The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-04-23
PIKE


Mr.. j. b. Hadley returned on
Tuesday from brief vacation in
Boston and vicinity.
On Friday last Mr. E. M. Clark re-
luctantly took his departure for
Arkansas where business interests
demand his attention.
Mrs. E. H. Deavitt of Montpelier
spent Sunday with her sister Mrs.
E. B. Pike.
Mr. R. A. Shaw, who has been
spending several days in Boston
returned to Pike on Tuesday.
Mrs. Phebe Bailey of Haverhill
was in town this week.
Mr.. Fl. E. Smith was in Barton
Landing over Sunday visiting the
plant of the Pike Mfg Co. at Evans
Vile on Monday.
Miss Katherine Pike who has
been spending her Easter vaca-
ton at home returned to her
school work in Cambridge, Mass,
on Monday.
Mrs. Fl. E. Andrews is spending
a few days at MILESTONE Inn.
Misses Florence and Elizabeth
Burbeck of Woodsville were in
town Saturday as guests of Miss
Katherine Pike.
"Uncle" David Craigg had the
misfortune to catch his hand in a
saw while working in the mill and
two of his fingers were badly cru
shed
Mr.. Piper made a hurried bust
ness trip to Keene this week.
Mr.. Horace SPooner has moved
to what is known as the george
C;1xron TTnna1, Ear,,oD
The latest of the improvements
at Milestone Inn is broad piazza
which is now being constructed at
the end of the house. From this
vantage one obtains a good view
of the mountains, the river Back
Bay and Lovers Lane.
A cloak room for the benifit of
those attending services and en-
Entertainments at the Hall is one
of the new improvements at the
Store Building.
Mrs. Frank Keyes spent Tuesday
with her niece Mrs. Hancock.
Notwithstanding the very bad
weather the regular meeting of
Pike Station Grange last We'd
nesday was we'll attended. Mrs,
Charles Mullen was elected Lectu-
rer in place of Mortar j. Reed re-
signed, and the following program
was presented: Song by Grange
Solo, Brother Ernest Chamberlain
Piano solo, Sister E. M Dillinghem
Recitation, Sister Sherwell, Bari
tone Solo, Brother L. M. Locke,
Recitation, Sister Hoyt, Humor-
Gus Anecdote, Brother E. Blank
Piano Solo, Sister Reed.
Watch the new bulletin board IN
the Post office for notices of inn
portant and interesting events.
Bethany Sunday school will meet
as usual at the Hall at IL o'clock
Sunday morning. All are cordial
ly welcome either as visitors or
mem bers of classes. We hope if
you come as the former you will
soon find enough of enjoyment in
the services so you will want TO
enroll as a member. Attendance
last Sunday was Ga.
The meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society will be held on
Sunday evening at 7.3O at the Hall.
Subject, nHeroes of African Missi-
ons" These Sunday evening servi-
ces are open to every one who
cares to come and as we hace no
other church services at present
aside from Sunday school, we hope
many will feel inclined to come to
these meetings. Q
The baseball season has opened
again and our R. F. d. Carrier. Mr..
Morrill,, tells the first story ofthe
mishaps of the field. He tried a
game recently and the other side
won out leaving him to bear the
scars of battle; in other WORDS
he did not time his escape fromthe
swift balls just right and one land
ed in hi eve instead Of in his hand