The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-12-17

Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 Pm
Class meeting Friday 7:30 Pm.
Go to Hunt & jenkins, Bra dford
for Christmas books, stationery and
candy. You'll find everything you
need for Christmas gifts here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Underhill have
been visiting friends in Maine for
the past week. Mr.. Underhill has
also been on business connected
with the Corn Canning Factory, as
has also H. M. Wing.
W. E. Ford is suffering with
rheumatism at this writing.
The "First Fruit Harvesters !"
held meeting at M. Martin Days
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Clayton Bowen with lady
friend, have been making calls in
town the past week.
S. j. Corliss and Ray Bonett both
had the good fortune to get a deer
last week. This makes Corliss his
allotted number for this season.
Little "Markie Wing" went to
Woodsville one day recently, to
visit his mother who was there for
a few days.
Mrs. Byron Hutton of Laconia,
was the guest of her brother, j. E.
Lee, last week.
Miss Helen Evans returned home
from Peterboro, Monday, having
closed her work there for this season.
A good line of Christmas goods
at Robe & Ames.
1t is expected that the Ladies'
Aid will meet with Mrs. H. f. Stet-
son next Tuesday afternoon. 1t is
hoped good number may be present
Brook Road.
The hardest storm of rain and
snow that we have had this fall
struck us Monday night.
H. H. Mutt went to So. Newbury
Monday, and attended the funeral
of Carl E. Brock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Reneau
went to Croydon Saturday, and at
tended the funeral of their cousin,
Mr.. Barton.
The Woman s Birthday Club met
Saturday, with Mrs. Ella Knapp. |
The weather and condition of the
roads kept several away, so the at |
tendance was not large, but most
enjoyable afternoon was spent. |
Miss Sawyer, one of the teachers in
town was present, and added much |
by beautifully rendering vocal and
instrumental music. One new men,
Der was admitted to the club. A
supper was served by the .hostess,
which would make one want to
always live and board with Mrs.
Knapp. But the twilight came all
too soon, and as they separated all
wished for her many returns of her
birthday.
River Road.
Our Haverhill Academy students
are now having a three weeks vaca-
ton. Effie Humphrey is staying
for that time, at Harry Blaisdells,
and her sister Iva, at Mr.. Frank
Ernest Underhill and wife took
trip of a few days, the past week,
up in Maine, visiting Hiram, in the
interests of the corn canning bust
ness. They also visited Mrs. Nellie
Stone, formerly Nellie Underhill, at
ner home in Sweden, Me.
Mrs. Grace Blaisdell and children,
made a short visit with relatives in
East Haverhill last week.
Frank Worthen entertains State
Master Hodley and Chaplain of the
State Grange, Mr.. Hoyt, this week.
Both will speak at the celebration
Of the 18th anniversary of the Pier
mont Grange, which is held Friday ,
.vening, and to which the public is
invited.
Cong. Notes.
The Homeland Circle met at Mrs.
Ludelle Ames last week Thursday.
The pulpit was occupied last :
sabbath by the Rev. Mr.. Crewe,
Who with his wife and child, arrived
rom England last week. Mr.. =
Irewe was listened to with great
interest and enthusiasm, ty every
me present. He will preach again
lext Sunday, and we hope there
will be large attendance.
Rev. Mr.. Crewe and family are
topping at Mr.. Louis Smiths this
week.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
vas held at the home of Mrs. Louis
smith Thursday evening