The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-02-05

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an injury to the hand.
A. w. Silsby started Tuesday to
be absent several days looking att-r
his lumber interests in Maine.
Mrs. Joseph Henderson is very
sick with pneumonia and the chanc-
es of recovery is reported unfavor-
able.
Mr.. Wells, our village barber, Ia
reported on the sick list and has
mot been able to attend to any bust
ness for several DAYS.
Dan Y. Ford is reported to have
had a stroke of paralysis on Satur-
day but his condition is not said to
be serious.
Mary Darling came home from
Smith college on Monday sick. ana
probably will not be able to return
for some time.
Mrs. Little has returned from an
extended visit in the West. having
been absent several months.
There were two births reported in
this village the past week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. A. Webb have son, born
Thursday, Jan. %, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dodd of East Corinth also have a
son born Sunday, Jan. 3fst. Mrs.
Dodd is staying with her mother,
Mrs. j. e. Chamberlin.
There will be a meeting of the
teachers of the town of Newbury on
Saturday, Feb. 9th at ten o'cock in
Newbury Seminary. 1t is also hooed
all the officers engaged in the school
work of the town will also be pres
ent at this important meeting.
The installation of the officers OF
Pulaski Grange passed off very
pleasantly Wednesday, Jan. 9th.
There was good number of invited
guests present to witness the cere'
znony which was followe ed by an in
teresting program, after which all
sat down to an oyster supper.
The new Town Hall is completed
as far as the carpenters work rs
concerned, and after few touches
by the painters brush, it will be
ready for dedication. The struc'
ture may be open to criticism or
some points. but on the whole it is
a neat and tasty job of the inside
finish, and will supply long fell
want, of a suitable place 70 holc
every kind of public entertainment
Congregational Church Notes.
The annual church meeting or
Friday night was we'll attended ant
was a pleasant and successful even
ing.
Prof. C. r. Taggart was in his
place in the choir IN Sunday,
A good delegation from the Chris
tan Endeavor went OH "Wednesday
night to Wallace Hill to assist il
the music of the service led by TIL
pastor.
The regular Christian Endeavo
meeting was held Thursday even
ing, Subject, Every Christian calle'
to be a Missionary.
Letters received from absen
members of the church since th'
roll call meeting were read Thurs
day evening by the pastor.
The Ladies' Benevolent Societ.
will meet in the westry on Frida.
afternoon at one o'clock.
The subject for the Mems Semi
mar Sunday is the following: 1
the power of God manifested a
much today as in the times of Christ
The first Missionary Offering o
the year will be made Sunday an,
will be for the Missionary Associa
ton.
The new maps for the Sunda!
School are expected this week.
Prof. George P. Perkins, stat
geologist. of the University Of Yer
mont will lecture next week on Wed
nesday evening, Feb. 10, at eigh
clock in the Congregational churcl
under the auspices of the Men
Seminar. I his will be lecture o
the highest order. given by one o
the most popular lecturers, an,
through the efforts of the men o
the Seminar the lecture will be Civ
en- at the unual small admission fe
of fifteen cents, ten cents for chill
dren. This is rare opportunity t
he one of The abiest men on on
of the most interesting themes o
the day. All are invited to Eea
Prof. Perkins.
The White Mountain and Orang
County Association OF ministers me
Tuesday at Wells River.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the frs
Congregational church was held OF
Friday evening in the vestry. Ow
ing to much illness this year, TIL
business meeting, roll call and sup
per we're all in the evening instead
of afternoon and evening as is tn,
usual custom. At 7.30 the meeting
was called to order with good mum
Der present, the pastor presiding
The clerk. James B. Lawrie. beinI
absent on account of sickness. Jane
B. Hale was chosen clerk pro tenn
The following officers were elect
ed: clerk, James B. Lawrie; treas
urer. Thomas c. Keyes; standing
committee, James B. Lawrie an,
Thomas c. Keyes to serve with tn
pastor aud deacous. The officer