The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1904-12-23

Bert AverY was an town a few
DAYS last week from Bellows Falls
where he has been at work.
Anna Atkinson has returned from
Chicago where she has been with
her sister, Mrs. Gunnell for several
mon his.
Lucia Darling went to Northamp.
ton, Mass, last week to spend a few
days with her sister, Mary who is
in college,
Louis Goodwi n with her grand
father have gone to-her home III
Vershire to spend the holidays.
Mary Hale and Mary Darling
came home from Smith College to
spend the holidays.
Glen Bailey and Haines John son
are at home from Burlington Uni
versity for the holiday vacation
Mrs. Elmer Avery has returned
from a visit to friends in Canada,
bringing with her Mary Carter a
niece who will attend school this
winter a the Seminary.
Pupils in the grammar depart
ment having perfect attendance for
the long term ending Dec. 10 are
Eva Brock, Doris Boswell, Harol1
Hale, William Knight, Neil Holton,
and Arthur Wakefield.
d. S, Fulton and wife attended
the Baldwin-Goden wedding last
week Friday at the Methodist par
sonage in Bradford.
Arthur Kimball was kicked by d
horse last week but is out again.
Mrs. Dedling, Mrs. Geo Stacks
sister left Monday morning for Flor
ida where she will spend The win
ter, making most of the trip by
water.
Mrs. Sidney Johnson is sick, be-
ing confined to the house with a
severe cold.
Porter Hubbard of WoodsviIle was
at VIM Atkinson's over Sunday.
The Boys Club have received
valuable grit, consisting of a small
printing press and outfit, given by
E. ]. Tuttle.
A flock of snow buntings was
seen on the Wells River road last
Saturday by e. c. Kinney.
Congregational Church Notes,
Next Sunday will be observed as
Christmas Sunday, in the morning.
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Christmas sermon and in the even
ing Christmas concert by the
choir.
The Mems Seminar has the fol-
lowing subject Sunday: What is
genuine faith?
Tnere was large attendance
last sunday evening at the Home
Service and a similar meeting will |
be held some time in the future. /
The Christian Endeavor service
and church prayer meeting Thurs
day evening.
The pastor is giving series of
short talks on the Introduction of
the New Testament.
The boys meeting last Sunday
was fully attended. the music was
good and very helpful talk given
by 3 c. Kinney There will be au-
other service in the boys room next
Sunday az o'clock. All boys
invited.
Invitations are being sent out
for the annual church meeting
which will be held in the vestry Fri
day evening Dec. so.
The week of prayer will be OBJ
served the first week in January by
union services.
Plans are being made Cor a, series
of special series to be held in the
Congregational church following
the week of prayer.
NJ. e. Church Notes.
Christmas exercises will be held
in the M. E. Church OIL Saturday
eve, Dec. "a at 1880.
The week of praYer the first week
in January will be observed by
union services held in the different
churches here,
e. c. Kinney, Field worker for
the American S, S. Union supplied
the pulpit Sunday Dec, II, the pas
tor having been called away.
The 5. S. Board met on Monday
evening and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. Supt.
E. NJ Brown, assistant Supt. Eu
gene Whitman, secretary, Eugene
Whitman, treasurer, Mrs. e. NJ.
Brown, librarian, Emily Bailey.
The treasurer's report showed a
splendid balance on hand for next
years supplies, and also a credita-
BILE amount on hand for missions.
Cong gational Notes
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
meeting was held with Mrs. Thomas
C. Keyes on Wednesday afternoon.
Alexander Lang, brother of John
Lang of ewbury, died at his home
in Hanover Dec. 9, and the funeral
AID burial was on Sunday Dec. II.
Mr.. Lang had LON been a sufferer
of Brights disease, but he had oeen
about his usual work until just be
fore his death. He leaves a wife.
who will live at the old home resi-
dence in Hanover. Mrs. Lang has
the sympathy of many friends in
her sotroyy and loneliness
John Lang spent Sunday in Tops