The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-07-23
HAVERHILL.

Again good news comes from
Riverside, Cal. DR.. j. H. McLaren
closed his pastorate with his
church Sunday, June 9th. "Tri-
'umphant Faith" was the morning
theme, while "The Life of Jacob"
afforded a profitable topic for the
evening service. Large congrega-
tons greeted him at both servi-
ces. On the following Wednesday
evening a reception was rendered
the Doctor and his wife, during
the course of which a fine gold
headed ebony cane with his initials
engraved in monogram was pre-
sented to him; also a beautiful
toilet set, finely engraved. to Mrs.
McLaren as a slight evidence of
the love and esteem in which they
are held bv their many friends in
the church and the community.
The Doctor goes on the lecture
platform about October 1st, where
he has already attained prominence
Mrs. Kate M. Blaisdel and Miss
Louise Mather enjoyed a carriage
ride to Morey Lake last Wednes-
dav.
Mrs. Nellie Eastman was in town
last week.
Charles w. Pike and wife, of
Lisbon, n. H., were guests of Mrs.
vile, last week.
Mrs. Tim. Cram and two children
of Chicago, arrived on Monday at
the Crawford house.
Mrs. Roswell Farnham, of Brad
ford, with her brother, f. John
son, of Penna., friend, Miss
and daughter, Mrs. f. G.
Osgood, and son Farnham, of Bel
lows Falls, were guests of Mrs. A
B. Rodgers and daughter, Mrs. J.
G. Shepard. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carbee, Of
Bath, n. H., and niece and husband
OF Iowa. were guests last week of
Mrs. Della Carbee and Miss Annie
Carbee.
S. W. Tewksbury and family are
now at Halls pond.
Miss Phoebe Hahn, of BROOKLYN
n. Y, arrived at the Crawford |
House last week.
Miss Mary Burbeck was a guest |
Of her brother Walter at Woods
Vile, last wdek.
Miss Mary Cummings, of Lisbon, |
\. H., is at the Crawford House, a |
guest of Mrs. G.. B. Worthen.
Mrs. Phebe Bailey entertained |
.hree nieces from Bradford last |
The ladies of the Congregational
society have now a well organ
zed missionary circle, and met |
asst Wednesday afternoon with |
Yrs. Della Carbee. They were en- 1
ertained at the parsonage by Mrs.
rons.
We cannot tell what 'Zeke" is
up to now, but we do know that
when he was keeping bachelors
lall the pantry sitting room, up
tairs and down stairs in the
lady's chamber" were frightened
Up with paint and paper, and 9th
n neighbors are following suit.
Laid Street.
Mrs. W. II Large is visiting her
lister in Littleton, n. II.
Kate Day has returned from
n. II.
Mrs. William Jewett is enter
aiming company from Lynn, Mass.
Susan Glines has returned from
Ter visit at Woodsville.
Mrs. James L. George, of Lynn,
lass, is visiting her sister, Mrs
:. W. Buck.
Mrs. George Henderson and chill
ren were in Newbury a few days
asst week.
W. II. Large has given his shop
new coat of paint.
Charles Pike, of Lisbon, was
ere last Saturday calling on old
riends.
The many friends Of Lena Keyes
re glad to see her home once
lore.
We hope to see Harold Swan out
D a few days.
A. W. Lyman, of Lynn, Mass, is
{ NJ. 6. Williams's for the summer
James Eastman and Fred were e
! Woodsville last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hosford
nd Marcia have returned to their
ONE in Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Swan and Mrs. Buck
njoyed a fine ride in James Hale's :
one day last week.
Robert Large and Roland Cass.
Woodsville, have been visiting
leir relatives.