The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-08-14
WEST FAIRLEE.

Mrs. Dr. Niles is the guest of her ia
ther, J. Clark smith.
Mrs. Jack Cook, who has been con
fined to her bed for the past week, i,
convalescent.
William Hosmer of Jamaica Plain
is stopping with Bert Davis and wife
Blanche Ware of Brookline is visit
ing her uncle, John Bean.
Mrs. Amelia Lane, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Bean, returned to Nal
den on Tuesday.
Mr.. Chanberlin and family have
been visiting in Barre the past-week,
A very enjoyable picnic was held at
the Lake on Tuesday. Among those
present were, VIM. Paul and wife
Mrs. Daniel Cox, Rev, DR., Krook, Will
Church and wife, &, G, Coburn and
wife, Bert Davis ADD wife, Miss Ware,
Misses Child, Miss Burnham,' Misses
Gilman, Mrs. Read, Miss McLane, Miss
Farnham, Fred Hutchins and wife,
Miss Derby, Mrs. Dr. Niles, Madge
Smith, Carrie Whitney, Miss Farnhan,
Miss Hale, Nell Chapman, Lydia
Reed, Henry Famham, John Gilman
anu IltlDtIl L. IpIu.
A. b. Hutchins of Barre is visiting
with H. NJ. Miller H.
The Misses Child, who have been en-
tertained by Mrs. J. G. Eastman, re-
turned to their home in Maiden on
Friday.
VIII Smith stopped over night with
his father, Mr.. Dick Smith, this week.
Henry Pitkin, wife and daughter
drove over from Barre last week to
spend a day or two among their old
friends.
The personnelof the democratic town
committee elected at the convention at
Chelsea Thursday is. Chas. G. Coburn,
chairman, Harvey Wilson, John Ord
way, DR.. BiXby and George Kimball.
VIII Church and wife made a short
trip to Bradford on Saturday.
A musical and literary entertain
ment consisting of readings, vocal and
Instrumental selections, charades and
tableauX vivant, was given in the Vii
lage Hall on Wednesday evening by
the Misses Child, Miss McLane. Mrs.
Rood, Miss Ware, John Gilman, Hem
ry Farnham, c. c. Cobun and DR..
krook. The talent was Of an eXcep-
tionally high order, and a goodly num-
Der enjoyed the performance.
District Attorney Hyde was in town
on Wednesday.
Albert Bliss and sister went to Chel-
sea on Tuesday that he might take
part i'll the theatricals there.
Among the arrivals this week are viii
Hutchins of Lyme at Mr.. krOOk's; Ed
Mason of New York at Mrs J. q. East
mans; Jean Berry at VIM. Berry's; Ma
bel Lane, Mrs. b. a. Eastman and J. NJ.
Mrs. J. G.. Eastmans
Miss Carrie Gilman returned home
from Lebanon Monday.
Miss Nell Chapman returned to
Boscawen, \. H., on saturday.
Miss Grace Gilman is entertaining her
Did school friend Miss Ruth A. Stone of
Hartford at the Eagle Hotel.
Geo. l.. Church has been improving the |
appearance of his buildings by moving |
lis barns.
Seldom George entertained a party of
lis friends with IA coaching trip to Morey
AXE on Wednesday,
\ very successful lawn party was given
t Eagle Hotel on Wednesday, evening.
IRIS Reed Mrs, Hutchins, Miss Ware,
nd MeSsrs. Ware and Krook read, while
Iisses smith. Childs, McLane and Till
nan favored the company with vocal and
selections.
\ game of base ball was played Satur-
lay between the Post Mills and West
'aillee teams, resulting in victory for
he latter with a score of % to II.
Saturday W. c. Gilman took a coach
Dad TO MOley Lake, Sunday to Post Mills
o church, Monday to West Fairlee Cen
er to the concert and Tuesday to a corn
cast at Fairlee Lake.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Gilman
four tables at whist at the
eagle Hotel, Misses Madeline Childs and
race Gilman and MeSSrS. Ned George
nd Henry Farnham were the prize
Winners.