The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-02-05
FAIRLEE
DEFERRED ITEMS.

H. l.. Rice and H. p. Warren say
Zone equals two; Sc back if it don't.
DEFERRED ITEMS.
A new arrival at Ernest Adams
is a daughter.
II. p. Warren sold a $50 sleigh and {
Concord wagon to Frank p Pray o.
Woodsvllle. Frank is IN old friend OF
I'll. /. and was guest at the hotel f0l
four years, and he has a very fine bust
ness in his place, employing two clerks
Rev. Mr.. Fairbanks of Olcott ex
changed with Rev. Mr.. Lewis st Sun.
day. His principal subject was Faith.
The sermon was in close connection
with the Sunday school lesson of last
Sunday so that it made very interest
ing to all even the youngest.
Leslie Day is confined to the house
with foot cut quite badly.
Mrs. F. w. Abbott was in Lyme the
first part of last week visiting friends
in that place.
Miss Mamie Davis was recently mar
ried to Mr.. Pickett of Keene, N. H.,
and has gone there to live. Mr.. Peck
EFT has a good position there as an en-
glneer running from Keene to Nashua.
w. III. Long has been confined to the
house with a severe cold.
Miss Rosie Davis has finished her
school at Lyme and has gone to the
Moody school at Mortified, Mass.
The people in the district speak very
highly of her as a very thorough and
competent teacher.
R. MacdonOugh, Boston agent for
the Penn. r. r. Co., was recently in
town making arrangements with Gen.
w. II. Gilmore in regard to the rates to
Washington to the Mckinley inaugu-
ration.
There has been report circulated
that during the last singing school that
Prof. Gibson held at Piermont that the
boys of that place carried him out of
the hall, and out of justice to the
Professor, Mr.. Gibson was asked re-
garding it to which he replied that it
was false, but certain persons still
claimed that the report came from
parties who were present at the scene.
A letter was written to Mr.. Grimes and
his reply will let the public see that
Mr.. Gibson is a man of truth and bears
the respect of a gentleman and is a
thorough instructor in music.
PIERMoNT, N, H., Jan. %, '97
BROTHER WARREN-9 our letter receiv-
ed and in answer would say that the re-
port about Prof. Gibson is false. The
boys never contemplated such thing
and if they did our community would
never cOuntenance or allow such a thing.
Mr.: Gibson kept very good school here
and was generally liked very well.
Yours respectfully,
E. E. GRIMES.
Arrivals registered at the Wynona
House during the past week: G.. E.
Foster, Utica, n. Y, John Plummer,
Brattleboro; W. Waterman, Frank P.
Pray, WOodsville; 0. Bowman, Boston;
Graham, J. F. Page, St. Johnsbury;
w. M. Batchelder Newport; w. Slack
and wife and Story Melvin, Lyme; B.
E. Wallace, Waterbury; S. W. Bowles, |
w. H. Ham, NJ. H. Hoyt, j. L. Morr,
ii. B. Tabor. w. F. Brown, Hanover.
II. p. has six warm rooms and his |
transient patronage is better than ever
before.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Gilman and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley of West Fairlee
were in town Wednesday, and Warren
took home one of II. p. Warren's fine
Portland sleighs.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Perkins and Mr..
and Mrs. H. p. Warren attended
Hale's Annual and are loud in their
praise for cOurtesies received.
John Davis has bought of the Hough-
ton estate piece of land known as the
Cushman & Mason lot on Morey noun
tain.
John and Jack Donahue are rafting
lumber for Mr. Golden.
The Ladies' Society will give an
4 90, I'll
ruary 18th.
Mrs. Jennie Garfield has been stop
ping with Miss Stratton for the past |
three weeks.
Prof. Gibson is preparing an Old
Folks Concert.
Mr.. DanforUh, who is interested in
the Quinttown logging business, has
been at the WynOna house part of the
week. Business is looking better.
School closed in No. Jan. 20, after
a ten weeks term. Pupils without an
absent mark are, Carrie Clogston, Har-
ry Kendall, Geo. Newton and Warner
Warren. Those absent but one day or
less are Charlie Adams, BERTHE Smith
and Ray Switzer Those without a
tardy mark are, Carrie Clogston, Rosie
Renfre W, Helen Warren. Harold Dan
ielI, Alfred Donahue, Fred Newton,
George Newton, Harrison Paine, Ray
Switser, Warner Warren and Herbert
Warren. During the school year Ber-
tie Smith, Warner Warren and Olive
ClOgstOn were abs ent only one day.
Carrie Clogston and Alice Pierce two
days, Herbert Pierce and Will Water
man three days, and Herbert Warren,
Ray Switser and Maud George four
days while members of the school.
Average number of pupils for term
26, with an attendance of 3115 for %
weeks.
CHAs. F. THURBER, Teacher.
WATTS RIVER.