The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-06-14
PIERMONT.

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Sunday morning to listen to the
annual sermon on Christian Edu.
cation delivered by Rev. J. NJ.
Durrell, D. D. of Ti1ton, N. H.
In the evening Mr.. Durre11 gave
his address on Cultivation OF
Common Sense" to the Epworth
League and their friends much
to the delight of all.
Tuesday the Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. Herbert French for
their annual election of officers
and very pleasant afternoon
was passed. Ice cream and cake
was served by the hostess and
much enjoyed by all present.
The officers elected were as fol-
lows. President, Mrs. E. J. Can
field; vice president, Mrs. Asa
Ames; secretary, Mrs. Silas
Corliss; treasurer, Mrs. H. H.
French; executive committee,
Mrs. Asa Ames, Mrs. H. H.
French, Mrs. Silas Cor1iss and
Mrs. Mary Ames; visiting COM
mittee, Mrs Frank Stetson, Mrs.
Henry Averill and Mrs. George
Clough.
Leslie French was at home
over Sunday from Plymouth
where he has position with the
Blake River Telephone Co.
Miss Ethel Rollins of Went
worth visited her aunt, Mrs. C. o.
French over Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Lawrence spent
one day last week with her cou-
sin, Mrs. VIM. Deal.
]. G. Marston of Woodsville
called on his aunt, Mrs. Mary FL
la Braynard last Friday.
Leslie French was home from
Plymouth over Sunday.
Rena Gould recently visited re-
latives in Woodsv1lle for several
days.
Mrs. Jane Johnson of Warren
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John Lee, also her nephew, N.
M. Gould.
Mrs. Stella Cel1ey called on
her aunt, Mrs. Robert J. Emer-
son at Bradford last Saturday.
Mrs. Hanaford and Pauline are
at Chas. Dodge's.
George Weeks. wife and son
Donald of Orfordville were at ].
o. Evans over Sunday.
S. M. Lyman of Waterbury was
the guest of W. H. French sever
al days last week.
Chas. Newhall is spending a
few days at Mr.. Deals.
Mrs. Caleb French entertained
a cousin from Warren over Sun
day.
Henry Underhill visited grand
father and auuts, over Saturday
and Sunday.
Brook Road.
The schools are preparing to
observe Flag day on Friday, June
18th.
Geo. H. Reaneau is at home
aud is saving the logs in his
mill.
Mrs. Kibbey who has been
quite i'll for a time is able to ride
)ut.
The Woman's Birthday Club
1eld It's last meeting with Mrs.
Geo. Y. Miller at West Newbury
md a most enjoyable day was
spent.
Cards have been received here
announcing the marriage at Put
lev, VT. of Albert Ernest Camp
,el1 aud Miss Alice Ethel Town
,end. The ceremony was per-
'ormed by the Rev. L. w. Morey
n the Congregational church
which was beautifully decorated
With ferns and flowers. The maid
If honor was Miss Annie r. Black
If Boston and the best man was
Tohn B. Johnson of Piermont.
Hiss Lula Wood and Miss Marion
Mood, nieces of the bride we're
and Miss Hazel
also a niece was ring
,earer. A wedding breakfast
vas served in the church parlor
Ifter which the couple left for
rip of two weeks in Maine.
Their home will be in Rochester,
Z. H., where Mr.. Campbell is en-
ragged IN the drug business. He
S a native of Warren, the son of
\. H. Campbell and is well and
-ery favorably known here. Mrs.
Campbell is the daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. A. F. Townsend of Put
ley and very estimable young
ady. for five years she has been
assistant to the city treasurer at
Quincy, Mass.
Charles S. Webster a long
lime resident of this town died at
lis home on Saturday. June 8,
after a long illness of a compli-