The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-12
PIKE.

PIKE.
The Woodsville Band gave a de-
lightful concert on the veranda OF
the Milestone Inn last Thursday
evening. The program was varied
and tuneful, and was much appreclat-
ed by the large crowd in attendance.
After the concert a dance was held
in Pike Hall which was also largely
attended. Klark's orchestra furnish
ed music for the occasion.
John B Govan spent several days
last week in New York City on busi-
ness.
Miss Cora D Osgood, formerly en-
ployed in the Office of the Pike Mig
Co, called on friends in town Sun
day. She, accompanied by several
friends of Randolph, VT, were just
returning from a weeks automobile
and camping trip through the Green
and White Mountains.
Work was began on Friday OF last
week on the new concrete bridge
which will span the Oliverian river
in this village. 1t is understood that
its construction will be hurried
through to completion Immediately.
Miss Eta M Hawley, a former
resident of this village, spent several
DAYS recently with old friends.
Mrs Walter H Wing of Somervllle,
Mass, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
John B Govan over the week end.
A small crowd gathered in Pike
Square Thursday afternoon of last
week to attend the auction of the
1916 Paige Roadster, which has been
held in storage here since early last
spring. when it was the central
feature of particularly brisk rum
running accident in which there was
gun play. Pardon w
Allen officiated as auctioneer ana
after some spirited bidding the car
was knocked down to Herbert
Smith of this village for the sum OF
$4,000.
Mrs John B Govan left Monday for
Waterbury, where she will spend
several weeks vacation. She will be
Joined later in the week by Mr.
Govan.
Mrs Fred Partridge and daughter,
Mrs Adams, were visitors at the home
IF Mr. and Mrs Arthur Pierce, Satur-
lay.
oliver Howe and family motored to
LYMAN Sunday, where they were the
ruests of Mr. Howe's sister Mrs Hub
BARD.
Herbert Campbell annd family en-
owed an automobile trip through
Franconia Notch, Sunday.
Miss Elsie Pierce is visiting her
,unt Mrs Bowles in Haverhill.
Mrs Herbert f Smith passed the
week end with friends on Pine Island,
lake Winnepesaukee.
Mrs A r Crewe, Miss Muriel Crewe
md Miss Peck of Dover, n. II. were
risiting friends in town Sunday. i
Mr. and Mrs F Percival motored
% Camp Svangetaha Sunday, to visit
heir son John, who is spending two
weeks at that point.
Paul Ford was a visitor in Woods
lille Sunday afternoon and evening.
John + Gregory was called TOY
Saturday on account of
he illness of his sister Mrs Imogene
Oonahue.
j b Govan, II S Bryant, w H
Clark, + Blank, l. + Knight and John
Craig attended a special communica-
ion Of Grafton Lodge No. as A + &
4 NJ last Friday evening, when the
Apprentice degree was con-
'erred on three candidates and the
degree on another.
The ball games at Woodsville We'd
1esday and Saturday Of last week
we're well attended by the villagers
II Pike.
Mr. and Mrs George White and fam
ly with their guests the Misses I
sunice McKittrick and Sabina Gar
rev enjoyed an automobile trip to
last Friday, returning
,arly Saturday morning.
II f Smith, with Mr. and Mrs f
Blank and family and Madeline
Drown as guests motored to DAVIS
Pond and Wentworth Sunday after
locn.
The Alumni Dance held in the new 1
iall at Haverhill last Friday evening 4
vas attended by a number from 1
Pike who report an especially en-