The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-09-16
HAVERHILL.
Church Services.
Congregational Church.

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School, 11.30 a. M; Young Peoples Meet
ing, $50 p. M; Chapel Service, z p. M
Thursday evening, 7.3O.
| Mrs. Oliver of Maiden is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Charles Page.
Mrs. George Tabor is on case at
Pike.
Mrs. Bemis has been on Briar Hill
as housekeeper the past week.
Frank Knapp is quite smart
again.
Mrs. Holmes has a sister stopping
with her.
Prof. CARMEL and wife returned
to town the 5th.
Mrs. Fred Hartley is still very ill.
DR.. Stearns' goods have arrived
and are being'stored for the present
Charles S. Parker and family,
consisting of his wife, two sons and
a daughter of Goffstown, called at
Charlie Pages Thursday, they be-
ing old college chums at Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker were also
friends of Mrs. Writings while at
her former home, and of course
gave her pleasant surprise. They
were on their return from the Noun
tains and on their way to Fairlee
for the night. They spent the
evening at Mr.. Pages, and there
met several invited friends from our
village, which helped to make the
evening joyous and one long to be
remembered by them all.
Mrs. Fred Orcutt was in town
Friday.
Mrs. Gordon has finished caring
for Mrs. Platt and is at Mrs. Quinn
by's for short rest.
Mrs. Kimball and George attend
ed the Eastern Star meeting at the
Weirs last week.
Miss Mary Burbeck returned Sat-
urday to her school duties.
Russell Skinner has been visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. Cove and baby of Lincoln
have been guests at the parsonage.
Mrs. Irons is taking a two weeks
rest with friends at their former
charge, Sheldon. Vt.
Mrs. Glines and Susie have rooms
on Court street so Susie can enter
the village school.
Miss Brannon, former teacher,
was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Day and Hosea are seen on
our streets again.
Mary Hildreth returned Saturday !
and her mother is expected later.
Hannah Kimball, the deaf and |
dumb mute, had the misfortune to
drop a window down on her two
fingers, crushing them quite badly. |
Being unable to call help she extri-
Gated them herself but the bruise
is bad one.
DR.. Hildreth of New York spent
Sunday at Dea. KimbalPs.
Several of the High school girls
have rooms at Mrs. Cass's.
Charlie White is under the doc
tors care.
Mrs. Hazelton is on a visit to
Manchester and Portland.
Several of our young people are
leaving for their various schools,
among the number are Eden Stark,
Watson Pike, Carl Rowland, VIM.
Page, Perry Burbeck, also the
Westgate girls. We shall miss these
young faces from among us but
they carry with them the pleasant
and best wishes of a host
Of friends.
Mr.. Brown is moving his family
from Charlie Whites to North Ha-
verhill.
The ice cream parlors were closed
for the season last Saturday.
Miss Fisher of Stoughton, Mass,
who has been stopping at Wayside
Inn, returned home Saturday.
One of the pleasantest gather
ngs ever held In our village was
the Morrison reunion, at the home
Of Frank NJ. Morrison and wife, on
Laid street, on Saturday last. The
day was an ideal one and seemed
Just fitting for the occasion so much
by all present. Long be-
fore the noon hour tables were
spread on theirb eautiful lawn, I'M
der canvas covering, and ere the
clock struck one dinner, which
was provided by the several rela-
tives of the town, and one that
would do honor to king or queen,
was temptingly spread before the
hungry crowd, and when the call
was sounded and all had gathered |
around the laden board further or
1ers were given that they must J
neither touch, taste or handle, as I
Arthur Hardy and his camera 7
would serve the first course. Later !
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