The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-02-24
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weeks ,alk 'iba Business s't trip spent IN New
YORK and Philadelphia. IN the latter
city heat hi, attended the Pennsylvania
and nd Is Atlantic, 'seaboard Hardware
Convention Where, the Pike Mfg CO.
.had" a big exhibit ~ ' s "'r
Mr. "a and Nj Mrs EFad, sSodnl T Chandler are
the t proud rSd' parents IF "a Baby girl
who. has been named katherine
Louise.
Mrs John Craig was called to
Portsmouth" N. H. by The fitness Of
her daughter, Mrs Frank Hughes " "a
Fred . Perciva1 is Installing a
western electric light plaht this
week in the. home of A E Smith of
East, Hayerhill,
Solomon Atwood Of Boston was a
business visitor in town, Friday. '@it
E Beert4fsam Pike returned Saturday
from a business trip to New York
City and other places '''''''-' 'l'
Last Friday the Haverhill Academy
girls basket ball team journeyed to
Lane aster Where they played the
strong strong girls Y team of lancaster High
The Haverhill girls went down to
defeat defeat by Score Of "a to s. Mrs E
Blank acted as tchaperon for the girls
on the tIriirps:L 9dJ 10 9nIje9m ia
Miss Marguerite " Blank spent
several days this week ii Burlington
as lg' guest Of f. her Brother, who is d
student in tie medical college, in
connection With the y. " M Mid
Winter Carnival and famous Kake-
Walk contest. 30 '''''l.''- '''' ''
Mrs Mr., 4 Blank was a a. visitor in
Woodsville last Monday. US g" 21'' 70
Mr." Geo. E White, spent the week
end with friends in Wentworth. y ~ ~ "a
The complimentary supper given
by the Ladies' Aid to the members
Of the Pike community last Friday
evening. was largely attended. Aunt
Mollie Smith and her efficient corps
of assistants are surely to be con-
graduated on the lavish spread laid
before their friends and neighbors.
Pike has always been noted for its
swell feeds, but all present will
testify that the high water mark
was reached v last Friday evening.
Rev. E C Stearns of Concord was
the guest of honor, and after supper
outlined plan whereby the church
could be increased by the
addition of associate members who
would have the privilege of serving
On committees Orb voting ON II all
of community interest, but
need not necessarily affiliate with or
to- the doctrines Or creed
If the church. A plan of this
nature, if carried through to com
oletion, would make all propositions
ike for instance the mattel Of the /!
i ssV churcho edifce, Something upon |
WHICH all the inhabitants of Pike
:9o9aid unite WRoIe Reaftedly and With |
,hnthtIssIHa9S3&n3s no yfbHoM hns ysbff4 |
AT seven O'Clock Sunday evening |
; hheo ccfb9aprch society mefeeted officers |
nd nd Board 81 TrllsteGss, s'an and Also
Ed9ppteed a Bylaw, 'WahieR ,wo6ld per
1T the adding IF associate ohhtembers
3 Ire 71H o5FRgga1Tfihz3aft9h s7ag desefibed |
Dove. At seveGhelf Thirty Il an fillustrat9d
eeeturSe, "a old timeeoHc clutches was
,.iigWenf by M steafnsa. The 3ddescFiP-
ions 81 somed Of the old Colonial
hurches were exceedingly Y interest
n 7 and the pictures ? We're very Beau
ifql. sn5 An Informal discussion lo Of
lhRaarcha building plans followed the
ecture.
Miss Florence. Robinson, R, N. re-
urned to Saratoga Tuesday, after
ii extended Vacation spent With her
PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Charles Robinson
"a.