The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-28

Frank d Tanner of Reading. Mass.
Sunday she had the privilege of hearing
Zimbalist, the great Violinist. in SYM
phony Hall, Boston.
Mr. and Mrs L e Knight spent Sun
day with relatives in Barre, VT.
The many friends of Andrew Knight
will be interested to learn that he has
re-inlisted in the Navy and is at pres
ent stationed at ingham. Mass. await
ing ship assignment.
Mrs E Blank is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Robert Walker in Cam
bridge. Mass.
william H Clark spent the week end
on the top of Black Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs A b Knight Jr. spent
the week end in Happy Thot Cottage
at Lake Tarleton. where they entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs Edward Greenwood of
Littleton, n. H.
Miss Marguerite v Blank was the
guest of Mr. Chris Suttmeier at one of
the house parties at Dartmouth College
over the week end. Mr. Suttmeier plays
center on the Varsity football team,
but owing to injuries sustained in the
game against Tennessee was unable to
participate in last Saturdays game
against Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs B Govan and Mr. and
Mrs II S Bryant attended church SER
vices in Bradford last Sunday.
Miss Katherine Newman spent the
week end at her home in West Burke.
Mr. and Mrs H E Smith. E Blank,
Eichhorn attended the Dartmouth
Columbia football game at Hanover.
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Grayden Dorr of Lam
caster were week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs Oliver Howe.
Miss Lillian Craig was the guest of
her sister Sarah in Lincoln. Sunday.
Oliver Howe and family spent Sum
day with relatives in Piermont.
Herbert e Smith was business
visitor i'm Ijttleton "Wednesday of la st
week.
Miss Ellen Partridge of North Haver-
hill visited her sister Mrs Arthur
Pierce two days last week.
b Govan, e Blank. II S Bryant, w
II Clark, w Allen, Chas. Glover. John
Craig, L knight, j e Gregory, and
Arthur Pierce attended the regular
stated communication of Grafton
Lodge A. f. and A. NJ. at Haverhill last
Wednesday evening. The Entered APP
prentice degree was conferred on four
candidates.
A M Gorham, travelling freight agent
of the Boston & Maine railroad, was in
Pike checking over the records of the
railroad office at this point on Monday
of this week.
Fred j Percival is installing farm
lighting plants this week in Raymond
and West Thornton, n. II.
Among those noted at the Nellie
Gill Players in Newbury last Friday
evening were Mr. and Mrs L e Knight,
Mr. ana Mrs III 10 CampbeIl, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Pierce, Frank Aldrich, Mr. and
Mrs Charles Robinson, Harry Bruce.
Dorothy Robinson and Svend Lange.
Mr. and Mrs II l Smith and Mr. and
Mrs Fred Percival visited relatives
In Lebanon, n. II. Sunday.
Pike was well represented at the
Bazaar which was held at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Dennis Rouhan in
Woodsville last Friday. A candy booth
In charge of Mrs Fred j Percival. with
Mrs e Bertram Pike, Mrs Chas. Glover
and Mrs l. + Knight as assistants,
added a goodly sum to the grand total
Paul Ford spent Sunday at the home
IF his parents in West Burke.
A child belonging to Harry Wiley
mad a narrow escape from death Fri
lay, when she fell from the new con-
,rete bridge in front of Svend Lange's
nome striking on the rocks below.
very deep cash was cut in her head.
She was hurried to Cottage Hospital.
where 1t was found necessary to take
en stitches to close the wound.
Chester Pierce spent Friday night
with his grandparents i'm North Haver-
ill.
Mrs Walter II Wing. who has spent
he summer with her son John G
Wing. returned Wednesday to her home
n Somerville, Mass.
Mrs Frank Hall left Tuesday to
pend few days visiting friends in
Boston, Revere and Brockton, Mass.
III c Pearson of Boston was a bust
less visitor in town last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs George White and fam
ly and Mrs c ID White of Wentworth
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