The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1906-11-09
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Avenue Birthday Club gathered
Friday p. m. Nov. End, with Mrs
Frank Winn celebrating her birth
day in a delightful, informal way
characterized by a common ain
for real helpfulness, by sacred
song, instrumental music, reading
and Rotations with such sOcial
exchange as suggests the spirit of
"And we are members one of an
other" surely, a pleasant neigh
borhood family. Mrs. VIM was
our pianist; Blanche Stevens con
Quoted the program characters
tically. Miss Susie VIM gave us
vacation lessons; Miss Rosetta
Underhill, autumnal thoughts on
"Slipping Away; Binnie Holds
don recited Coming" compile
menting the same, and which when
fulfilled shall we'll teach the wis
dom of the divine precept, "Cease
to do evil, learn to DO WE'LL" Mrs
M. e. Brainard, our president,
filled her office with her usual
grace. The Clubs remembrance,
pair of handsome towels were
presented by Mrs. Aaron Holds
don. Mrs. Winn's sisters Mes
DANES Carrie and Lizzie Morris,
were guests of the club. Cake
and coffee were in favor. A glOri-
GUS sunset view fed eve and soul
reiterating anew "The heavens de-
clare the glory of God" So again
may we record a commingled
oasis along our common path
ways also "Mizpah" till our meet
ing in December.
B. Hodsdon, Sec.
Our congratulations to Bur-
CESS Metcalf in his election as rep
resentative to general court
This seems fitting that one who
was born and had spent all his
life in town should have the
cushioned seat rather than these
who are ours only by adoption.
Mrs. Hannaford and Pauline
were in Woodstock, N. FL. with
Mr.. Hannaford, several days last
week.
Mrs. Fl. A. Averill spent sever
all days recently in Montpelier
and Barre at the latter place she
was the guest of her son Leonard.
Mrs. Kibbey and Mrs. e. B.
Stanley drove to Lyme last Satur-
day where they visited friends
and relatives for several days.
Mrs. Carrie Stevens is quite a
little better and able to be about
her room again.
VIM. B. and Mrs. Deal spent
Monday in White River Junction.
Mrs. Frank Sanderson was
quite badly hurt by being thrown
from her carriage. The accident
came about by collision with an
other team.
The Grange will give a prblic
at the Town hall
this Friday evening. There will
be songs, tableaux and a drama
entitled "Sunbonnets." Every
BODY turn out. Admission 10 cts,
Come and bring your STEADY"
RIVER ROAD.
Fred Dodge, our future butter
maker in the new Patrons Cream
cry, arrived in town last week.
His wife came Tuesday of this
week and at present they are Wis
ting at his mothers.
The new State Road was com
pleted last week and is a fine piece
of work.
The Homeland Circle met with
Mrs. Heath at the parsonage last
Wednesday.
What came near being a serious
occurred late Tues
day afternoon, when it was dis
covered that a fire was burning in
the cellar of the Cong. church,
caused, it is supposed, by the
ashes setting fire to the receptacle
in which they were placed. 1t be-
ing election day, help was plenty,
and the fire was soon extinguish-
ed. The damage was slight, but
the thought of what might have
been, if it had happened a few
hours later, made everyone shud- |
der, who had the church and their |
pastors interests at heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester King were |
the guests recently of Mrs. Kings |
cousin, Mrs. Clark. AS Helen
Blake, Mrs. King will be remem-
bered by many in town.
With eggs selling at "a cents
per dozen and butter 80 cents a
why shouldn't the farmer
be cOntented?
Jennie Hartley of Haverhill is
at II. E. Blaisdell's assisting in |
the homework.
BROOK ROAD.
Charles Curtis who has been |
in quite poor health for some