The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-09-23

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| Through the kindness of Nj. ant
Mrs. Talbot, the evening services a
the M. E. Chapel have been made
far more interesting and impressive
by the use of their organ which
they have given the society to aic
them in their services of praise ane
prayer.
Ten of our school girls walked tc
Newbury and back last Thursday
after school hours.
| Evelyn Noyse has returned after
a six weeks stay in Vermont.
Clarence Leazer has finished his
labors for Randall & Shepard.
Mrs. Hurbert of the Weirs, is in
town for a few days.
Mrs. Burbeck is entertaining two
of her cousins.
Mrs. Hazelton has returned from
Portland, Me.
We were glad to see Watson Pike
on our streets again, but he returns
to Durham Thursday.
A message from England tells us
that our miller, Mr.. Slight, is we'll
and having a good time.
Will Tabor's dog died Thursday
after a week of terrible suffering.
Henry Gerdan has returned to
Mr.. Quimby's.
Louie Chandler of Boston has
been in town for a week enjoying
the many friends whom she left
some fourteen years ago, when
entering her school work at Maiden.
Mrs. John Leach of Wears, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hood.
Mrs. Irons has returned from
Sheldon, Vt.
A new stone has been erected on
the Chandler lot in our cemetery.
Mrs. Weeks and her daughter,
Mrs. Oliver, have returned to their
home in Maiden, Mass.
Henry Knapp was in town on an
auto trip last week.
Mrs. Ray Cady was a visitor at
her mothers last week.
Mrs. Homes is reported as being
ill.
Charlie White is sick with typhoid
fever, and although more comfort
able, is under the care of trained
nurse.
Last week Thursday being the
marriage anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Pike, many of their
friends gathered together in the
evening to give them a call. The
surprise was all that could be de-,
sired, and most cordial welcome
was extended us. ,One pleasant
feature of the evening was the pres
ence of Miss Daley who was also
with them just thirty years before
when they pledged before God their
marriage VOWS. The evening then
being almost identical to the one
we were enjoying in brightness and
beauty And few lives have been
spent more happily than those of
our host and hostess as they jour
neyed on together over the uneven
walks of life. After brief call we
to our several homes,
leaving to our friends some little
tokens of esteem, and the sincere
wish that their lives which have
been made so fragrant with life's
may be united once more
in the bright and endless hereafter.
The following notice will be re-
ceived with deep regret and sympa-
thy by many of our Haverhin peo-
Pile. Died of pneumonia, Aug. %,
at the st. Luke Hospital in New
York City, Helen Gardner Elliott;
wife of DR.. All. Buckmaster, for
merly of New York, and daughter
of the late Gardner Elliott of Brook
Ign. New York, and granddaughter
of Col. John S. Bryant, late of this
town. Funeral service was held at
Columbus, Ohio.
HAvERHILL ACADEMY NoTEs.
School commenced Monday, Sept. |
IL, with the same teachers as last
year, with the exception of Miss
the new assistant principal. |
A meeting of the Moosilauke
Club was held Monday, Sept. u.
New officers were elected as follows:
President, Hope Leonard; Vice
Dorothy Morrill,; Sec. |
and Treas, Ellen Clough; Executive
Committee, Mr.. Cornell, Mary Hill
dreth, Lennie Stevens; Social Com |
mittee, Carl Carpenter, Miss Whit
ney, Anna ,Clough; Janitor, Arthur
Correspondent. Manola |
Cutting. The names of several
new students were taken before the |
Club and accepted. !
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