The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-04-15
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Mr. E P Conlon of Concord, State
Secretary Y. M. c. A. will conduct
services at Pike Hall Sunday morn
ing, April 18th at 1890. Everybody
cordially invited. Sunday School
Immediately following the preaching
service.
There will be a Community Service
at Pike Hall Sunday evening at 7.30
in charge of Mr. E Conlon. 1t is
expected there will be special music
and a good lot of singing. Every
body in the community is urged to
come, those who can sing and those
who can not. Mr. Conlon will have
something interesting to say, also.
William Eichhorn was in Boston
several days last week, and while
there attended the Business Show at
Mechanics Hall.
Mrs E Blank was in Woodsville
last Friday.
Several from here attended the an
nual school meeting at North Haver-
hill last Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Hiram Gardner, Manager of
Bailey's Music Rooms at Littleton
was visitor in our village last Mon
day. /.
Mrs ] B Govan returned last Sat-
urday from a short visit with her
mother at Waterbury, VT.
Alice Morrill, is helping out in the
post office during Miss Commits alb
sence.
Miss Marion X Sheridan spent the
week end at her home in Whitefield.
Eric H Blank returned to Burling-
ton Saturday to resume his studies
in the University of Vermont.
DIR. and Mrs Frank Smith of
Lebanon were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs H / Smith Sunday.
H w Dubois of Boston was bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
= Mrs Louise James, Miss Elsie West
gate and Miss Mildred Page were
callers at Mr. and Mrs Z Blanks
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Joy M Beamis is the new In
termediate teacher at Pike School
and is boarding with Mrs Geo. E
White.
Mrs C w Sherwell left Monday
morning for Melrose Highlands, Mass.
where she will visit her daughter
Mrs Walter Jewett and family for
about three weeks.
Mrs Leslie Currie of Plymouth was /
a business visitor in town Saturday.
Charles Morrill, left Monday for
Boston to resume his work.
Mr. Frank Fields of Peacham, while |
on his way to visit his son in Lincoln !
and daughter in Hudson, called on
friends in town one day last week.
Charles Pierce, who is working as
station agent at Montpelier during
the illness of the present incumbent,
spent the week end in town.
Mrs H | Smith and John Percival
we're visitors in st. Johnsbury Satur-
day.
Fred N Rix returned to Dartmouth
College on Monday, after a couple
days vacation at his home.
The bobbin mill at Tarleton, owned
BY Lake Tarleton Club, was destroyed
by fire Sunday morning.
Miss Amy Duren and Miss Deborah
Pike, who have been in Wells River
for several days, returned to Pike on
Monday.
Miss F c Dickernan was a business
visitor in Woodsville last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. f White enter
tained about 25 at a card party on
saturday evening, a very enjoyable
lime being spent.
Deferred
The Girl Scouts entertained the
8oy Scouts Candidate Troop at a Box
supper party at the Club Room Apr.
st. Misses Nellie LANCE and Ardele
Iafoe were in charge Of the enter
.ainment program.
The Bluebird Circle and Maskenoz-
"a Scouts had a union hike Saturday
afternoon. the latter following the
rail to find the Bluebirds. who had
/ half hour start. After the end Of
he search the two narties returned
ogether TO the Club Room and en-
owed an indoor picnic and half hour
4 games.
Luke REILLY SAYS. ssThe Rat MED Re-