The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-21
PIKE.


Announcement is made of the we'd
ding of Miss Jeanette White and Mr.
Lee Bodette. The ceremony took place
at Woodsville Saturday evening. Oct
18th at 7 o'clock. Immediately after
the ceremony. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs Guy White. the couple left for
Danville, VT, where they sbent Sunday
with Mr. Bodette's parents.
Bethany Sunday School was represent
ed by Miss F C Dickerman, Miss Mar
guerite v Blank and Miss Madeline
Drown at the annual convention of
the New Hampshire State Sunday School
Association held at Laconia on We'd
nesday. Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Last Thursday evening after the
regular business session of Pike Sta
ton Grange. the general public was adj
mitted for the program prepared by
Mrs Geo. White. also to listen to the
interesting talk given by Mr. Finer
Woodbury. of North Woodstock. District
Fire Deputy, on the prevention of for
est fires. Vocal solos by Mrs Svend
Lange. e Blank and P M Howe. and a
humorous reading by Mrs Peter Camp
DSil "SIC hlhSh CliJOyCd Ny lilO dubACAISC'
Mrs w Sherwell, who has been
visiting in Plymouth. returned to Pike
Thursday of last week.
Miss Ethel ] Humphrey was a bust
ness visitor in Woodsville Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Georgia Hadley spent the week
end with relatives in Littleton.
Mr. and Mrs P M Howe, have return
ed from their visit with relatives and
friends in Concord, Boston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs William Udall were call
ed to West Fairlee Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mrs Udalrs sister.
Several of our townspeople attended
the Fair at Plymouth last week.
A large and very enthusiastic audi
ence greeted Frank Reynolds from Bos-
ton and Charles r Taggart from New
bury in their joint musical and humor-
Gus entertainment last Saturday even
ing. As on former occasions, Mr. Tag
CARTS clever handling of the violin, es-
pecially his limitations of human voices,
birds and a church organ was very
much appIauded. and his ventriloquistic
exhibition pleased the audience i'm
mensely. Mr. Frank Reynolds was
nedfu LOT lUe lllSI Time Ut ihN' lis
versatile and unique program was one
of the very best ever presented in our
hall. and the great applause which was
given him after each number fully
testified to the appreciation of the au-
dience. The entertainment netted the
Sunday School about $500, and the
Ladies Aid Society. cleared about $1,000
by their sale of homemade candies
during the evening.
There will be a Praise Song Service
in Pike Hall next Sunday evening att
: 80. when our delegates from the
New Hampshire state Sunday Conven-
ton will present their reports.
Mr. and Mrs Fred White and daugh-
ter Thelma, Karl White and the Misses
Marguerite Blank and Madeline
Drown motored to Lisbon last Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Svend Lange is having a hot
air furnace installed in his home.
Arthur Pierce and family visited |
relatives in North Haverhill Sunday.
Mrs r II Pearson of Birmingham.
AlabanGa is visiting at the home of her
laughter Mrs e Bertram Pike.
George White and family visited |
,eIatives in wentworth last Sunday.
Word has been received of the mar !
-iage of Miss Elizabeth Flanagan and /
Mr. Joseph II Messier. The marriage !
ook place at Nashua, n. IT. September
9TH. Miss Flanagan will be remember
Vi as a former employee Of the Pike
Company.
Mr. A b Knight Jr. and Miss Sarah
attended the funeral OF
Carl Brock held at Newbury Center
asst Friday.