The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-01-11
New Hampshire Towns
PIERMONT.

hls. - ulld hdIlnlIOfu mas pack
ed her household goods here and
goes to Woodstock, n. III. for the
remainder of the winter, where
Mr.. Hanniford has rented a fur
nished house.
Albert LovejOy of Wisconsin is
in town and was the guest of the
Grimes's last Saturday.
j. e. FOOte and wife have mov-
ed to a farm near White River
junction, where they are to be
in charge.
Mrs. Ann Rogers and son Frank
spent Saturday with their cousin
Mrs. VIM. Deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes were on
the sick list several days last
week.
VIM. Lougee has rented Mrs.
Clayburn's house at the top of
Wellman hill.
On Thursday evening Jan. Bird,
the fifth anniversary of the Order
of United American Mechanics
was held at Town Hall. A good
number was present. The exer-
cises were entertaining, interest
ing and instructive. The report
given by secretary w. E. Ford
the order to be in a very
condition. During the
five years of its existence besides
the thirty-one charter members
about sixty have been taken into
the order. An orchestra of five
pieces furnished music for the
evening. Short addresses were
given by members of the order
which were enjoyed by all. Els
pecially entertaining was the read
ing given by Florence Metcalf,
also singing in their usual pleas
ing way by Myrtle and Jessie
ROBBIE and Bernice Stetson. A
nice reading was given by Gladys
Risley. We were favored by hav-
ng with us, one of the state Off
,ers, from Manchester, who spoke
IN the present condition of the
order. At the close of the eXer-
Uses all were invited to an ex-
,ellent supper. We wish the or
Ter many years of prosperity.
BOYS CLUB NOTES.
The last meeting of the Boys
Club was held Wednesday evening
January 2, at the parsonage. The
Meeting was called to order at Z
With fourteen members present, |
md president Fay WOrthen in the
hair. 1t was voted to have the |
ge, limit twelve years for the
[oung Mems Sunday School class.
t was also voted to elect officers
nee in six months, beginning
With the New Year.
The following officers were
lected: Pres, Fay Worthen; vice
res, Henry FOOte; sec. and tFeas.
.Ouis Dodge; entertainment com
littee, George Crafts, Orrin
fierce; librarian, Arthur Evans;
NJ. Heath; correspond
mt, George Crafts. Charles p.
add was admitted as new mem
er of the Boys Club. The meet
az adjourned at 8 o'clock.
The funeral services of Miss Liz
lie Abbott who passed away We'd
esday, January 2, were held at
he house Friday at l 80 and were
by Mr.. Heath, pastor
the COng'l church. Singing by
mixed quartet. At the time of
er death her age was II years,
D months, 20 days. She has been
life long resident of this town,
nd since 1850 has lived at the old ,
For nearly a year she I
as been a great sufferer, bearing ,
all patiently and submissively
nd with a perfect trust in Christ
5 her Savior. Her death seemed
ut a breathing out of the human
nd breathing into the divine. 1t
IN be said of her '"She hath done {
hat she could. When her health
Ould permit it she willingly did ,
i in her power to alleviate suf- i
ring, and where duty called she l
as willing to go. We shall miss
er but we submit to Him who :
beth all things well. Our sym |
lthy is extended to the one who
left in the lonely house. Fred '
n only brother, the last one left l
the family. Mrs. Augusta Eos i
r of Lisbon, cousin of Miss Alb a
TT was present at the funeral.
A CARD.-To those who so kindly !
sisted during the last illness and a
neral services of Miss Lizzie Abbott,
Guiding the singer and all who help
in word or deed, we extend our
artfelt thanks.
Fred A. Abbott,