The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1911-01-06
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r., MISS Annie Carbee mas returned
from her case at North Haverhill
Mrs. White and children have
been visiting at her fathers.
Miss Hattie Ham has been hav-
ing quite a severe attack of the
grip.
VIM. Page returned Saturday to
his school work, and the rest of the
young people left the first of the
week.
Miss Bertha Dennis, who has
been housekeeper for Elmer Spen-
Ger for some time, took unto her.
self husband on Christmas day.
We wish them much JOY and pros
perity.
Village schools commenced last
Tuesday.
The annual supper and roll call
of the Congregational church was
held Thursday evening at the
chapel.
Mr.. Ladeau has moved his family
into the down stairs tenement late
ly vacated by Mr.. Barry.
Mrs. Hartley and Wilbur, her
daughter Mrs. Goodwin and hus-
band, and her granddaughter Su-
sic Cutting have all been sick. Lit
tie Susie having typhoid fever, and
is at present writing very sick.
Miss Fannie Morrison was also
i'll last week.
The Christmas exercises, which
were given too late for our last
weeks items, were carried out in
Pearson hall Monday evening. Ow-
ing to the condition of the streets
and weather the attendance was
not as large as usual. The children
all did their work we'll and enjoyed
tree prettily trimmed and deco
rated with little membranes for
all. A smaller tree Of a table at
the back of the stage had on 1t one
lone envelope, small but valuable,
and addressed to Rev. Willis
Holmes, and containing the re-
membranes of his many friends
and psEishioners. Miss Morrison,
our faithful organist, was also re-
membered by several packages from
appreciative friends. Old Santa,
being unable to get here owing to
his unusual rush, sent his wife in
his stead, with Jack Frost of Iclcle
Land as driver. and never forget
ting to put into his reindeer team a
large yellow pumpkin, out of which
came the little fairy, who made the
speech while handing
the envelope to our pastor
Mrs. Laura Page spent Christmas
With her sister in Franklin, return
ng home Tuesday.
The sacrament of the Lords sup
Der was administered last Sunday
1t the NJ. E. church.
The week of prayer was observed
" union services.
Last week Tuesday word was re-
eived of the sudden death of Chas.
Morrison of Jacksonville, Fla, who
,nly a few weeks ago babe long
nd last farewell to his relatives
nd friends in this locality, to re-
urn to his southern home. Al
hough far from well we saw no
eason why his life might not be
pared for many years. The sad
ews of his death was a great shock
o his many friends here.
A feeling of gloom was cast over
.ur whole village last Saturday as
he word was circulated of the find
NC of the dead body of Mrs. Alva
3eede in her home on South Main
treet. Her husband working in
Warren, and the neighbors seeing
10 signs of life about the home dur
ng the day Friday became suspl-
ious that all was not well, and in
he evening decided to make an en-
rance as the doors and windows
we're securely fastened. After do
ne so they found the body where
/ had fallen, and being watched
ver by the faithful dog, who
eemed to understand just the sit
.ation. and laying aside his natur-
/ disposition allowed loving hands
o remove the body to a bed. The
amily physician was summoned
nd a message sent to the bereaved
husband. Deep sympathy is felt
" all for his unusually sad home |
omlng.
The first lecture of the Grange
curse will be given in Pearson Hall
an. 18th, BY DIR. G. A. Twitchell
( Auburn, Me-, on "A Live Mes
age for Every Man" The lecture
in begin at 100. Free for all.