The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-07-16
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The Grafton County Rural Free
Delivery Carriers Association hello
a special meeting at the postoffice
at Pike on Saturday evening Of
last week. Messrs. A. H. PhilbricB
and George Greeley, of Plymouth
president and secretary of the as
ISOLATION were present, as well as
| the carriers from WOodsville, No
Haverhill, Piermont and Pike.
Mrs. H. E. Smith and son Ell
dredge returned Monday morning
from a short visit with her moth
er in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Lucia Morrill,, who is taking
| the course of training in the Me-
mortal hospital at Worcester, Mass
is spending her vacation in town
with her parents.
Messrs. John Udall and Svend
LANCE spent Sunday in Ashland,
where they visited Mr.. Chester
Phillips, formerly a resident of
Pike.
Chas. Aver and family, of Plym-
outh, were the guests of b. Ber-
tram Pike for a couple of days
ldSI week. L 6y hddC INC ZIP III
their large touring car.
Messrs. McCarroll and Twyeffort
who have been in the employ of
the company for couple of
months, left Tuesday morning for
New York.
Mrs. Walter Emory and two sons
Closson and Kenneth, of Honolulu,
arrived in Pike last week Wednes-
day, and will remain here the rest
of the summer. Mrs. Emory eX-
poets to remain in the United
States a year.
Paul Smith, son of DR.. Frank
Smith, of Lebanon, is employed in
the Pike station store this sum-
mer.
Arthur Mallett, of Kingston, R.
l., is visiting in town. Mr.. NAL
lett was formerly a resident of
Pike.
Mrs. Frank P. Hall and daughter
Ruth returned this week from a
visit to the beaches around Bos-
ton.
Per order of Uriah Perkins it is
learned that there will be a pub
lie exhibition of the Burberry
Corners Deestrick Skule at Pike
N. H., on Friday evening, July 16.
Csc; children under II,
15c. Teacher, Hezekiah Fender
grass. Parents will please make
special effort to attend.
E. Warren Smith returned Fri
day from a short business trip to
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollberg and three
children, of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Steffens.
L. B. Ward is entertaining his
from Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. Svend LANCE and family left
this week for Newbury, Pa, where
they will make their home in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Cobb returned
on Saturday from Burlington, VT,
where they visited during tercen-
tenary week. Miss Irene Bullock,
of Burlington, returned with them
and will be the guestof Miss Ruth
Cobb for a short time.
Frank E. Wadleigh, assistant
ticket agent at Concord, N. H.,
was the guest of Mrs. III. e. Smith
over Sunday.
The Christian Endeavor society
Of Bethany church held its usual
at Pike last Sunday even
ng. This meeting was followed by
/ short business session, at which
line the officers were elected to |
erve for the ensuing six months. |
Mrs. j. L. Udall and two chill
iren went to Randolph, VT, on
Friday of last week. Mrs. Udall
md Richard returned the early
,art of this week, but Marjorie
will remain with her grandparents
or some time.
Miss Ruth Cobb spent last week
4 Littleton, returning home on
aturday.
A. A. Foss and family, of Lisbon,
listed Mrs. Frank Foss llasC Sun |
ay. {
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Reed, of ST. I
are spending a week I
18th her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I
harles Mullin. I
Master Harry Foss entertained
bout IA of his boy friends on the
iternoon of June 30th, the occa- c
on being his 10th birthday. The s
Oys spent the afternoon in games I
I'D Mrs. Foss served ice cream {
I'd cake. Several gifts were left T
7 the young guests. n
Last Saturday afternoon the v
Ike base ball team played the n
amp Moosilauke team on the II
Ime grounds. There was a good
tendance. Next Saturday the
am will go to Camp Pemigewas-
t to play against the team there.
Mrs. Frank Foss is entertaining n
II aunt, Mrs. Hannah Dexter, OF a
{. Johnsbury.
Mrs. E. Bertram Pike left Tues h
~ evening for a short business 4
ip to Washington, ID. c.
Miss Eva Ward, of Belchertown, N
ass, has been the guest of Mrs.