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


the Choir Union concert at Haver.
hill Dec. 9Th, report an exception
ally pleasant time. The musical
program was we'll carried out, and
enjoyed by both audience and cho-
rus, although neither was as large
as at some of the summer meetings.
The Haverhill people showed the
visitors every attention, doing ev-
erything in their power to make
comfortable, and their short stay a
pleasant one. Transportation was
furnished to and from the station at
Conicut, as we'll as excellent meals
and sleeping accommodations. And
averhill is an interesting town to
visit, it's general makeup, its scores
of large, substantial colonial build
ings, attracting even the least OBJ
servant, and pointing to what the
town must have been in the palmy
days, and court and stage coach,
giving the impression now of rest
ing in dignified ease, after a long
and busy life. Your correspondent
who has a love for the antique, was
fortunate to be quartered in a spa
cious old brick mansion, reported
considerably over one hundred
years old. but still in excellent taste
and repair throughout, and with all
it's original woodwork and fireplace
er, and much old fashioned furni-
ure' even to an old fashioned high
posted bedstead in its canopy in
the rooms placed at his disposal.
Altogether our memories of Haver-
hill are very pleasant ones.
A visit to Mr.. D. M. Bonds store
the other day and glance at the
we'll filled counters brought to our
mind very forcibly the fact that the
Christmas holidays are upon us, and
also the impression it would not be
necessary to go out of town to do
ones shopping. Mr.. Bonds attrac-
tive display includes an endless va
riety of things useful and ornamen-
tai, besides the usual attractive
line for the children. Hehas some
thing for everyone and we predict
a large holiday sale.
The North Thetford Woman's
Club met last week with Miss Lizzie
Cummings and an unusually inter-
esting program was enjoyed. The
papers read were, "Jane Adams,
by Miss Mary Adams; CLARA Bar
ton," by Miss Annette Kinsman
and "Helen Gould" by Mrs. Eugene
Field. Owing to the absence of
Miss Mary Adams her paper was
read by Miss Hattie Porter. The
subjects are most interesting and
the papers were much enjoyed.
Songs by Miss Morriss added to the
pleasure of the afternoon and COM
pleted the programme.
The Utopia club enjoyed a social
hour with games Saturday evening,
followed by refreshments of cake
and coffee. The club is popular, in
a fourishing condition, and pro-
vides much good entertainment for
is members.
Furs of all kinds bring good pric-
IS thir fall and the young men have
more than the usual number of
5raps out, and are meeting with
rood success.
The North Thetford Creamery is
on winter schedule, and
he entire work is in the hands of
dr. Strong. Mr.. John Stark going
o Randolph where he has another
position though under the same
owners.
Mr.. Charles Barber has finished
work for the B. and NJ. for this sea-
on and gone to Newbury, where
he makes his home.
Mrs. n. |. Wilmot is still visiting
Ter daughter in Claremont where
he is consulting a specialist.
Mr.. Wilmot and Bar lett Mayo
we're visitors in White River juno
ion Tuesday.
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