The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-09-30
HAVERHILL.
Church Services.
Congregational Church.

SclO0l lmmeQlaCely dICer preaching ser
vics; Evening Service at 7.30, in Chapel
Tuesday evening, Class Meeting at same
hour. Thursday evening, regular Prayer
Meeting. Friday evening, Cottage Meet.
ing on Ladd ST. A cordial welcome to all
Visit the millinery opening at the
| Brook store. See their large ad on
| this page.
| Miss Louie Chandler has returned
| to Boston.
Several from here attended Po-
lmona at East Haverhill last Tues
tday.
The entertainment at Newbury
which many of our people had
fpIanned to attend, has been post
Iponed until Oct. 9th.
A. E. Porter and wife of Ashland
took dinner with Mrs. Phoebe Bailey
last Wednesday, and in the after
noon received calls from several of
their old friends.
Mrs. C. L. Johnson of Summer
vile, Mass, who has spent twelve
weeks with Frank Morrison and
wife, is now with Miss Fannie Nor
rison, where she expects to remain
until October.
Charles ]. Pike is able to be out
again.
Miss Matilda Cummings of Glen
cliff, spent Thursday at Wayside
Inn; also Mrs. Hurbert.
Leroy Bell is covering his house
with galvanized roofing.
Harvey Large is applying a new
coat of paint to his home.
Wells & Atkins attended the fair
at White River junction Thursday,
Bertha Dennis attending to the
store duties while they were absent.
Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Hur-
bert at the home of Harry Carpen-
ter last Wednesday.
Mr.. Tewksbury is having electric
lights put in.
Walter Page of Waltham, Mass,
is visiting his old home here.
Miss Della Carbee was in Bath
last week.
Frank Rogers is doing duty as
iuryman at Woodsville.
Mrs. Mary Carbee and nephew,
John Locke, spent few days at
Middlebury the last of the week.
Mrs. Bert Rogers has returned to
Maiden, Mass.
MIR. Brown, who has just vacated
the tenement in the house with
Charlie White, is very sick with
typhoid pneumonia, and under the
care of two trained nurses. His
home is now at Lisbon.
Mrs. o. c. Moore of Lakeport,
called on few of her old friends
last Friday, as she was journeying
on to Piermont.
Mrs. Langmaid has rented the
basement tenement at Mrs. Ran
dalPs, and will soon move in.
Mrs. Bemis, Mrs. Frank Knapp
and Helen, are taking a weeks out
ing at a pond in Lebanon. Mr..
Knapp is stopping with his brother
Albert during their absence.
Miss Chandler and Mrs. Whiting
took dinner last Tuesday with Mrs.
Blodgett of Glencliff and later en-
loved a trip to the Sanatorium.
Miss Annie Carbee is in, Boston.
Miss Pillsbury has been quite sick.
Mrs. Morris Randall is at her
home in McIndoes.
Mrs. Wells is in New York on a |
millinery trip and Mrs. Atkins and
baby accompanied her as far as
Boston.
We were sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Buzzell, the much be-
loved and highly esteemed wife of
one of our former pastors and much |
sympathy is felt for the family in
their great bereavement. Mr.. Buzz
zeII has charge in Nashua at the
present time.
Mrs. Quimby picked from her
garden a pansy measuring 2 Sd X
2 1-2 inches.
Mrs. Gordon is in Lyme for few
days.
Rev. John Leach of the Wears is
with his wife at their parent S home
Mr.. Hood.
News has just been received of
the death of Mr.. Brown of Lisbon,
as referred to before in these items.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at
Frank Morrison's.
Charlie White is more comforta-
BILE, and the baby remains about
the same.
Mrs. Eliza Randall is making inn
in and about her home.
About twenty-one of our villagers
took a trip to Lost River, Saturday,
returning late at night or early in
the morning.
John Adams and family, formerly
Of Haverhill, are now located at
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