The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-08-02
Fairlee.

uo OIlOu CiluICu was WtlI ullcu
last Sabbath to hear Rev. Mr.. Frost's
sermon.
DR.. Daley of White River Junction
has bought the Richardson cottage on
the east side of the lake,
Mr.. James of Dartmouth college has
bought building lot near Mr.. Mars
tons cottage. ~,
Postmaster Bundy from, st. Johns
bury returned home today accompanied
by his family. DR.. Aldrich and fami.
~ will remain about two weeks longer.
H. P. Warren will have plenty of
teams at the depot for the transporting
of people muster week.
Rev Mr.. Tucker and family left the
Lake Wednesday for their home in
Mortified, and their cottage will be
occupied by Mrs. j. M. Warden and
her friends during August, and Rev.
MIR. Parkhurst during September.
Mr.. Wallace and friends, relatives
of f. W. Abbott, will occupy the
Dodge cottage through muster week.
John Brannan, Jr., is home for his
summer vacation.
Mr.. Wyman with party from West
Randolph at the Pond View Pavilion.
Capt. Lucas gave the people around
the town and lake free ride around
the lake last week. About 1875 were
present and all enjoyed good time.
Minnie Bradford from Claremont
has arrived and her father and mother
are expected this week.
Mrs. Emma Long was called home
by a telegram Wednesday.
F. W. Abbott's house is looking fine
with its fancy colored paint.
H. H Southworth from Littleton is
stopping With Gen w. H. Gilmore
Capt. Bonnet and Sergt. Ellis of
st. Johnsbury were in town Tuesday
looking over the muster grounds and
are well pleased with the accommoda.
tons they can have.
Mr.. Russell and wife from Montpe-
pelier are guests at Marshall Riggs.
While Mr.. Rugg was at legislature he
boarded with Mr.. Russell
H. P. Warren sold 10 pounds of
H W. Johns mixed paints to go to
West Newbury and 35 to Piermont,
Fred McDufiee was responsible for the
sale, he knows its worth.
Our new depot is nearly completed.
Among those who have been at Rest.
awhile cottage the past week are, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Doe and their sons,
Nelson and Lin, Mrs. l.. w Doe Mrs.
S. B. G.. Haskins and Edwin Haskins
of Bradford, Mrs. H. B. Kenredy and
Mr.. w. Arthur Haskins of Wilton, N.
H., and Mrs. F. E. Cox and daughter
Helen of Cambridgeport, Mass.
G S. Baldwin is improving at Han
over hospital and they report that with
glasses he will be able to see quite we'll.
His many friends will be much pleased.
The lawn party which was announ-
ced in the Waterman will be postpon-
ed to give time for more extended
programme.
E. N. Lowell is doing a good bust
ness in the ice cream line
Arrivals at Glen Falls House: Mel.
lie Silsby, Sue Sawyer, H NJ Stetson,
Newbury; Mr. and Mrs j H Boynton,
Brooklyn, N Y; Agnes Abbott, Rut-
land; M E Somborger, Burlington:
Maybell Smith, McIndoes Falls; ii B
Stevens and wife, Bradford; HI B
Mardin and wife, Plymouth, N H; Fl
E Sargent, West Lebanon; E N Car
penter and wife, Union Village; Col
Sol K Berry, Thetford; Frank Learned
and lady, Wells River; Mrs F G Bum
dy, Miss NJ d Patterson, Miss Bissell,
Mrs Silas Marstln, Mrs Q H Stevens,
Mrs j A Moore, Mrs j G Clark, Mrs
W j Aldrich, Mrs A M McNiel, st
Johnsbury; Mrs E L Stanley, Brook
Ign, N Y; Marion Hall. Elizabeth Hall,
So Rl egate; Helen G Buher, Edith VI
Stuart, Boston; Alonzo Moves, Chel.
sea; Harry T Wiswell, H NJ Wiswell,
Mrs Helen Wiswell, Eva G Wiswell,
Newton Lower Falls, Mass; Mr. and
Mrs A W Moore, Boston; Col E Woods
Bath; 81 E Parker, Bradford; Mrs
< Clark, Buffalo; j NJ Hughash. Grand
Rapids, Mich; Mr. and Mrs John Goold,
Jennie B HOsley, West Lebanon.
From July 9th to July SOth 1876
quests stepped at the Glen Falls House.
Bracy is sailing around between the
lrops in his new steamer in hopes to
lave it ready by muster.
I'll. X. Bush Joined bis happy family
IN Saturday and found them enjoying
as members of the Rubber
Sand" at Glen Falls House.