The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-20
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New York City, Cortland, N. Y
and Worcester, Mass.
Miss Millett Ihas resumed he
duties in the office of the Pike
Mfg. Co., returning Sunday aftel
spending two weeks in Hyde Park
Mass. and vicinity.
The Rev. C. w. Loomis of Ashby
Mass, formerly pastor at this place
is spending his vacation in Pike
and vicinity.
Mr.. William Craig and son ni
Portsmouth, N. H., called on old
friends in Pike on Saturday last
Mr.. Craig is spending his vacation
in East HaverhilI, at the home .ot
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s. M. Boyce OF
New York City are the guests OF
E. Bertram P ike.
Mr.. John L. Udall, Manager of
the Pike Station Store, is at Lake
Tarleton with his family for a
week or two.
State Treasurer E. II. Deavitt and
wife of Montpelier spent Sunday
with Mrs. Deavitt's sister, Mrs. FL.
T. Pike.
H. E. Smith, Treasurer of the
Pike Mfg. Co., returned from his
vacation on Sunday last.
Mrs. Alma Smith of Montpelier,
VT arrived in town on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Burbeck of Woods
vile has been spending a few days
with Miss Katherine Pike.
Mrs. William Wildey, formerly
Miss Ella Berry of this place,
greeted her friends from the car
window list week while en- route
Boston TO Barton, VT, where she
will spend her vacation and enter
tain for few days Miss Abbie
Conant of this place.
Mr.. Harry c. Meyer and mother,
Mrs. Anna Meyer,of Freeport, L. 1.
are the guests of Mrs. Meyers
nephew, Mr.. L. c. Steffens of Pike.
NJ A. Davidson of Boston, Mass,
who hapbeen visiting his sister,
ton on Sunday.
The following representatives of
the Pike Mfg. Co., were in town
this week attending the annual
Salesmen's Conference of the Pike
Mfg. Co.: r. j. Horton of Chagrin
Falls, Ohio; w. E. Mayo of ITALIA
poosa, Ga; T. D. Burns of Scran-
ton, Pa; H. w. Busler of Williams
port, Pa; E. c. Ring and II. R. Con-
ner of New York City as well as
A. B. Knight, superintendent of
the Pike Mfg. Co.'S factory at Little
ton, N. H.
Mr.. Sherer of London, England
is visiting Z. Bertram Pike.
Miss F. c. Dickerman, Miss kath-
T,,t INnth RHfshnHly
Closson and Kenneth Emory were
at Lake Tarleton over Sunday:
AS announced last week, the
young people, under the auspices
of the Sunshine Club, will present
the fairy extravaganza "Cinder-
ella" in the Hall, Friday evening,
August goth, at o'clock. The ad-
will be 25 cents for adults
and Is cents for children. The
parts are beinSoweil taken and
you will certainly enjoy a pleasant
evening if you attend. COME.
Mr.. E. Bertram Pike was in Lake
5unapee, N. H., last Sunday.
The Pike Tigers" our junior
baseball team, lived up to their
,ognomen on last Saturday by
the Newbury team into
small bits. Newbury was the scene
Of the slaughter and while eight
Tigers" made the circuit of the
oases, they prevented single man
rom crossing the home plate on
he opposing side, thereby pre-
'enting Newbury with fine, large
goose egg, making the score 8 to
in Pixies favor. Good team work
and brilliant individual playing
vas responsible for such splendid
victory.
Mr.. Levi Hayne of New York is
n town.
Miss Edith Allen passed through
Pike on Tuesday morning on her
way to her home at Lyndonville,
where she will spend her vacation.
Miss Emma Preston of Laconia
las Joined her brother Chester at
heir uncle's, Mr.. William Sponner,
where they will later be joined by
heir mother.
L. B. Ward has again taken up
lis duties in the office of the Pike
Mfg. Co., after a week of recrea-
ion and recuperation.
Maine, who has been visiting Mrs.
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visit in Essex Junction, VT.
Mr.. H. e. Charnes of West Baden,
nd. has entered the employ of the
bike Mfg. Co.
Miss M. E. Stiles is spending her
-acation at her home in East st.
ohnsbury.
Mr.. Eben Morrill, is taking his
acation this week, his son, Win
red, taking his place on the route.
Mr.. Lawrence Morrill, has been
aking Henry Judd's place on the
lail route while the later gentle
IAN has been taking a few days
acation.
Mr.. Svende LANCE has returned
rom Newberry, Pa, and has re-
1med his duties in the Store. His
lany friends in this vicinity are
cry glad to welcome him back
gain. Mrs. Lange and children
re visiting friends in Haverhill.
Miss Manola Cutting returned on
aturday from a visit at her aunt's
J Wentworth.
Mr.. Archie Hall left for Boston
n Sunday, where he has accepted
position as shipper with the large
holesale dry goods house of
rown. Durrell & Co.
Mrs. John G. Govan has returned {
} her home in Somerville, after |
a few days with her son
nd daughter-in-law.
Mrs. II. T. Pike, Mrs. Wilmington
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