The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-06-07

mont was guest of Mrs. John
Martin on Monday afternoon.
There was special musical
service in the Congregations
church on last Sunday evening.
Anthems were we'll rendered by
the regular choir and by the girls
choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Simpson
of Bradford were guests of Mrs.
Elmer B1ake's last Saturday.
Charles Newall of Woodsvi1le
and wife were guests at Elmer
Blake's on Tuesday stopping over
till the next day.
- Deacon Martin and wife attend
ed the Memorial exercises in Pier.
mont last week.
Mrs. Nellie Hildreth of Beth1e-
hem, N. H. was at home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Anne Rogers is now in
Boston.
DR.. H. c. Stearns is able to
to be out on the street.
Mrs. Cram is enjoying a visit
from her grandson, Kenneth
Cram.
Mrs. Henry Ouimbv visited her
daughter, Mrs. B1anch Aver in
Danville, VT. last week.
Gardner Shepard and wife en-
joyed ride over to Byron Rogers
at West Newbury, last Monday.
MI. Louis Kimball of North
Haverhill assisted the choir and
sung two solos: The Plains of
Peace, and Life's Lullaby. The
theme of the sermon was "Sacred
Song" Next Sunday morning
Ch11dren's Day will be observed
by special music and exercises
by the children. In the evening
the pastor will preach the Bacca-
laureate sermon before the grad
uating class.
Iaverhil1 Academy Notes.
The base ball team played in
Newbury May 30th. The game
was a remarkable good one IN
spite of the disastrous effects on
our team. Score by innings.
! 2 3 4 5 6 7 80
n. 600 8 4 100 s
H. A. OOO2 1000 2
The game with Lisbon Tues
day was a different score. Score
by innings:
1 2 3 4
L. H. S. O 0 l Q 0 l
H. A. 2 4 2 0 3 IL
Elsie Westgate and William
Page have been sick with Ger
man measles the past week.
Pupils from the 9th grades
throughout the town and Pier
mont have been taking their ex-
aminations given by Mr.. Locke
for entrance into the High
School.
"Dowp by the Sea" was pre-
scented before a good sized audi
ence at Pike last Friday evening.
A meeting of the Moosilauke
Club was held June 3, 1907. Meet
ing opened with song by the
club. Program as follows: Reel
tation, Minnie Morris; current
events, Warren LETTERS; debate,
Resolved that love of money
leads to more crime than anger;
affirmative, John White, Mildred
Page; negative, Carl Rowland,
Fife Humphrv; vocal solo, Ethel
Crawford; song, club.
Rev. Maurice DunCklee will |
preach the baccalaureate sermon in
the Congregational church, Sun
day evening"; June 9th.
The graduation exercises of the
ninth grade and high school will
be held in Pearson hall, Friday
evening, June IA, Young's Or
chestra of st. Johnspury has
been secured to furnish music.
All are most cordially invited to
The Seniors will hold a
private reception in the Congre-
gatlonal chapel Immediately after
the exercises.
The Senior class is completing
the years work in English clas-
sizes with the study of Burke's
speech on Cancellation.
Appropriate Memorial Day
exercises were held in the school
building on the afternoon of May
10Th. The following program
was presented. Song, High
school; recitation, Florence Cor
iss recitation, Agnes Wilson;
song, Grammar school ;recitation,
Christie Morrison; exercise, Pri- /
nary children; recitation, Laura ,
Damon; song, High school; reci- ,
alton, -Milllcent Rowland; recita- s
DIN, AFRO Shepard; recitation, !
Nary Blake; remarks; song, {
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