The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-10-20
Or in New York Citv This week.

or in New York City this week.
to Lyndonville Monday, where they
attended lecture on Christian Sci
ence.
Mr. and Mrs S C Chamberlain and
SON Carl of Lincoln, N. H. were in
town Sunday to attend the funeral OF
Mrs Emily Glover.
Mr. and Mrs H S Bryant motored to
st. Johnsbury, Saturday afternoon.
VIII Clark, H E Smith, B Govan
and Fred White were entertained by
Mrs Lileth White last Friday even
ing in the Cottage Hospital chain. A
motor trip to Woodsville together
with movies and bowling constituted
the evenings entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs H E Smith, Mrs Emile
Blank and Miss Marguerite Blank
motored to Burlington, last Saturday,
where they attended the football
game between U. V. M. and Boston
University. Fred White was chauf-
feur on the trip.
| Mr. and Mrs C E Child of Merri-
mac, N. H. were guests of their
niece, Mrs w Udall over the week
end.
Harry ] Amphlett of Barre, Vt.
was a guest at the home of E Bert
ram Pike over the weekend.
E P Conlon of Concord will speak
in Pike Hall Sunday morning, Oct.
22nd at 1890. Everybody is cordial
ly invited to attend
John Thompson of Canaan visited
| Friends IL, TOWN Sunday
Paul Ford, Helen Sleeper, Mrs
Joseph Stearns, Mrs Lizzie MacMil-
Ian and F j Aldrich visited friends
in Lincoln, Sunday.
Robert Hildreth completed his
duties at Milestone Inn last Satur-
day and left for Boston, where he ex-
poets to find employment.
William Eichhorn, Lillian Craig,
Georgia Hadley and Isabel Nelson
motored to Squam Lake, Sunday.
The many friends of George White
of Hardwick, VT, son of Merton
White, a former resident of this viii
lage, will be sorry to learn of his
death recently in Boston where he has
been employed for some years.
Mrs. Emily Glover Passes Away.
The death of Mrs Emily (Gould)
Glover, widow of the late Abram
Glover, life long resident of Pike,
occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Glover last Thursday morn
ing. Mrs Glover had been confined to
the house for many months, and while
her death was not entirely unexpect-
ed, the news that her sufferings were
finally at an end came as shock to
her many friends.
"Grammy" Glover as she was known
to her neighbors in Pike was univers-
ally loved and respected by all the
community. For years, she occupied
her little house on Brushwood, where
with her hens and flowers she main,
tanned an environment of independ-
ence and happiness. In years past
her home was Mecca for many OF
the young folks of the village who
loved to gather there and listen tc
the genial words of wisdom ano
stories of old time days with which
"Grammy" would regale them in her
own inimitable way. Declining years
and feeble health neccessitated the
closing of the little home some years
ago, since which time she has made
her home with her son Charles
Glover. Funeral services were helo
at the residence of the latter or
Sunday afternoon, and were largely
attended, many coming from a dis
lance. Rev. Mr. G A Buckley Of
Woodsville officiated and the pal
bearers were Fred Pike, Harry Pike
Charles Day and P K Day. The de
ceased is survived by one sister, Mrs
Hannah Day of Haverhill and one sor
Charles Glover of Pike.
The floral tributes were especially
beautiful and bore mute testimony
to the regard in which Mrs Glover
was held by the entire community
Burial was in the family lot in Pike
cemetery.
postar Work of n high class order.