The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-05-06
PIKE

| Sunday School will observe Mothers
Day. There will be fitting exercises
at eleven o'clock, and it is hoped all
the mothers of the community will
endeavor to be present. A cordial
invitation to the fathers is also ex-
tended.
Mr. H E Smith attended the sessions
of the N. H. Consistory at Nashua
last week.
Mr. and Mrs w S Udall motored to
West Fairlee on Sunday.
Mrs B Govan is visiting her
mother at Waterbury for a few days.
Miss Madeline Drown and Miss
Marguerite V Blank spent the week
end at Londonville, VT.
Several people from here attended
the FL emen's Concert and Ball at
Warren last Friday evening.
E Blank was in Woodsville last
Saturday afternoon.
Miss A M Conant returned from
her home in Tilton last Thursday and
has resumed her duties as telegraph
operator at Pike Depot.
The friends of Mrs d w Tibbetts,
who had the misfortune of breaking
her hip and wrist, will be glad to
learn that she is progressing favor
ably at this writing.
Mrs Guy White and daughter jean
cite are spending the week visiting
in Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs H E Smith, Mr. and
Mrs j B Govan, Mrs G Merrill and E
Blank took in the movies at Woods
vile last Saturday evening.
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April Goth, a son to Mr. and Mrs
Harry Wiley.
Miss Lillian Craig enjoyed Junior
Week Festivities at Norwich Uni
versity a part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Pierce enter
tanned sixteen Of their friends at
whist Saturday evening, after which
delightful refreshments were served.
Mr. Pardon w Allen, accompanied
by Dr. and Mrs. Mckinley and Fred
White motored to Burlington one day
recently, where Mr. Allen consulted a
specialist.
Among the guests at the Pike
Residence during the past week were
Prof. Nillson and mother, Mrs Mill
son of Hanover, and Mr. Frank Rogers
and mother Mrs Anna Rogers of
Haverhill.
Mr. and Mrs Clinton V Meserole of
Englewood, N. j. motored to Lake
Tarleton Sunday to select accomoda-
tions for the coming summer.
Mr. and Mrs w F Remick have re-
Gently sold their home in Stark and
purchased the David Copp place on
Brushwood.
Mic Morroro4
Haverhill was the guest of her sister
Mrs Arthur Pierce a few days last
week.
The evening of Friday, May 18th,
has been selected for the presenta-
tion of the comedy Whose Little
Bride Are You by Pike talent. All
seats will be reserved and will go on
sale Saturday afternoon, May eth, at
two o'clock in Pike Station Store.
As the seating capacity of tive hall
is limited it has been decided to
give the home folks first chance,
hence seats reserved by telephone will
not be selected until four o'clock the
same afternoon. This will give local
parties plenty of time to secure good
seats. The admission will be forty
cents for adults; and as usual the
first two rows will be reserved for
children at 20c.-adv.
The third and fourth degrees were
worked on a class of seven candi-
dates in Pike Station Grange at their
last meeting, after which the Brothers
furnished refreshments consisting of
coffee, sandwiches, doughnuts, cheese
and oranges.
Mr. Fred i percival snent tvvo DAVIS
in Dorchester, n. H., installing a
Western Lighting outfit in the town
hall.
w A Myers of Burlington was
business visitor in town last Friday.
Ira Knowles Of Littleton was a
visitor in town Monday.