The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-07-23
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Fairlee.

The sun goes down like king In state,
Goes down as i, went In the Yeas now fled,
Once more stand at the garden gate.
And thiuk Of the tender things he said,
For he was very fond galoot,
Aud died on the toe Of my fathers boot,
Correspondent Forbes Of the Boston
Journal, Is In town.
Jean Hammond has purchased a
horse. Price $50.
Ardell Aldrich is recovering from
her attack of poison ivy.
Chas. Cutler no more milks the ''gay
and furtive" cow for s. b. Hayes.
Walter Nichols is his successor.
John jerks, formerly Of this place,
is in town. He has lately buried his
mother.
Cousins from the Metropolis are Wis
iting at Mr.. Georges.
We are pleased to see Ed Lucas and
wife among their many friends once
more.
Our barber who came among us last
spring is giving good satisfaction ana
we'll deserves the large patronage he Is
receiving.
Sheridan Smith and his two sons OF
Lyndonville, are visiting at M. ".
Smiths.
The water tank near the upper noun
tain, belonging to the Passumpslc II.
r. has been repaired, which adds great
ly to its appearance,
"What is more pleasant than an NJ
ternoon at the foot of the Pond! me
Misunderstanding perhaps, except
two afternoons at the same place.
Mrs. A. w. Paine has had six .fresh
air" children during the past week.
Albert Aldrich gave a select picnic
to his family and invited friends last
Saturday. Among the company we
noticed Rev. Mr.. Baird and family of
Oxford, also Emma Richardson.
Col. w. II. Gilmore gave compli-
mentary party to G. F. Forbes last
Monday evening. Among those pres
ent were ex-Gov. Farnham and wife,
Geo. Fabyan, Chas. and Willie Farm
ham, Levi Willcutt, Frank Forebush,
Fred Shedd, Mamie Jones, Addie
Ruckle, Florence Farnham, Dena John
son, Jennie Bradley, Maud Osgood;
Matte and Harry Chamberlain and
others.
Rev. Mr.. Bard of Oxford, occupied
the pulpit last Sunday i'll lieu OF Mr.
Lees, preaching most excellent ser.
mon from the text "One sOweth and
another reapeth'' and so firmly holding
the attention of his audience that your
correspondent was quite surprised OH
being Informed that thunder shower
had visited the place during the sermon
In her onward march, progress has
made halt at Fairlee. We are to have
q newspaper. This is encouraging
and as it should be for
Legislators,
Great debafOrs,
Scientific men;
Have arisen,
FROM the prison,
The sheet will be known as The Fair
lee Mirror and will probably make it,
first appearance next week. IL WI
contain articles from severalor fairiet
elate, but will be under the espocia
patronage of parties in camp at tht
Pond and under the editorial manage
ment of C. Forbes. The first number
will contain an article on camp life, by
the editor, poem, entitled The Ely
War. an article on the origin of the
first steam boat, local items, various
hits, grinds and puns, and other yalua
BILE reading, as organ OF the Pagal
church and mugwump party.
Mary and Imogene Sanborn have
gone to Old Orchard Beach.
Abbie McLane has returned with bel
friend Miss Kendall, from Royalton
Mass.
John Prichard and sons have return
ed to Bradford after camping Weel
at the Pond.
A party from North Haverhill wen
into camp at the Pond last "Wednesday
Mable Hays from Maiden, Mass, ii
stopping at G. S. Baldwin's.
jim McLane is home for few days
HIP. Warren sold VIM. Cove u Sol
an II. A. Mayer top carriage. He has
sold thirty this season, every one war
ranted. Call and see his Champion
horse rake.
The prospect now is that we shall g
to muster about the 10th of August. L
will be a grand time laying the corner
stone of Bennington monument. Capt
Watson will be second to- none.
Mr.. Allen was at the Pond Wednes
day pictures.
Mrs Henry McLane from Sherbrook'
is stopping at Alex McLane's. Herr!
is expected this week.
We never saw Albert's face as wide
as now. An eight ID. girl, the cause.
East Corinth.
j. H. Chamberlin of New York cit,
is in TOWN