The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-06-11

1915, PM; Junior League, 2 PM.
Epworth League, 7 PM.
Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 Pm
Gloss meeting Friday 7:30 Pm.
Sunday morning, May Both, Me.
mortal services were held at the M
E. church by the pastor, Rev. E
Collier, assisted by Rev. ]. E
Heath. Members of the Congre.
gational church and also the Me
chanics and Grange, as well as the
Veterans, were all invited and the
church was well filled. The Me-
chanics and Grange attended in "a
body. The pastor spoke beautiful
words to those gray-haired veterans
who fought so nobly for the right
Extra music was provided for the
occasion. A song by four young
ladies, also two beautiful solos
The male quartet of the Congrega-
tional church sang a selection which
was very appropriate.
The 24th anniversary of the West
Grafton County Sunday School as
ISOLATION was held at the M. E.
church June LIST and I'd. Both
churches united in entertaining
them. There was a large number
of pastors and delegates present
from nearly all the surrounding
towns in the county. There were
some very interesting addresses by
different ones, in the capacity of
Sunday school work. The Sunday
school is certainly doing a great
work all over this country Of ours,
and is reaching out and helping
those who cannot seem to be
reached in any other way. May
the good work continue.
Mr.. Nelson Celley, who sustained
such severe fall recently, is now
on the road to recovery, He is at
tended by DR.. Stamford of Ha-
verhill.
Mrs. Herbert Celley had the mis-
fortune to fall and hurt her knee
very buddy last week, but is now
able to go about with a cane.
Will Marden of Dartmouth COL
lege was a guest at W. B. Deals
one day last week.
John Simpson, Charles Fellows
and S. J. Corliss are moving a barn
for John Stickney.
Mrs. Fred Hatch of Haverhill
spent several days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Nelson Celley.
Frank Washburn and wife of
Orfordville were guests of the
Hodsdons during the Sunday school
convention. Hrs. H. E. Stebbins
Rev. Cowan of Lyme.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. rockingham
of Boston have arrived at Wellman
Grange to spend the summer with
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Ford.
Howard Wilson and lady friend
OF Lyndonville spent Sunday at J.
w. Wilson's. Mrs. Mary Wilson
Warwick and two little daughters
are also at the Wilson home for
few weeks.
We feel much sympathy for Mrs.
Frank VIM in the death of her
youngest sister, Mrs. Lizzie Putnam
Norris of Haverhill.
In the death of Mrs. Mary Tai
Dot of Haverhill, aged 81 years,
he Grafton and Orange County
four score year branch of interna-
5ional sunshine lose their oldest
This branch takes this
means of extending sympathy to
drs. Talbot's daughter, Mrs. c. j.
Pike, who has cared so tenderly for
Ter.
Mr.. Swift and wife of California,
md Mr.. Camp of Concord were in
own one day last week to erect a
tone at the grave of a relative.
Mrs. Martha Camp is assisting
lrs. Linnie Stetson at present.
H. NJ. Wing was in town the first !
f the week.
Mrs. Pearl Rowland started for
Monday morning, where |
he is to make her home for a while. !
River Road.
Mrs. White, who has been for |
ONE time in Boston and vicinity,is
gain home at F. Worthen's.
Mr.. Lunnie and family expect to
love to Providence,R l. this week
lr. Lunnie came TO live on our
Dad about two years ago, and we
re sorry to hear we are to lose so
email a neighbor so soon.
We are in receipt of the program
)r the commencement week eXer-
ses of Bradford academy, and find
mong the names of graduates, one
our former boys, George Crafts.
'e are always glad to hear of the
recess Of any Of our former young
eople
Levi Wilson and wife Of Groton,
ade a short visit at Harry Blais-
IFS this week.
Miss Alice p. Adams the mission
v from Japan, was entertained
'er night at the home of Mrs. =
NINA Blaisdell.
At the union prayer meeting held
ednesday' evening, Miss Alice
dams gave an address.
Rev. J. +. Heath will preach next
.bbath from part Of the verse;
sv. 3-5 as his text.
The Sunday school convention,
ID a very successful series Of meet
Is last week and was enjoyed by