The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-04-16
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Sunday Services

Iiayei meeting tuesday, 7:3O PM.
Cless meeting Friday 7:3O PM.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Wing, will be pleased to know
that they return Northward soon,
from st. Augustine, Fla. where they
have been spending the winter.
They will spend several days in
Washington, New York, and Boston
reaching here not far from May LIST.
The Mystery Supper given by the
Epworth League was very success
full and we are proud of our young
people who had charge of it and
worked so faithfully. After the
supper Rev. Radoslavoff gave an
interesting lecture on Bulgaria his
native country.
The Easter service at the church
Sunday morning was beautiful.
Nothing could be more appropriate
in commemoration @. the day than
the gloriuus music rendered by the
choir and also the songs and recita-
lions by the young people. We are
sure choirister as wei as the one
having charge of the little ones, de,
serve a word of praise, as well as
those who took part
There will be no services at the
church Sunday morning, but Sun
day school will be in session at
about the usual time.
Rev. T. C. Radoslavoff and wife
are attending the annual conference
which is being held at Concord, N.
H. this year. Both the pastor and
his wife have labored faithfully in
the up-building of the church and
in the interest of the young people
during the year they have been
with us, and it is the earnest desire
of all interested in the church, that
they may return for the coming
year.
Miss Leona Ames is at Lisbon, n D..
H. assisting her aunt, Mrs. Kent
during the Spring opening of millin-
cry.
The remains of Mr.. Israel Webster
a former resident of this town was
brought here from Lisbon, n. H.,
for burial last Friday.
The funeral Charles R. Tarbot
was held at the Congregational
church Wednesday of last week, at
2 p. m. Interment in the Village
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Foote of War
rem, N. H. are at his brothers Leslie
Foote for the season. Guy Foote
having hired out To assist his
brother this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hannaford
and Pauline visited at Charles
Dodge's last week.
Spring is really here and the road
IN excellent condition and we are
The grange had a supper Satur-
lay night and also conferred the
bird and fourth degrees on several
Mrs. Mary Ames is home from
lyme, N. H. where she has been for
ome time.
River Road.
Miss Jessie WEIGH who has been
taying with her cousin, Mrs Corliss
or the past eight months was called
home, owing to the critical
Illness of her mother. Miss Welch,
Who came up into our New Hamp-
hire Hills on account of her health
las made many warm friends while
lere and she will be greatly missed
n our social circle. We trust that
Ter mothers health may soon IN
rove.
Miss Edna Evans has been visit
ng for the past two weeks or more
t Mrs. Risley's. We are sorry to
ear that she has been in poor
ealth the past winter, but are glad
0 know that she is better at present
Lizzie Horton was the guest Of !
er brother Fred Horton last week.
The roads are unusually good for
his time of the year, and it looks
s though the frost must be nearly
Ii out of the ground.
Wilmer Towle at this writing, is
n another business trip to the low
r part of the state. There are ru-
lors afloat, that we may lose Mr..
'owles' family from our road. We
ope they may conclude to stay
nth us.
Mrs. Moore who has been at
7entworth for a short time, is now
isiting at Mr.. Robinsons'. She ex- =
ects to leave there soon, for Nor :
ich, Vt.
Mr.. Webster who died last week
| Lisbon and whose body was
rought to Piermont for burial. was
II many years a residen of this /,
Dad. We hear of his death with
greet, and it is with sadness. we
ote the fast thinning ranks of the ]
der generation of our town, and
,quaintance.
Frank VIM Jr and wife have
Owed to their new home at the
per end Of the street. Hiram is
one, but we don Z expect he will
main that way. long.
We noted quite a number of men
ending their way IN tho s+o.;,,