The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-08-21
FAIRLEE.

Road Commissioner Ilefce mas urdWl
slate into the road and made Il fine
track from the drug store nearly to the
school house.
All are pleased to learn that Mr.
Thurber is to return to give our hope
fuls instructions the next term OF
school. ,
George Bailey and some OF his
friends arrived from Dedham and are
stopping with Horace Smith.
Alpha Messer from Rochester, lee
turer for the Changers of Vermont,
was the guest of Thomas Bond last
week.
Mills Barber and H. p. Warren will
take in the muster at Burlington this
week.
We were all glad to welcome Bro.
Barnard back from his vacation.
George Corliss from Derby is stop
ping at w. Woodward's.
Prof. Richardson and wife are at the
Wynona House this week, he Will look
over the different cliffs and learn more
about the specimens of the rock and
their relation to each other. He eX-
poets to be able to give lecture Whlle
here but his work is not completed yet.
He has taken in most OF the different
cliffs of Orange County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills Barber from
South Boston are stopping with IL. Z.
Warren for two weeks.
James Gilmore is in town for days
stop.
TT. Bvthrow and family are visiting
his brother Charles at Plalnneld, N.
III.
Mrs. Perkins father and mother OF
Boston are the guests of their daughter
for a few DAYS.
Mrs. Abbie Neal and daughter, rela-
tives of III. L. Rice, are stopping WIN
him for a few days.
Mrs. Blanche Hayes is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Charles Hayes of New
port.
John Davis is soon going to the kite
track at White River Junction TO stay
through the State Fair with his excel
lent roadster stallion Dandy Lambert,
he will also have some nice colts TO
drive.
MOREY LAKE.
Emeline Pierce and son Fred is at
the E. O. Lucas cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele are still at the
Glen Falls House, they came Tor one
week and have stayed three. Mrs.
Steele has painted some very fine
views.
Mrs. E. O. Lucas was the fortunate
one who drew the bicycle that AL
Ger sold Inv tickets. So was the num-
her and Mrs. Lucas is enjoying 1T very
much.
w. F. Brown and wife and daughter
from Maiden have arrived at the Glen
Falls House. This is the fourth sea-
son they have visited our lake.
Misses Lucy M. Randall and Edith
Avery from Connecticut are at the
Glen Falls House.
There is party of twenty from
Chelsea at the Glen Falls House;
They are mostly western parties ana
are having a fine time.
Rosedale cottage has been occupied
NV party from bradford consisting
Mrs. Nj. w. Chamberlin, Miss Cora
Chamberlin, Mrs. A. j. Edgell and
family and Mrs. j. G. Norcross and
family.
Mr.. Warren and Bertha Wood have
settled the name OF the cottage, Rose
dale is to have variety OF rose bushes
set out, and IL. L. is TO Maine MS 'o'-
tage Rosewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mute of st. Johns
bury are at Mrs. Bishops. They are
relatives of Mrs. Wing.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis is at the Tucker
cottage.
The st. Johnsbury crowd broke
camp Monday Their number has
been from twelve to fifteen and they
were very fine party OF young people,
Mr.. n. Frost and wife and some
others are at Haley's Pavilion. This
is their second visit to the lake this
season.
A.. Pickett of Nashua was at Lake
Morey with his family over Sunday.
Mr.. Tellier's friend, Richard Steed,
returned to Nashua Saturday with a
31-2 pound bass.
Asa Shaw and family visited with
their aunt. Mrs. NJ. A. Freeman, sun
day.
Mrs. J. F. Woodbury. of White River
Junction was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A. L. Pickett over Sunday.
Mrs. O. n. Renfrew has returned
from Chelsea.
DEFERRED ITEMS.
Gen. w. II. Gilmore has started
for Burlington to attend muster.
The friends of Sherburne Campbell
and Edith Zimmerman called on then
last Thursday evening and celebrated
their birthdays, good music and re
freshments were served. Sherburne'S
sister from Union Village and Edith
sister from Lebanon were present tC
help make pleasant time.
n. b. Danforth from Coos, n. H.,
has been stopping at the Wynona
House with a company of surveyors
looking over the large tract of land II
Oxford that was purchased of Admin
istrator w. II. Gilmore. There is quite
a prospect that deal will be made fol
part of the lots and business will bt
commenced soon.
Alger and Campbell took in the
Hindoo show at St Johnsbury Tuesda!
and b. f. Adams and wife, Mrs. Per
kins and Mrs. Paul attended the circus
at White River Junction.
Mr.. Andrew and Mrs. Chas. Bracl