The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-11-04
PIKE.

Mrs Lizzie Mcmillan was a visitor
in Littleton Saturday.
w H Clark, H E Smith, j B Govan,
L E Knight and H S Bryant attend
ed the regular meeting of Franklin
Chapter, Royal Arch Masons in Lis
bon last Thursday evening.
Postmaster Frank Aldrich spent
Tuesday in inspecting the rural
delivery routes emanating from the
Pike post office.
Homer Clark has been confined to
the house for several days with a
very severe cold. During his absence
from his regular duties, Peter Camp
bell has been acting as night watch
man.
Mrs George Hancock of Spring
field, Mass, former resident of this
village, visited friends in town last
week.
Election of officers will be held at
the November eleventh meeting of
Pike Grange and it is earnestly re-
quested that every member make
special effort to be present on this
important occasion.
Miss Georgia Hadley was the week
end guest of Miss Ruby Miller in
Woodsville.
JB Govan and w H Clark were
business visitors in Manchester last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred ] Percival re-
turned from Raymond, N. H. Sunday,
where Mr. Percival has been Install
ing farm lighting plant.
Miss Marion K Sheridan enjoyed
the week end at the home of her par
ents in Whitefeld.
Henry | Smith has installed a
pipeless furnice in his residence.
Mr. and Mrs William S Udall were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs w d Mer-
rill in Bradford, Sunday.
Mrs R H Pearson, who has been
the guest of her daughter Mrs E
Bertram Pike, returned to her home
in Birmingham, Alabama, Monday.
Paul Ford is enjoying a weeks
vacation at the home of his parents
in West Burke.
A B Knight Jr. and H S Bryant,
accompanied by Roy E Dunkley of
Haverhill, enjoyed an afternoons
hunting at Lake Tarleton, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs A B Knight Jr., Ar
thur Knight, William Eichhorn, Fred
Rix and the Misses Helen Rand,
Madeline Drown, and Marguerite V
Blank attended the dance in Woods
vile, Friday evening.
Frank Aldrich was a visitor in
Littleton last Saturday.
Andrew Knight, who recently join
ed the Navy, has been assigned to
an1 will y,Nn1d
the winter in Panama, Central Amer
lea, and on the Pacific coast.
Miss Helen Rand, who has recently
returned from a years visit in
Southern California, is the guest of
Miss Madeline Drown.
Oliver Howe and family and Mrs
Arthur Pierce motored to Woodsville,
Saturday.
Miss Isle Southworth attended
the school dance in Newbury Friday
night.
Mrs Emile Blank returned from
Boston, Saturday.
Until further notice there will be
a praise song service in Pike Hall
every Sunday evening at 7.3O. 1t
is intended to make these services a
genuine community affair, according
ly it is hoped that everybody will en-
deavor to attend them regularly. The
committee in charge also plans to
show a series of Sterioptican pictures
during the winter season.
Mr. and Mrs f Blank, Miss Mar
guerite V Blank and Miss Madeline
Drown were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs H f Smith.
Oliver Howe and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Lyman.
Pike Station Grange was inspected
by Deputy Gordon at its regular
meeting last Thursday evening.
Miss Marguerite V Blank substitute
ed for Miss Elsie Fletcher, intermedi-
ate teacher at Pike school two days
last week. Miss Fletcher was called
away by the death of her grand
mother.
Mr. H f Smith left Monday for a
few DAYS visit with relatives in Chat
ham. Mass