The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1911-04-07
'PIERMONT.

Edwin S. Collier, Pastor.
Sunday services: Preaching II
am; Sunday school 1915; Junior
League 2 pm; Epworth League
pm.
Glass meeting Friday 7.3O pm.
Congregational Church.
Rev. A. R. Crewe, Pastor.
Sunday services: Preaching, IL
am; Sunday school, 1915; even
ing service 7.3O.
Christian Endeavor meeting on
Thursday 7.SO pm.
Saturday, April 1, at one o'clock,
very pleasant home wedding
was observed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Heath, of Brad
ford, when Miss Nellie N. Ford, of
Bradford, and Charles E. Little of
Piermont, N. H., were made one,
Rev. E. A. Legg of Bradford, as
sisted by Rev. A. R. Crewe, of
Piermont, performing the cere-
mony, after which very dainty
lunch was partaken of by the few
relatives and friends present, the
bride cutting the wedding cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little left on the
mail train for a trip north, amid
a copious shower of confetti and
rice.
The Ladies' Aid on Friday after
noon, with Mrs. Collier, was pleas
antly spent with singing, quota
tions and readings.
Mrs. Collier is spending the week
at her home in Maine.
Mrs. Will Ford goes to Boston
Friday to spend few weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Little keeping
house for Mr.. Ford in her alb
sence.
Mr.. Drury is spending a few
days in town.
Mrs. w. B. Deal has been re-
stricted to the house the past two
weeks.
Freeman Webster and wife are
over the birth of a son.
Marian Ames is gaining every
day, and it is hoped she will soon
be out as usual.
Eva Metcalf is suffering from a
throat trouble.
Mrs. Drury and daughter Mar
guerite are visiting at III. F. Stet- |
sons.
River Road.
Mrs. Geo. Corliss returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives in
Mass.
Sweet Spring, which 1 was so
gladly hailing in last weeks is
sue, is proving very retiring ana
miss, for certainly Ola
Winter has pushed her into the
background again, with two inch |
es more of newly fallen snow on /
the ground and icy winds blow
ing.
Congregational Church Notes
Rev. Mr.. Collier being away at /
our church extends a |
hearty invitation to the Metho- |
lists to join with us in worship |
next Sunday.
Mr.. crewe will speak next Sun
Law evening on Martin Luther, a
Period in the Reformation" This
s a continuation of the story OF
he production of our present st.
lanes version OF the Bible, and
everyone should try and hear it.
The Junior Endeavorers gave a
ocial Tuesday evening, and de-
pite the very bad weather,
rood attendance is reported. The
title ones entertained the audi
nee with drills, tableaux, etc and
provided ice cream and cake for
A happy evening
vas passed.
There was a large attendance at
he Endeavor meeting held last
veek at Mr.. Aaron Hodsdon's,
umbering nearly 80. Everyone
resent was glad to find Mr.. Holds
on quite like his old self once
lore, after his long illness.
All children and others having ]
part in the Easter service are
squested, IL possible, to be pres
Mt at the parsonage Saturday az
srnoon, April sth.
Brook Road.
Thermometer Tuesday, April Sd 6
as two above zero, while We'd 7
esday morning it stood at 80
bove. Is
Pearl Knapp is at home from \
radford, where she is attending c
,hool. for a two weeks vacation. 1
Mrs. W. A. Pearsons, of Cam a
ridge, Mass, with her daughter, {
ellen Isabel, is spending short h
me at her fathers, G.. A. John d
,n's. {
An April Fool party was held a
c. G.. Lamontangue's on April 4
Il, and a nice time is reported S
Mr.. Edward Clearly has moved o
, West Concord, VT, and James o
DIVA has moved to the Martin t
ay farm, which he vacated.
Lewis Chayers has moved to
has. Pixies farm just over the
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