The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-12-03
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The third and last Public Ere
Lecture, under the auspices of Pix
Station Grange will be given at Pix
Hall on Friday evening, Dec 10
The Lecturer will be DR.. j. E. Klock
Principal of N. H. State Norma
School at Plymouth, his subjec
being Schools and Teachers" Thi,
lecture promises to be an exception
ally fine one, as there is no mar
making a greater impression on the
educational system of our State thar
DR.. Klock. Eve"y teacher and al
parents and frien Is who have the
welfare of our boys and girls al
heart, should not miss the opportu-
nifty to hear this gentleman.
Miss A. M. Conant spent Thanks
giving at her home in Titon.
Mr.. Charles Mullin andfamily went
to Littleton Saturday evening, and
will make that place their home in
the future. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullin will be greatly missed in this
community, where they have been
long time residents.
Mr.. Harry Whatmough of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, who is making a
short business trip in this country,
spent Thanksgiving in this place, as
the guest of Mr.. E. Bertram Pike.
Next Wednesday evening, Dec.
9Th, there will take place the annual
election of officers of Pike Station
Grange, and every member is ear
nestly requested to be present.
Mr.. L. M. Locke returned Monday
morning from a short visit at his
home in Lebanon.
Mr.. Wilbur F. Waterman died
Wednesday night, November oath.
The funeral was held Saturday
morning with burial in Fairlee, Vt.
Mr.. Waterman has been a life long
resident in 4his section, and leaves
many friends who will sympathize
with Mrs. Waterman in her great
loss.
Mr.. Edward Deavitt of Montpel-
Ter, VT, was in town last Thursday.
Miss May w. Russell of Everett,
Mass. spent the latter part of last
week in town, as the guest of J. E.
Humphrey and family.
There have been several changes
in tenements lately. Among others,
Mr.. Svend LANCE has taken the
house formerly occupied by Mr..
Chas. Glover. Mr.. Glover's family
will occupy the house recently va
Gated by Mr.. Chas. Mullin, and Mr..
S. c. Chamberlain has moved into
the house where Mr.. Steffens moved
out recently.
Closson Emory who is attending
school at Holderness, spent Thanks
giving with his mother, Mrs. W. P.
Emory.
Following is given the program
for the grand Vaudeville Show, to
be given in Pike Hall. Friday even
ing, Dec. Sd. for the benefit of the
Cottage Hospital at Woodsville
Musical Speciality. introducing
" Pony Boy" and Longing" Mr..
F. R. Rogers, assisted by the Misses
Millet, Barnes, Pike, Hall, Silver
and Stiles.
Monologue, Why Did He Did
It." Mr.. W. A. Davis.
Duologye, "The Funny Dutch
man and the Dizzy Hobo" Messrs.
Steffens and Geddes.
Violin Solo, Selected. Mile.
Emma, late of the st. Augustine
Philharmonic Orchestra, assisted at
the piano by her sister, Mile. Pleta.
Sketch, A Bow of Cherry Rib
Don" Nelleta Verbena Barnessa
and Francisco Frigid Rogers, both
Vaudevillians Of high degree.
Minstrel Melange. Fifteen min
ties of fun by the entire company,
assisted by Mrs. Leon. Knight.
Mr.. Gardyne of Barton Landing,
las taken Mr.. Udalls place as man
lger of the Pike Station Store.
Mr.. Robbins, Dartmouth 1911,
vas a guest at the home of Mrs. E.
B. Pike. during the Thanksgiving
eccss
Mr.. Fred Johnson, of Lisbon, has
been visiting Mr.. Paul Howe.
Miss Nellie V. Barnes spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Barre
On Tuesday evening of last week
very informal reception was held
n Pike Hall, under the direction of
he Christian Endeavor Society, in
lonor of Mrs. Chas. Mullin. who
las been serving as President of the
society. The Society wished in
his way to show their appreciation
f Mrs. Mullins work among them.
here was a short musical program
4 which Ms. Mullin's Sunday
,chool class of girls took mart and