The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-03-15
WOODSVILLE.

NIuDj gave a LloO CldoD OllC W u ldl ~
audience.
w. L. Hartwell took teaspoon
fol of carbolic acid by mistake fol
grip medicine. He is better this
week but he was not last. With the
he had, he is is not pre-
pared to recommend this as a sure
cure for the grip.
Miss Kate Whitcher and Miss
Baird have been in Boston selecting
spring millinery.
Vet Pennock fell and broke his
hip Monday. He is a helper on the
street and must be much missed
New signals have been placed at
the depot, doing away with the flags.
etc. The many Improvements that
are beng introduced by the B. q
NJ. system are very pleasing to the
travelling public,
Mrs. Dearborn, who has been Sc
riously i'll for some time, died last
p. m. Drs. Smith and
Gle of Hanover were called and all
the best of medical skill was sought
for but without success. Mrs. Dear
born was the oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry.Mann and was a
very worthy woman and the pros
poets of the doctor looked very
pleasant. All extend to him the
right hand of fellowship and with
it much sympathy at this time and
during the sad days that will follow.
When the writer was taking a
trip to Plymouth a short time ago,
he called on Frank Beals and wife
and found them doing a fine business
at mattress manufacture and furni-
5ure job work. Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Beals were found nicely situated.
Mr.. Beals holds his Orfordville looks
and ways but Mrs. Beals shows her
advanced years more.
A call at Mr.. W. H. Daniels found
him well settled in a large store doing
undertaking business and the child
rem nicely located in school. Harold
an industrious student, at the head
IF his class, as was also the Beals'
laughter. DR.. Harry Pierce was
1t the old established corner, recent
y occupied by Dentist Woodman.
Doctor has recently commenced
housekeeping in his newly furnished
We also met Mr.. Bah
,ock and Carroll of North Thetford
md these familiar ones are pleasant
% meet.
On Tuesday evening, March y,
IoosehilIock Lodge, No. 25, |. O.
J. F., observed their l 800 consec-
ltive meeting. The Initiatory de-
,ree was conferred by Mountain
Iiew Lodge, No. 101, of North HaV-
rhill, on three candidates, after
which the entire roll call of the lodge
vas called by the secretary. Then
he Noble Grand called on Dep.
!. NJ, E. E. Craig to take the chair
n accepting the chair the brother
yas welcomed in behalf of the lodge,
fter which he gave a history of
he institution in 1913, and the re-
usitation of the Lodge, January,
S76-up to the present time as
blows: Initiated, 81 into the
)rder; Al have died in the time; 1873
ave taken cards or been suspended,
,aving a membership of 2S2. We
ave paid sick benefits, $l0,764,2S;|
urying the dead, Sl225.5O; nurse
ire and charitable purposes, S4245.-
8, making the total amount relief
aid S16,235.21. From Moosehil-
,ck Lodge has sprung the following
edges; The Connecticut Lodge of
Temple at Wells River;
oncordia at Lisbon; Mountain View
No. Haverhill. During the even
lg 43 applications were presented
the Lodge for membership.
The chair, in his pleasant manner,
troduced the following speakers:
rand Master Robbins, Grand Sec
tary Parker and Grand Chaplain
changer, all of Vermont. The
rand Secretary of Vermont was
ade an Odd Fellow in Moosehillock
odge twenty-eight years ago. AT
+ this the following brothers gave
tort addresses: Paste Grand Rep.
age, Past Grands Dearth, Marshall /
I'd Taylor of Moosehillock Lodge
I'd Past Grand Moulton Of Con-
,rdia Lodge and Past Grand Weeks
Mountain View Lodge and Past
rand Eldredge of ConnecticutRiver
)dge, after which the lodge closed
I'd all adjourned to TIE banquet
ON where an elegant banquet was
'epared by Mary A. Gliddon Rebe-
III Lodge.
mere were ZUQ DfOJneIS peISenJ.
he success of this meeting is largely
lie to Dep. G. NJ. Craig, who con
lived an idea of observing the l 800 .
Getting and renewing the interest
the lodge. He was made mem
n of Moosehillock Lodge fourteen
.ars ago and has filled every office
the lodge, and has been secretary
r the last six years. Brother
'aig joined the Grand Lodge in
100, 1903 was appointed Grand
erald and 1904, Grand Marshal,
O5 elected Grand Warden, 1906
,cted Dep. G. NJ. and the Lodge
poets next fall to see him elected
and Master.