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

MISS Ethel M. II. Dillingham; re-
turned Monday evening from her
home in Manchester where she had
been visiting for the past week.
On Tuesday afternoon E. NJ.
Clark and wife, E. Blank and wife,
H. E. Smith and wife, Svend LANCE
and wife, and Frank Aldrich left for
Littleton where the gentleman at
tended the Masonic meeting.
Miss Martha Wright has given up
her position at Milestone Inn and
returned to her home in Piermont.
On Saturday afternoon about
four o'clock the East Ryegate team
will meet our baseball team in a re-
turn game on the grounds at Pros
pect park. This will be a part of
the entertainment provided by the
Grange in observance of the Grange
Childrens Day, and ice cream will
be served to the children and base
ball players. The baseball team is
in hopes the people will be out in
large numbers to witness their first
game on the home field this season.
Miss Katherine Pike reached
home on Wednesday of last week
from Cambridge where she has been
attending the Kelley school during
the past year. Her summer will be
spent in Pike. Mrs. E. B. Pike ar
rived from Boston on Saturday
morning.
The children of the Bethany Sun
day school had their annual Child
rens' Concert at Pike Hall on Sun
day evening. The recitations by
the members and classes together
with the songs were greatly enjoyed
by all present. And there were a
goodly number there testing in full
the capacity of the Hall. The solo
by Miss Berry was most pleasingly
rendered. Reverend Henry Hyde
of Winchester, Mass, who preached
at the morning service was present
and his remarks delivered in a hap
Ply strain we're also greatly enjoyed.
Messrs. McCarroll and Twyfort of
New York City entered the employ
of the Company this week.
Mrs. Chas. Mullen left for Port
land, Maine on Monday. She will
be accompanied by her sister and
will be away from home for about
two weeks.
L. Hayne left town Tuesday eve
ming for short business trip.
On account of the Childrens' Ser
vice the Christian Endeavor meet
ing was omitted last Sunday eve
ming but this week there will be the
monthly conservation meeting at
the usual hour, unless notice to the
contrary is posted on the bulletin
board.
Mr.. ]. B. Govan spent Sunday
with friends in Montpelier, VT.
Mr.. Amos Chase was in town last
week on his usual trip with garden
plants.
Mr.. E. Bertram Pike left on Mon
day for short business trip to New
York and Pittsburg.
The pupils of Miss Nellie V.
Barnes of Oxford, N. H., gave a
very enjoyable recital in the Hall
on Friday evening assisted by Miss
Charlotte Berry and Mr.. Frank R.
Rogers as soloists. The boys and
girls showed that a great deal of
work had been put into their selec-
tions for the evening and Miss
Barnes is to be congratulated for
accomplishing so much with them
during the past winter.
A small delegation from Pike at
lends the dance at North Haverhill
Wednesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society
are planning to entertain the people
IF Pike on Wednesday evening, June
9th and it behooves everyone to
Keep a close watch on the bulletin
BOARD the next week.
Miss Katherine Pike went to
Noodsvile on Wednesday where
he was the guest of the Misses
florence and Beth Burbeck for a
gu, DAVIS