The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-10-19
HAVERHILL.

HAVERHILL.
The M. E. Church Society realized
a good sum of money from their
annual chicken pie dinner and sup
per last Wednesday.
Rev. Mr.. White enjoyed a short
visit from his brother and wife
E. E. White of West Peabody, Mass.
last week.
. Mrs. John Platt, who is very
poorly, has now a niece with her
for a while from St. Johnsbury,
Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. NJ. D. Carbee and her
nephew, John Locke, will leave
town this week for their home in
Washington, d. C.
Eliza Aver and Mrs. S. Page are
both on the sick list.
Mary Page returned to Claremont
last Monday and later on will spend
the coming winter with her sister
Josie jackson in Centralia, Kansas.
Mr.. Ray Currier, with his sister
Addie, visited their cousin, Mrs.
Helen Merrill, from Newbury, last
Saturday.
The friends around here of Char
les Ronimon are very sorry to hear
of his wife's serious illness.
Mrs. Gertie Day spent few days
last week in Oxford with Father
Days family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Beale of Nal
den, Mass, was a guest of his aunt,
Mrs. John Martin, one day last week.
J. Mortley Merrill died in Warren
last week at the age of 81 years; his
remains were carried to Medford,
Mass, and buried in the family lot.
He leaves one sister and a good
many distant relatives, besides a
large number of friends to mourn
his loss, as he was a resident for
many years in our village, a great
help in the Congregational prayer
meetings and he will not be soon
forgotten.
Mrs. Louisa Brock of West New
bury with her children, enjoyed a
visit, one day last week, with
grandma Annie Page.
The Lecture Course Committee
have engaged some fine talent for
the Course this winter. The first
number on the program will be the
"Ariels", ladies quartette from
Boston, among the first in their line
which will give a concert on Tues
day evening, Nov. 9th. Everybody
come and hear a treat. Other num-
bers will be Peter MacQueen, the
War Correspondent, Brignati, a
magician, Frederick Truman in his
lecture, "The Cricket on the Hearth
and the Royals, a musical entertain
ment, all of which are of high
class of talent and will instruct as
well as entertain. Season tickets
are all ready at moderate prices and
you should procure one at once.
Remember seats will be selected
on Nov. LIST, l o'clock at the post
office. Be prepared and come and
enjoy a winter entertainment.
LADD STREET.
Jennie E. Buck was in Wells River
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Cass returned
to their home Monday.
Mrs. S. Rollins returned from
Plymouth Thursday.
Clarence Spooner and family are
in Benton, caring for his father, who
is very i'll.
Anyone in need of a hat, just call
on Mrs. E. c. Weed, as she has all
New York styles this fall.
Mr.. George Morrison of Littleton
was at H. H. Morrison's over Sun
day.
Mrs. James Woodward enter
tanned company last week.
Mrs. Charles Swan is in Thetford,
VT, visiting.
Robert Merchant of Whitefeld
has moved into the David Blair
house.
Mrs. Lucia Buck was in Bath over
Sunday.
w. H. Large is working in East
Hayerhill this week.
A. w. Lyman was in Wells River
Monday.
A family by the name of Downing
have moved into the house across
from Frank Glines on the back
road.