The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-02-08
PIKE.

hesuay LOT Cortland, N. Y. Wher
he will remain several weeks.
Mrs. Loren B. Ward returned
home last Friday after an absenc,
of several weeks.
The Band has resumed worl
again under the direction of Mr.
A. f. Smith of Evansville, VT.
Mr.. a. I'll. Brown of Littletor
was in town Monday.
The new fre-escape has been
put on the Store building.
Mr.. Ham3let spent Sunday at
his home in Barton, VT.
Mr.. f. p. Cobb was confined at
his home Saturday with a severe
cold.
Mrs. Warren Chase of Went
worth has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Simpson.
Mr.. G. V. Edwards is working
in the office.
Eric and Marguerite Blank
have been sick with grippe.
Mr.. John Denerit visited his
family in Concord over Sunday.
Twenty-Five Changers attended
the installation services at the
North Haverhill Grange last Tues
day. They report a very enjoy
able time.
Mr.. Levi Locke spent Sunday
at his home in Lebanon.
Mrs. George Wells returned
last Friday from a visit to her
parents.
Mr.. EnOs Elliott of Ashland is
working in the grinding-room.
Mr.. Phil S. Start is suffering
from bronchitis of an acute type.
Mrs. Fannie L. Ward returned
to her home in Manchester, N. H.,
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Smith gave
a delightful dinner-party on Sat
urday evening. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Blank, Mr..
and Mrs. E. NJ. Clark, and Mr..
Frank Rogers.
Mrs. Charles Mullin has been
confined to her home for week,
with a severe attack of grippe.
Miss A. j. Tuliper returned
Monday to take up her position
with the p. NJ. Co. Miss TuIiper
has been at her home for four
on leave of absence, made
necessary by a prolonged illness.
Mrs. Louis Steffins and daugh-
ter, Grace, have returned home
from a visit with friends in
Brooklyn.
Sixteen young ladies of the
Priscilla Club" of Woodsville,
drove out to Pike, on Saturday
evening, January 10. They were
most Hospitality entertained by
Miss Ethel Tobey, one Of their
and her mother, Mrs. G.
w. Sherwell. Delightful re-
were served, and all
enjoyed the pleasant outing.
Rev. j. VanKirk Wells, Jr.
vent to Bradford on business,
Bertha Cowhig was operated
IN for appendicitis early Sunday
DR.. Gile of Hanover
the operation, viii III
vas most successful. She is doing
nicely.
Deputy W o. Burbeck of Hav-
.rhilI will inspect the work of the
orange in the second degree at
he next meeting, Feb. 18th. A
ull attendance is requested. The
lecturers program will be as
Ollows: Song, Grange; reading,
Irs. Geo. Wells; Memory Contest
With the Poets, conducted by the
lecturer; vocal solo, p. NJ. Howe;
discussion, SHOULD the State APP
,ropriate Money for the Extermi-
lation of the Gypsy ana Brown
all MOths?" Opened by e. NJ.
Phillips, E. w. LETTERS and f. j.
Aldrich.
State Superintendent of Schools
Henry e. Morrison of Concord,
will give an address on "Supervi-
ion of Schools" at Pike Hall on
he evening of Feb. 18th. Supple
nentary to the address, the fol
owing program will be rendered;
'iano solo, Miss Camille Jacob
on: vocal sole, won't You Come
)ver to My House., Geo. Wilde,
tenor reading, Bobby Shafts,
Irs. Ruth E. Atkins; piano solo,
A la Bien Aimee" OPP. 80, No. =,
,chutt, Mrs. Nellie Martin; vocal
olo, Mrs. Louise Westgate, icon
ralto.) This is a public meeting,
nd all are cordially invited to at
end.
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