The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-04-19
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ClVeS at warren over Sunday.
Mrs. Wright is spending the week
there.
Miss Belle Messer, of Lisbon, is
the guest of her father at the "Inn
W. G. Atkins was visiting in
Cambridge, Vt. last Friday. Sat-
urday he went to the home of his
mother at Hardwick, returning on
Monday.
H. B. Houghton spent the week
at Warren.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, of Woods
vile, was the guest of Mrs. Maggie
Spooner, on Saturday.
Mrs. George Wells and Mrs. w.
G. Atkins we're at Newbury on
Saturday.
Mrs. Pardon w. Allen and Mrs.
HI. e. Lewis gave surprise party
in honor of the fourteenth birthday
of Miss Bertha Gale, on Saturday.
Miss Bertha's S. S. classmates and
their teacher, and the teachers Of
the day school we're invited, About
fourteen of her friends assembled
at the home Of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Pardon w. Allen and
pleasant afternoon was spent in
games, refreshments were served.
Miss Sadie Gould was at her
home at Groffs Falls over Sunday.
Mrs. Emile Blank has been forced
to delay her departure for her Euro
pean tri p. on account Of the severe
illness of her daughter, Marguerite.
Although convalescent, Marguerite
is not strong enough to start as
planned on May Sth.
Miss Lizzie Smith retuerned, last
week, from her Wit to her sisters
home in Franklin, N. H.
Walter Burbeck, of Woodsville,
was in town on business on Friday.
Miss Ethel Mullin is boarding at
Woodsville during her last term in
the High School.
Mr.. Brown, of the P. M. C. works
at Littleton, was in town on Fri
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Bryant on Wednesday night
of last week.
Mrs. Bryant, of Brunswick, Me-,
is visiting her son E. f. Bryant.
John Knight sang a beautiful
solo at the morning service. His
voice is an addition to the choir.
A Christian Endeavor social will
be conducted at the Hall on Fri
day evening, under the leadership
of the Social Committee. 1t prom
Uses to be an enjoyable affair 1t is
entirely without charge, and a cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
OUT Church was represented at
the Missionary Institute at Little
ton on Wednesday and Thursday.
Besides the pastor and his wife,
deacon Frank P. Cobb represented
She church, Mrs. Nina Hoyt, the
Sunday School, and Morton J. Reed
the Christian Endeavor.
AT the evening service on next
Sunday, at which Rev. Enoch F.
Bell, of the American Board of
Foreign Missions, will give an adj
dress, an offering for Foreign Mis-
sions will be received. 1t is hoped
that each one, who has received one
Of those envelopes and not returned
t, will take this opportunity of en-
closing some coin or bill, and de-
posting it when the offering is re- '
.eived.
Morning Worship at the Hall t
lext Sunday at 10:3O a. m. Sub Y
ect, The Divine Requirement. Sun S
ay School at II As a. m. Lesson, 7
oseph sold by his brethren. a
5vening Praise at 1870 p m. Rev. e
lnoch F. Bell, formerly of Sapporo n
apan, will address the audience. II
SERMON THOUGHTS. II
When God sent his Son to re- @,
cal himself to the world, Jesus b,
lme in human form. The Master p
we'd the life Of man. Doe this W
Ot show that the grandest work a r
an may do is to act the part of a II
an? -
To men was committed the work
spreading the gospel. They I'M
'rtook this work and pushed it d
Lth remarkable success at first.
OF many centuries passed before be
,portunities for business enter 90
Use, made possible by the spread an
Christianity, attracted men, so No
at comparatively few men with
cd red blood were giving them th
YES to the ministry of the Cos So,
The women of the Church have fl,
ne and are doing their part, a n,
bic part it is. The young people ma
the Church have been rallied to no no
le their place in advancing the c r
ngdom, and the banner of the Pr
'ss has been lifted high. Now oIi.
, call comes to the reserve force no,
the Church, the work demands ria
support and assistance of the y - :,
n. -.
let each Christian man fill a P"l
MS place, and do a mans work
Go dand the song of victory will 7,
heard around the world. Eos
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