The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-09-16
PIKE.

Mrs III Smith is spending a vaca.
tion with friends in Barton. VT.
Mrs Mary Mcleod has been visiting
her daughter Mrs Mills at the home OF
Ray Cady.
end with relatives in Holderness.
John Percival is attending the Junior
High School at Woodsville.
George Wallace of East Ryegate
was a visitor in town Saturday and
sold a new Chevrolet truck to the Pike
Station Store. This truck will be fit
ted UP with a complete Western Elec-
trio Power and light plant Tor demon
strating purposes.
Herbert E Smith was a business
visitor in Littleton Thursday of last
week.
vacation OF two weeks.
w Marshall of Boston was the
guest of Miss Lillian Craig. Sunday.
E NJ Clark of North Haverhill was
visitor in town, Saturday.
The new concrete bridge across the
Olivartan was opened to traffic FRIDAY
afternoon.
Mrs Joseph Hardy and three children
last Thursday.
Miss Camilla Elkjaer and her mother,
who have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Svend LANCE, have returned their
home in New York City.
Herbert E Smith attended the meet
ing of the Home for Aged at Woods
Many of our people are planning to
attend the Masonic Concert and Dance.
which is to be held in Alumni Hall.
Haverhill this Friday evening.
II L Campbell and Arthur Pierce
went to Plymouth Friday to get the
formers car which had been left there
for repairs, the result of an accident
the Sunday previous.
Mr. and Mrs H Bryant and Chester
L Fish motored to Littleton Friday of
last week.
E Bertram Pike was a business visit
or last week in Springfield. Mass. and
Niagara Falls.
Pike Grammar School opened last
Monday morning for the fall term of
fourteen weeks. The teachers this
year are: Altha Walker. grammar;
Elsie Fletcher, intermediate; and Mabel
Traganza, primary. The teacher of
Practical Arts will be Ethel Wheeler.
Mrs A r Crewe and Miss Muriel are
guests of Mrs E Bertram Pike at
Happy Thought Cottage. Lake Tarleton.
On invitation of Miss Dickerman the
Maskenozha Tribe enjoyed an out of
door supper and overnight camp on
Friday. The overnight campers were
Scout Clifford White, Leader, and the
following Maskenozahs: John Percival,
Arthur Foss, Franklin White, Chester
Pierce. and r Bertram Pike Jr.
Bethany Sunday School will resume
sessions on Sunday morning, Sept. 18th
at 11.30, in Pike Hall. 1t is especially
desired that all the young folks of the
ing session.
KNIGHT-FIsHER WEDDING.
on Monday afternoon. September
twelfth. Miss Ruth Elizabeth Fisher
and Arthur Bertrand Knight, both of
Pike We're united in marriage in Christ
Church. Manlus. New York, the double |
ring service being performed by Rev. |
Charles H L Ford of Cortland, N. Y.
The bridal couple was attended by
Mr. George Cobleigh of Springfield.
lee IN1s,F Aff~l,f czsa- NEts
of the groom, with J Donald Knight. |
brother. acting as ring bearer. Miss |
Mabele Davis of Cazenovia, N. Y. play |
ed the wedding march. The bride
roses and the bridesmaid carried
basket of pink and lavender asters.
The church was most beautifully decor
ated with clematis.
reception, with light refreshments, was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur B Knight the groom's parents.
Following the reception n quick depar-
ture was made by automobile. They
will visit Niagara Falls and other
points of interest in New York state.
returning to Pike, N H.. where they
will he at home after October first.
1t is interesting to note that Christ
Church in Manlius was the scene of
the marriages of the groom's parents
and grandparents, and the date was
the anniversary of both weddings.
The bride is a native of Keene, n H.
and is a graduate of the high school
of that city. She came to Pike several
years ago where she entered the en-
ploy of the Pike Manufacturing Co.
She is one of the most popular girls in
town.
The groom spent many of his earlier
years in Littleton where his father
was formerly superintendent OF the
Pike Manufacturing Company's plants.
Several years ago he came to Pike in
the employ of the same company, where
he now occupies very responsible
position in the Sales Department.