The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-20

Rev. E. s. Collier will take for
his text Sunday morning, ct h e
Black God" This may sound
startling but we feel sure it will
be all right. Come and hear, and
decide for yourself.
Quite a good many have availed
themselves of the opportunity of
attending Camp meeting which is
being held at Weirs, N. H., this
week.
We were very sorry to hear of
the serious accident by burning,
which occurred to Mr.. Harry Wing,
who is employed at the Mt. Wash
ington hotel at Breton Woods.
He is quite comfortable at this
writing.
Mrs. L. w. Smith and children are
visiting Mrs. Smiths father and
mother, who live at Sullivan, N. H.
They also called on friends at Bel
lows Falls.
Herbert Sanderson of Boston is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. w. E. Ford.
Mr.. Frank Hazelton and Mrs.
Peaslee Messer and daughter
Anna, from Terre Haute are visit
ing at Charles Dodge's and B. c.
Metcalf's.
Mrs. Aiken, a former resident of
this town, is now visiting friends
here.
w. E. Ford went to Lyme, N. H.,
Monday night, to install the Off
GERS in the Mechanics lodge there.
Mr.. Frank Carr and sister, Miss
Julia Carr of No. Haverhill, were
at w. B. Deals last week.
Mrs. Forest Rollins and daughter
of Wentworth are visiting at c. o.
French's this week.
Miss Maude and Alice French Wis
tied relatives in Wentworth and
Haverhill last week.
Mrs. Ned Gould was not as well
the first of the week, and DR.. Leith
was called to attend her.
Miss Lettie Clayburn and her
brother Joseph Clayburn took a
carriage trip to Thetford, VT, last
week, calling on friends there.
Mrs. A. c. Drury went to Clare
mont to visit her husband over
Sunday, returning Monday.
River Road.
Misses Simons, twin sisters OF
Lyme, are visiting their friend Miss
Hope Leonard.
Miss Hinkley of Boston arrived
this week at Miss Hibbard's, for
a visit.
Mrs. Mable Huxley and daugh-
ter of WATERFOWL, Mass, were the
guests of Mrs. Bessie Underhill
last week.
Mrs. Bertha Hubbard is enjoying
a visit with her sister Fannie, at
Concord, this week.
Miss Sara Converse left Tuesday
to visit her father Rev. W. A. {.
Converse at Lyme. 1t seemed very
pleasant to see Miss Converse seat
ed among the congregation last
Sabbath. We hope she may con-
tinue to improve in health.
The lawn social, held at Mrs. E.
last Wednesday even
ing, was largely attended, and a
good sum was realized by the Ia
dies. Mrs. Dorothy Wing added to
the pleasure of the evening, by
her playing of several fine num-
bers on the piano. The presence
of our summer boarders" who
came in a body, was much appre-
ciated, as they are a jolly crowd |
and added to the social as well as
the financial success of the even
ing.
Miss Nellie Wright, who visited
her parents in East Piermont, Sat-
lrday and Sunday, returned Mon
lay to Harry Blaisdell's, where she
has decided to stay for the present.
A very pleasant impromptu
praise service was held Sunday
evening, at the home of Mrs. Emma
3laisdell. 1t was largely made up
~ our Summer Colony. We dis
covered that they number a good
many fine voices among them, of
whom we would specially mention
hrs. Frank Currier and Mrs. Nc
iowan, who with Mr.. F. Currier
several hymns, with fine
Miss Currier of West
Soxbury, Mass. presided at the
,iano, of which she is mistress.
There will be services at the
'ong1 Church next Sunday. Don't
orget.
ORFORDVILLE.