The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-10
HAVERHILL.

UH6 IOOG6 IdLllly III OFlOfQ Wllle
Mrs. Foote is at the hospital.
Oscar Tabor spent Sunday at his
Fathers.
Henry Quimby entertained his
friends from Lyme over Sunday.
Fred Orcutt and wife are visiting
H. Cass.
If a person is inclined to steal, it
is safer to do so when the neighbors
can't see them. And the party
who boldly took the umbrella from
Mr.. Talbot's piazza one rainy after
noon is advised to return the same
without further trouble.
The Friday evening service will
be held at the home of Charles
Cutting on Ladd Street.
Miss May Burbeck has come home
to help care for her aged mother
who is seriously i'll at her son
Ollie's. Miss Annie Barbee is also
assisting them.
Between seventy-fve and one
hundred cards were mailed here,
for the birthday shower of Milfred
Page. We are glad to hear of her
rapid gain and hope she will soon
be able to return to her home.
Mrs. Bemis has again returned
to her home on Court Street.
Miss Whitney has been called
from her school duties to her home
in saltwater by the serious illness
of her mother.
The Ladies Aid met at the NJ. E.
Chapel last Wednesday afternoon
regardless of the rain.
Wanted: An elevated road for
travelling humanity. Our roads
are alive with Autos. Our side
walks are being monopolized by
bicycle riders, and the weary pedes-
trian can get out of the way or take
the consequences.
A shadow seemed to fall over our
entire village last Tuesday morn
ing, when it was learned that the
Angel Death had again entered the
Eastman home, and taken there
from allowing husband and father.
The family have the sympathy OF
the entire community, and their loss
will be deeply felt by neighbors and
The ball game last Saturday was
another one in favor of our home
team. The score for North Thet-
ford boys was four, and for our boys |
six.
Several from here attended the
Conferene at Fairlee last week
Thursday.
The rain of Sunday evening
failed to hinder a large audience
rom gathering at the Cong'l Church
TO listen to the Baccalaureate SER
mon by Rev. A. R. Crewe of Pier
mont. His words were well chosen,
md highly appreciated by the
graduating class and those fortunate
enough to be present. The solo
)y Mrs. Crewe was finely rendered,
Is was also the Anthem by home
alent. The Church was prettily
decorated for the occasion.
Leslie Orcutt began his duties as
tage drives and mail carrier last
Ionday morning. Single fare Is
ents one way-round trip 25 cents.
special orders taken to meet the
own train in afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Burbeck is reported ]
S rapidly failing. DR.. Lawrence
f North Haverhill was called on
he case Monday.
The fly, the mosquito and the
eautiful June bugs, so much adj a
hired by the ladies, are among our
ecent arrivals.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend through the =
olumns of this paper our sincere Il
hanks to our friends and neighbors 5
1r their kindly aid and sympathy ),
uring our recent sorrow. We also a
-ish to thank the singers and those E
tho contributed flowers. "
Mr.. and Mrs. AlfredR. Follensbee. l
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z. Downing /
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Follansbee. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Follansbee. I
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Brown. :
ACADEMY NoTEs. 4
The H. A. Baseball Team have
layed and won three games during
he past three weeks as follows: .
he first played at North Haverhill z
18th North Haverhill Town Team,
hen the score was 13 to 4.
The second, played at Haverhill,
it'll Bradford Academy, when the
ore was 6 to f.
The third, played at Haverhill, =
it'll Thetford A. ~, when the
ore was six TO four.
The last two games were especial
interesting as the teams were
ell matched and good playing was
)ne on both sides. H. 4. has
on every game played this year q
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