The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-10-19
THE UNITED OPINION, FRIDAY MORNING OCT. 10, 1906
PIKE.

Rev. and Mrs. j. VanKirk Wells
Jr., and Joseph, visited three of the
lumber camps in Wildwood on Mon
day. They were most cordially
received by the men, and brought
back many pleasant memories.
At the home where they reside,
on Wednesday, Oct. II, at 1000
a. M, Miss Jennie Smith and Mr..
Oscar Pike were united in matri-
mony. Rev. ]. VanKirk Wells, Jr.,
officiated.
Mrs. Gertrude H. Rodimon re-
turned home last week, having I'M
dergone an operation at Hanover
hospital. She seemed to be recov-
e1rlng nicely, and to all appearances
the operation was entirely success
tul. On last Friday, however, blood
poisoning set in. She failed rapidly,
and Notwithstanding all efforts put
forth to prevent it, she departed
this life at one o'clock on Tuesday,
Oct. 10. She was "a years of age,
leaves a husband and three children.
The funeral was from her late home
at l2.3O p. m. on Thursday, and the
mterment at Piermont cemetery.
A CARD OF THANKS. For the
kindness and sympathy, and for
the many helpful acts received from
our friends and neighbors when
sickness and bereavement came to
our home, we wish to express our
gratitude and thanks.
Charles H. Rodimon and family.
Morning worship at the Hall next
Sunday at 1920 a. m. Subject,
How God shows himself in daily
life. Sunday school at 11.45 a. m.
lesson, the Parable of the Talents.
Evening praise at 7.30 p. m. An il
Illustrated talk, with the use of a
stereopticon will be given in the
evening. An offering will be re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Pike are at
Atlantic City, attending the Hard
ware Convention. E. Warren Smith
and E. Bertram Pike are also in at
tendance there.
Kurt Beisbarth has gone to New
York City.
Arthur j. Wills made visit to
Springfield, Mass, this week.
IL. b. Smith started for Atlantic
City on Monday to attend the Hard
ware Convention.
Word has been received that Mill
Iullper is convalescing rapidly at
her home.
John L. Udall has purchased the
property where he resides, and the
work of improving it has been COM
menced.
Mrs. Sarah Flanders, Mrs. Elroy
Hildrith, and Mrs. Clarence Kemp
of Warren visited Mrs. Frank Wright
on Tuesday.
E. M. Clark, and a gang of men
went to Evansville, Vt, this week,
got out carload of stone timber,
besides helping to get the business
into better shape, and returned
Tuesday p. m. The timber will
be worked up at this mill.
1t is reported that one of the
quarrymen shot two deer this week
in fifteen minutes.
The Church Committee met Fri
day and appointed the following as
a committee to solicit funds with
which to build our new church, E.
B. Pike, chairman, ]. VanKirk
Wells, Jr., vice-chairman, Pardon
w, Allen. Many have worked to
raise money and to solicit for the
building of house of Worship, but
the first cash subscription for this
purpose was paid in by William
Wills on October 10, 1906.
The text last Sunday morning
was Hebrews 1:13, IA. Thoughts
from the sermon. No day and no
hour is without its ministering
spirits. The fact that God has given .
his angels charge concerning his peo-
pie will no doubt explain many a
wonderful deliverance, many hair
breadth escape, many a surprising
recovery, many a remarkable turn |
in the affairs of men. To be hui
man being, with a human exper-
ence and destiny is the highest
privilege God has ever granted, so
ar as can be known. A human
soul may grow. Divine possibili-
lies are before each individual God
alone can foretell what the lowliest
child may become. God has said
you are my children, now call me
Father. Having asked us to take
our place in his family as joint-heirs
With Jesus-Christ, and made that
possible; even he can do no more.
That which Jesus began to do and
% teach, God has given to us COM
olete. Out of the depths of personal
experience, God knows that we
will be best fitted to make known
o Others His love. Nor is it re-
Jealed how our part can be done
except we do it.