
N. H., and taken position in a
telephone office in Boston.
B. S. Hooker has bought the
house of Judge Watson on Pleasant
street and will move in next week.
l. B. Andrews of Littleton and
S. S. Wiggin of Concord, N. H.,
were in town Thursday on business.
We were glad to see our friend
Judge Joseph Tebbetts on the streets
Thursday, it being for the first time
in many weeks.
Lillian Martin returns to Lake
port, N. H., to resume her school
duties in that place, after two
weeks vacation.
John M. Goodwin, Jr., is now in
charge Of TerJfIfeH creamery, and
advertises his Restaurant and groc-
cry here for safe cheap.
The basket ball game Friday
evening at Village Hall between the
teams of grammar school and high
scoo1 juniors resulted in favor of
the latter team by score of 10 to 2.
DIR. w. S. Cole is on deck again,
and while not particularly damaged
by his watery experience near Lyme
last week, declares his intention to
hereafter steer clear of that kind of
bath if possible.
The C. L. S. C. will meet with |
Mrs. Luthera Wilson on Saturday, |
April Attn at 2 p. m. Roll call, News
items. Lesson, "The Lion and the
Bear in the far East" in the Chau-
also Practical Studies in
Reading, Impressions
of Russia" and To1stoy "In Thought
and Action"
At special meeting of Mt. Leb-
anon Chapter, No. 10, Friday even
ing the degree of r. A. NJ. was con-
ferred on W. s. Cole, It. L. Brigham
and Henry Albee. Bros. B. F. St.
Clair of Plymouth, N. H. and Law
renee Ford of Woodsvi1le, were pres
emit as visitors. After the exercis-
IS, refreshments were served from
Hotel Low.
We extend our coincidence to Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Bacon of White
River Junction, who were last week
jailed upon to part with their bright
little daughter, Sarah Helen, aged
welve years, who died at Brook
inc, Mass, where she had been TAX
m to be treated for diabetes. The
services on Friday were con-
lucted by Rev. A. ]. Hough, her
former pastor.
Herb. Doyle was the happy recip-
ent few days ago of a monster
and turtle which he proudly exhibit
ID to his boarders, and visions of
Genuine turtle soup rose in their {
minds, but alas! next day the tub {
vas empty and the "voice of the
urt1e was mott heard in the land"
However we still fave the melodi-
us ~ voice of Pete Woods with us
everal times a day.
The W. F. Missionary Auxiliary
vill meet with Mrs. H. C McDuffee
tuesday afternoon, April 9TH, at T
'clock. Lesson, Third chapter of c
Lux Christi. "Roll call response: I
Bright bits" from "Woman's Mis- e
ionary Friend" Topics to be dis
used: causes of Hindu Apathy"
nd "Causes of Poverty and Fam I
ne" Table talk, "Why 1 should e
OF be a Hindu Woman" Reading, I;
"A Mohammedan Wedding in India" n
hindu Practices of Worship" Cast V
nd its Practical Results" Let G.
ers from Miss Emily Harvey and II
Hiss Manuel, missionaries now in O
ndia. Every woman of the congre- b
alton cordially and earnestly invit- W
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