The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-07-13

FaIrlee.
Prof Worthen of Hanover and
twelve of the high school bows are AT
the lake, boarding themselves at the
Adams cottage.
Mrs. Haws from Milford, Mass
with her two sons, and Mr.. Cane of
Barre, with nu,nber of others, are at
, ne Pond View Pavilion.
Mrs. N, s. Davis called on her
friends this week ARD vls,,...!d the Lake
We ali wish she could be with lib this
season.
Mr. Beal is furnishing the Glen Falls
House with furniture and Mr.. Bishop
is getting the house in fine shape.
Gen. w. Il. Gilmore is in Burlington
this week. He received a dispatch
from Gen. Peck Tuesday TO have the
Vermont troops ready.
Mr.. F. w. Abbott and wife are out
camping with DR.. Chase and family at
Davistown, where the Doctor has a
cottage.
A four horse party of ten from the
Wynona House took trip 10 Mount
Cube Wednesday. The day was fine
and the view was good. A large
bowlder of fine granite different from
any of the other rock, which would
weigh ten tons was found on the sum-
nit.
Warren Reese and Mr.. Jewett
are stopping at Mrs. Maynard's.
J. Fl. Warren of Hardwick spent the
4th with his son, Alger.
Ed Freeman smiles now 1t is a fine
boy.
Senators Darling and Bailey wish to
thank the Fairlee delegates for their
efforts to accomplish their selection a.
the county convention. The writer
wishes to congratulate each one per.
sonally as they are an honor to any
county.
The glorious 4th was quite a success,
swimming and tub races furnished
quite an amount of fun and the balloon
was No. l. The dance in the evening
was well attended.
A. G. Newcomb and wife returned
home last week.
Mr.. Bracy is having fine trade in
the picture business.
Rev. 7. P. Frost's family and sis
ter of Mrs. Frost. a Mrs. Clark and |
three children arrived last Tuesday |
evening. Mr.. Frost will be here the
last of the month.
CAMP KIMBALL UNION.
-1s LAKE MoREY, July 10, 1894.
Last week witnessed the arrival of
one of the jolliest camping parties ever
seen at the Lake, composed of seven
teen people, fifteen of whom are, or
have been, students at KimbalI Union
Academy. After the rainy weather
that has prevailed the pleasant days
following have been doubly appre-
dated, Boating, fishing, bathing and
tennis have all had their enthusiastic
and the tennis championship
If the young men at the camp was to.
lay captured by Raymond Hazen. The
arge cottage at the south end of the
Lake, which is occupied by the party.
with its broad versnda is scene of
activity, and will merit the
name of the "bee hive" for the re
nainder of the week, although the in
labitants more resemble so called
army" than busy bees.
The party is made up of the follow
ng, Mrs. A. E. Hazen, Lebanon; Mrs.
Y B. Hazen. Irving A. Hazen, Mrs
Ella M. Hazen, Raymond d. Hazen,
White River Junction; W. G. Dutton,
L. NJ Huntington, Meriden,
Y. H.; Miss Carrie Blanchard, Ascut.
levvifln. Miss Rlancha Cohurn Ia. |
laan, n. H.; Miss May Downing, Ar
hur Downing, Hanover, N. H.; Miss
Ruth Stone, Hartford; Miss Mamie
Jarr, Chas. Carr. VIM. Carr. Oxford,
Y. H.; Miss Emily Wilson, Winches
er. Mass. Miss Connie Hazen, Hart
ord.
Mr., N. ID Hazen of White River
junction spent Sunday at the camp.
md the visitors register already mum.
,ers twenty-two, which will doubtless