The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-13

Rev. E. S. Golfers subject for
next Sunday morning will be "The
Belief of the Unbeliever," or "The
| Greed of the Infidel." Those who
have been present for the last two
| Sundays can not but feel interested
in the thoughts he has brought
| before them. And it is hoped that
a good number may be present
next Sunday. All are cordially in
vited.
Tuesday afternoon, July Sd about
twenty-five members of the Ladies
Aid Society, and also friends, gath
cred at the home of Mrs. A. c..
Drury to help celebrate the birth
days of Mrs. Drury, Mrs. Henry
Averill and Mrs. Edgar Perkins.
Rev. E. S. Collier was present and
favored us with songs accompanied
by the autoharp, and it was a most
delightful afternoon to all who
were present. Refreshments of
cake and fruit punch were served,
and all returned to their homes
wishing, them many happy returns
of the day.
The community was saddened on
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Perkins father, who was murdered
at his home in Hardwick, VT, on
Tuesday night, July Sd, by an in
toxicated man. The whole family
was thoroughly frightened by him
and their lives threatened. The
murderer was found Sunday night
in the woods near his home, dead
evidently by his own hand. An
fY1of IN, @F l. L i
rum will do
pa Gould, as he is called by people
In general, was the recipient of
handsome gold-headed cane, which
was presented to him by the Bos-
ton Post who are presenting the
Oldest resident of each town with
one, and he having the honor of
being the oldest one in Piermont,
was the lucky one, and we know of
none more worthy than this aged
soldier in Christ's army. And we
sincerely hope he may live many
years more to enjoy it. He is 81
1years of age.
Mrs. Martha Camp has gone to
Canada to visit relatives there.
Mrs. Sarah Ramsey has been Wis
III at - W TIGHCH6S lne DdSl
week.
Mr.. Charles Underhill of Bellows
Falls, VT, is visiting at Mrs. Mary
Hunts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Atwood of
Chelsea, VT, spent several DAYS
last week with their sister Mrs.
A. G. Hodgdon.
John Edwards and son George
10 h11px ryiuifn1 nt " GAl
ley's last Saturday. Mr.. Edwards
visit here in several years.
Chas. Fellows met with quite a
painful accident in handling some
knee, cracking the knee-pan. John |
Simpson also fell between some |
timbers and injured his side.
All the old friends are so glad |
to see Sarah Converse and to
know that her health is so much
improved, gives not only herself
but the friends whom she is able
to visit a great pleasure.
Glenn Rowell OF Keene was the
guest of. his aunt, Mrs. Leon I'm
1erhill, the latter part of the week.
Addie Palmer and her aunt are
spending this week with Mrs
Rosette VIM and Mrs. Louena
Thilds.
Brook Road.
Gladys Risley and Edith Tibbets
we're guests at Geo. Austin's the
'irst of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Miller of West
Newbury were at Geo. A. john
sons Sunday.
Mro n op,optopu,,a etorta1 IN
Wednesday for Maine where she
will visit her mother and other
riends.
H. E. Renfrew of Bradford with {
lis daughter-in-law and little
were entertained 4,
,ver Sunday by j. c. Strong and [
wife at their cottage at Arlington
'ond.
Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Knapp
ave received word of the serious
Illness of their mother, Mrs. John
ike at Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. w. H. French has a sister,
Irs. Hunt and two daughters of
Vhitefield visiting her. (
RIVER ROAD. :
Rev. John Bastow of Lee, Mass. r
lade a short visit at the home
( Mrs. E. G.. Blaisdell last week.
There were seven new arrivals !
the Maple Farm the first of the
eek making our summer colony
ute large one, in the neigh
or hood.
DR.. Herman Newell and wife of
laremont made a friendly call on
. j. Facey the first of the week
hey were on their way to Haver-
III, n. Fl. in their new Ford Auto
obile, which is one of the stillest
inning and prettiest machines
eve seen in a long day.
jay Chandler entertained his
lends at a party held at his
,use, Tuesday evening. Refresh
ents were served and good
me enjoyed by all.
Gladys Risley and Edith Tibbets
sited in Woodsville one day last
eek. :
The item regarding Mrs. Church
ould have read Mrs. Mcclure, "
ST week. We apologize.
River stations
cursion to Lake Champlain. See
1. on page s.
CHANCE FOR BOYS TO MAKE {
A DOLLARi
We want all the bones we can
[. Can use heads, hoofs, horns
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