The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-11-11
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A surprise party given In honor OF
the thirty-ffth birthday of Mrs Cecil
Foss was held at the residence of MI
and Mrs Edward Foss last Friday
evening. Friends and neighbors bear
ing gifts and refreshments gathered
outside of the house at about eight
o'clock and announced their appear
ance in the usual effective manner
common on such occ asions. The sur
prise was complete in every detail as
Mrs Foss did not have the slightest
inkling of what her neighbors were
planning. The evening was most
enjoyably passed and the refresh
ments were especially fine. The
birthday cake was the handiwork of
Mrs John Gregory and was presented
by Miss Beatrice Gregory. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs H E Camp
bell and family, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Pierce and family, Mr. and Mrs George
White and family, Mr. and Mrs Fred
White and Thelma White, John E
Gregory, Beatrice Gregory and Carl
White.
Miss Lisle Southworth was enter
tanned last Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs Howard Wells, at their home in
Haverhill.
Mrs E Blank and Miss Marguerite
V Blank were visitors in Woodsville
last Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Craig is spending two
weeks vacation at the home of her
sister Mrs Richard Eastman in Lin
coin, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs w D Merrill of Brad
60 ho &c 90 Mr. oyo1 Mrc
w S Udall last Sunday.
Mrs Herbert E Smith was a dinner
guest of Miss Madeline Drown at
Milestone Inn, Sunday.
A party consisting of William
Eichhorn, Georgia Hadley, Marion X
Sheridan and Katherine Newman
hiked to Lake Tarleton and return
last Sunday.
Homer Clark, who has been con-
fined to the house by serious illness
for some time, is quite improved and
expects to be able to resume his
duties as night Waterman in the near
future.
Herbert Z Smith returned Sunday
from a weeks vacation spent with
relatives on Cape Cod.
Mrs B Govan and Mrs H S Bryant
were visitors in st. Johnsbury We'd
nesday of last week.
The first meeting of the Grange
Whist Club will be held in Pike Hall
Thursday evening Nov. 18th. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Miss Sarah Hathaway spent the
week end at the home of her uncle
E F Brock in Oxford.
Mrs Harriet T Pike and Miss
Nellie Tromblee returned from Bos-
ton last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Humphrey spent the
week end as the guest of Mrs Anna
E Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs E Bertram Pike and
Fred Rix returned from Boston Fri
day night.
Miss Alice Morrill,, who has been
employed in the Pike Post Office for
several months, finished her work
there last Saturday.
Mrs Peter Campbell and Mrs Fred
White attended the meeting of Went
worth Grange last Saturday evening.
Fred Rix left Saturday for Boston.
From there he will go to Hot Springs,
Ark, where he will visit his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs Charles N Rix.
Mrs Herbert E Smith entertained
a party of young ladies last Friday
evening in honor of Miss Helen Rand
who, after a year in Southern Cali
fornia, is spending a short vacation
with friends in Pike and North
Music and games, to-
yether with graphic descriptions of
some of her adventures in the West
oy Miss Rand, constituted the even
ng's entertainment. Delicious re-
were served. Those pres |
mt were Miss Elsie Fletcher. Miss
dable Traganza, Miss Altha Walker,
Miss Ethel Wheeler, Mrs A B Knight
IT., Miss Georgia Hsdley, Miss Marion
( Sheridan, Miss Katherine Newman,
Hiss Frances Dickerman, Miss Sarah
Miss Marguerite Blank,
nd Miss Madeline Drown.
The Girls basket ball team of
Iaverhill Academy played their first
anne of the season last Wednesday
vening against Newbury High at
Jewbury, and won by the score of z
o 5.