The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-04-14
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for New Haven and Boston, where
she will spend two weeks visiting
relatives.
Mrs w Udall was visitor in
Wells River Friday of last week,
Mr. and Mrs E Bertram Pike are
away on an extended trip. Norfolk,
Va, Washington and New York City
are among the places which will be
visited before their return.
Miss Abbie Conant left Monday for
a short vacation to be spent in her
old home at Tilton, N. H.
w H Clark, j B Govan, C L Fish
and John Craig attended a Special
Communication Of Grafton Lodge F.
& A. M. Thursday evening of last
week. The Fellowcraft degree was
worked on Herman Morrill, of this
| village.
Mrs A B Knight Jr. was a visitor
| in Woodsville last Saturday after
noon.
Miss Marguerite V Blank returned
last Saturday from two weeks
visit in Cambridge, Mass.
John B Govan was a business visit
or in Springfield. Mass. several days
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stearns, Carl
White and the Misses Georgia Had
ley, Lillian Craig and Dora Lavoie
attended the dance at Alumni Hall,
Haverhill, last Friday evening.
Eric H Blank is convalescing from
a very severe attack of tonsilitis,
which confined him to the house dur
ing all of the last week
Miss Dorothy Morrill, has returned
to Worcester, Mass, after short
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Eben Morrill,.
Miss Madeline Drown was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs H E Smith over the
week end. Miss Drown expects to be
able to resume her duties in the
office of the Pike Mfg. Co. after an
other week.
An epidemic of measles has struck
town, quite a number of the young
err folks being afflicted.
Herman Morrill, left last Saturday
for few days visit in Worcester
and Boston.
Fred Partridge of North Haverhill
was visitor at Arthur Pierce's FIJI
day of last week.
Edward Foss spent day in Lisbon
last week.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Campbell spent
the week end in Woodsville..
Rodney Thompson is visiting his
grandmother. Mrs William Remick.
All the Girl Scouts of Pike, and
those interested in becoming candi-
dates, are especially requested to be
on hand at he meeting on Friday
evening at seven o'clock in the club
room.
Mrs Arthur Pierce and son Charles
visited Mrs Pierce's sister in New
Haven. VT. several days last week.
The church service of Sunday, Apr.
9th, was in charge of Mr. E P Conlon
of Concord. who brought message
of Importance to fathers and mothers
and all interested in the welfare of
the young people of today.
Frank Aldrich and Paul Ford
attended the Grange meeting in west
Burke, VT. last Wednesday evening.
The paid contributions of the
people of Pike for the Near East
Relief, together with one subscrip-
ton for the care of one child for one
year. amounts to $1,000.
Miss Emma Hull left Monday
night for Barre, where she will
spend a short vacation.
The Knights of Honor class OF
Bethany Sunday school enjoyed
banquet and social evening at the
Club Room, Apr. 9Th. The ten regu-
lar attendants at Sunday school ses-
sions were all on hand with songs,
toasts and yells. Mr. E P Conlon of
Concord was the guest of honor, and
also acted as POSTMASTER.
Miss Belle Thompson of Detroit
was the guest of Miss Ethel j
Humphrey over the weekend.
There will be an Easter service at
Pike Hall on Sunday, April 10th, at
1890 a. M, in charge of Prof. Roger
Dunlap of Hanover. The bible school
will meet as usual at the close of
the morning service.
Pike school re-opened last Monday
after a two weeks vacation. with the
same staff of teachers as last term.
Several pupils are out on account of
measles.