The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-03-01
PIERMONT.
RIVER ROM.

hlNER hOAD.
The PiermOnt Cooperative
Creamery gave it's patrons 80 cts.
per pound for their butter, this
month; we aren't finding any
fault with that.
Iva Robinson spent part of last
week with Mrs. Whiting at Haver-
hill.
Rev. W. A. G. Converse was in
town, attending the ordination of
Mr.. Heath, last week.
Over thirty members of the O.
U. A. NJ. attended the Methodist
church, last Sabbath. Brothers,
there are good sermons preached
every Sunday at both churches.
Cong. CHURCH NOTES.
The ordination of the Rev. j.
E. Heath, which took place last
Thursday, was we'll attended. The
morning session which was OC-
cupied in the examination of Mr..
Heath, was not largely attended,
but those that were present, felt
we'll paid for being there, and also
thoroughly satisfied, that their
pastor was we'll grounded in the
faith which he breaches. Mr..
Heath passed his examinations
successfully, and was duly or
dained at the afternoon session,
which brought out large COngre-
CATION. All listened with inter
est and pleasure to the sermon
and addresses, as given by the
several speakers, each one i'm
pressing the audience, by the spir-
ituaI and practical truths, he pre-
scented. The musical part of the
program consisted of chorus sing
ing by the choir, also solos and
duets by members of the same,
all of which was enjoyed. Minis.
ter and delegates were represent
ed from the following places.
Wells River, Bradford, Haverhill,
Pike, Post Mills, West Newbury,
Newbury, Newport, N. FL. and
Lyme.
The C. e. meeting was held at
Warren Crafts, this week Thurs
day evening.
Rev. j. E. Heath has COM
pleted nearly years work
amongst us. We feel he has every
reason to be encouraged in the re
suits of his labOrs, there being a
good interest shown in all depart
ments of our church work, with
a class of young men who will
come into the church at the next
communion.
The Homeland Circle will meet
with Mrs. Arthur Ames next We'd
nesday afternoon. The ladies are
requested to bring their quarterly
payment for their dues.
The last meeting of the Boys
Club was held on Monday evening,
Feb. IS, with President Fay
WOrthen in the chair and fourteen
members present. After about an
hours drilling, a short business
meeting was held, in which it was
decided to hold the Mock Trial,
on Wednesday evening, March
20, 1907. More particulars next
week.
CENTRAL AVENUE.
1t is a feature, Tor so it seems
to it's members) of the Central
Avenue Birthday Club that its
every successive gathering is the
best. Saturday, Feb. %, eleven
met at the pleasant home of
Leverett Stevens to celerate Miss
Blanche's birthday, Mrs. Jessie
Gates of Bradford as guest. Miss
Stevens birthday being so near
that of Washington the program
was adapted to the latter, as also
the thoughts on other great men
whose birthdays occur in Feb.
Aiming to be informal (nO need
less red tape) the clubs purpose
is to develop and attain mental
broadening, a deeper sense of that
simplicity, vet culture which ever
results from striking deeper roots
to living waters that shall help to
fulfil "and they all shall be one"
We feel it but just witness to
truth to record that these little
gatherings have been as helpful
as delightful. The meeting opened
as usual by the Lords prayer in
unison. Next, with patriotic fer
vor was sung columbia the Gem
of the Ocean,. Our president,
Mrs. Brainard followed with
Bryant's poem, "WashingtOn's
Birthday" Miss Hodsdon recited
LincOln's favOrite poem, 20,
Why Should the Spirit of Mortal
be Proud?" Song, "Springtime of
the Soul" by Mrs. Gates, chorus
by Mrs. Gates and Miss HOdsdon.
Mrs. A. G. HOdsdOn, an interest
ing article on Washington's birth