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

hours with a Woods reaper last week
Mr. Higgins and wife, relatives OF
w. II. Daniels, are his guests this
week.
A, ADAMS and wife buried THEN
little three years old daughter Nellie
last Sunday. She was very bright
child and it was hard to give UP the
little pet, Rev. Mr.. Frost preached the
funeral sermon.
II. T.. Warren has Baldwin ensilage
cutters for sale, call and see them.
Mrs. +. w, Abhott has been on the
sick list for the last two weeks.
Hon. w. H. Kibbey received quite a
Severe injury by stepping side ways at
the toTNof the creamery stairs and fall
inc, striking his shoulder and breaking
his COLLAR bone,
The Bradford base ball team met
the Fairlee and Oxford team on the
muster ground last Saturday. At the
close of the seventh inning the score
stood q to in favor of Fairlee and
Oxford. The boys think that the
Bradford boys had better let the mar
ried team at Bradford give them a few
lessons and then they will try again.
Lillian Paine is at st. Johnsbury for
short time.
Rev. Mr.. Frost's sermon drew quite
large congregation last Sabbath. His
discourse was very interesting, taking
for his subject "I our sins are forgiven"
LAKE MoREY.
Mrs. Steele, who is stopping at the
Glen Falls House, caught bass that
weighed five pounds and two ounces.
She being an artist will make sketch
of it.
Berry and Dodge and families re-
turned home Monday.
There was picnic of twenty from
Lyndonyille Saturday, Messrs. JEFF
ford, Ford and Stearns were among
them and they talk quite favorable Of
burying a lot for cottage.
Henry McDutfee, wife and son are
the Tucker cottage.
Mrs. Jennie Gatfield and daughter
were at the lake few days last week.
George Chapman Preston of Wake
field returned home last week after
weeks stay at Mr. Chapman's cottage
at the lake.
Mr. Shorey and wife returned home
from Haley's Pavilion this week.
Mr. Campbell and family and a sister
of Mrs. Campbell and two children are
at Warren cottage this week.
Among those who spent Sunday at
the Pavilion were Misses TwOmblee, |
Charlotte and Laura Ropes and Mrs.
e. II. Baldwin of Montpelier, Miss
Day and II. II. Day of Boston, Miss
Knapp of Woodstock and ID. ID. Davis |
and wife of St Adams.
Warren cottage has no sign out yet
to fet the visitors know the name of
the cottage and Bro. Woods at the
north end Of the lake is partly respon-
sible for the delay as he has named |
his cottage Rosedale and that was
what Mr.. Warren was going to name
his, complimentary to Mrs. Warren
whose name is Rose, but Warren cot
tage will have name soon.
1t was a great shock to the people
around the lake and in this vicinity to
hear of the death of Mr. Chapman last
Tuesday. Mr., Chapman had almost
become permanent resident as he
was here more than half of the year.
He had been the means of developing
the industries Of the lake and we all
had great anticipations of what he
would do iii the future, but alas, our
brother, we must submit to the Master
above. Mrs. Chapman has the sympa-
thy of a large circle of friends for
everyone who knew Bro. Chapman
and honored him for he was
a very pleasant and honest man whom
we can i'll afford to part with.
The Blakelys had nice little hop at
their boat house last Friday evening,
good music in attendance.
r. Hmkins and wife from Bradford
have been stopping at &. W. Samp-
sons for few days.
Mrs. O. n. Renfrew is at Chelsea
being treated by DR.. Helmer.
J. ID. Cunningham is reshingling the
ell to his grand mothers house which
is much needed.
J. b. Pickett and wife went to
Chelsea Sunday returning Monday,
Remember the dance at the Glen
Falls House this Friday evening.
Geo. Smith is rushing business, his
brother, Win Smith, is helping him a
few days.
H. W. Bishop was a guest at the
Glen Falls House over Sunday.
Col. II. E. Parker and family are
stopping at Rosedale cottage for a
while.
). b. w. Prichard and family of
Bradford are stopping at one of ID.
cottages.
Glen Falls House dined about fifty
sunday. People know where to go :
when they want good dinner.
OXFORD.
Rev. O. & McIntire preached anoth- !
II of his excellent sermons on Sunday
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