The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-09-17
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Mrs. Daniel Long and Miss Martha
Long of Montpelier have been visiting
at their brothers, Capt. w. II. Long
Miss F. Brock is visiting in Keene
n. II.
II. Bythrow is painting Mr.. VIM
Gatfield's house inside and out.
Maud Wilmot and Annie Newcomt
of Haverhill visited Mrs. II. E. Ken
dali last week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. d. Barber of South
Boston has been stopping at the Wy
mona House for short time. Mills
and H. p. took in the Fair atSt. Johns
bury. also Mr.. and Mrs. Wing and Mr..
and Mrs. Lucas.
Mr.. Crawford and family of Penn
sylvania, the manufacturer of the
Crawford bicycle, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Goss of Massachusetts with their tally
no, four in hand stopped at the Wyno-
ma House on their way to the. White
Mountains.
H. p. Warren has sold in the last
week, one chamber set to Mr. Adams,
PiermOnt; one to Mr.. Hood TOpsham;
and a short time ago one to Mr.. Smith,
Dea Sears and e. L. Wlnship of Fair
zee, llldhlIlS zen StUS Ill an
LAKE MOREY.
Mr.. H. S. Loveioy and VIM. Mann
have purchased a cottage lot of the
Glen Falls Hotel Co.
Joseph Warden will commence to
build his cottage soon on the lot that
he bought of Mr.. Winship.
Mrs. II. 7. Warren, the four babies
I l. -, Noe, o. Dx.,.D
wood cottage and the pleasant Septem-
Der weather has been the most accept
able of the season.
Prof. Fairbanks of Yale and Rev, G.
L. Gulick Of New Jersey have pur-
chased the "Chattanooga" cottage of
&. L. Winship and will improve the
house and grounds and occupy it early
next season. We are glad to welcome
our new corners. It's getting to be
fact that we have a good. sized tax
from out of town people who own
property around the lake and that
helps to pay the annual town tux.
H. p. Warren has sold his cottage to
his nephew, Alger Warren, and has
bought of Mrs. Chapman three lots
south taking all between his cottage
and the Carr and Hazen OCtagOn COT
tage, and B, E. Adams will commence
next week to build another cottage.
Mrs. II. p. will retain the Rosewood
sign to put on the new cottage, and
Alger, with assistance, will report a
name for his place later.
Last Monday was the occasion of
one of the finest entertainments of the
season, it being the twentieth anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Lucas mar
riage. Mrs. Bracy and Mrs Jackson,
with the help of others at the house, |
solicited funds to the amount of $50,
which was used to purchase fine gold |
watch and chain for Mrs. Lucas, a gold |
chain and ring for Capt. Lucas, two |
easy chairs, nice work stand, shaving |
set, fancy card plate, a bottle of i'm
ported pertumefy, some currency ina I
side dish; towels and table spread.
The presentation remarks were very
ably made by Mr.. II. E. Parker and
responded to by the Captain and G..
L. Winship, after which cake and cot
zee were served, about one hundred
1eing preser t. During the evening
20. & Military Band rendered numer-
'us selections. Prof. Haley and Mr..
3racy furnished music for dancing.
capt. Lucas gave part of the party a
moonlight ride around the lake. One
If the best points connected with the
was the fact of its be-
ng complete surprise. They knew
nothing of it until Mrs. Lucas looked
'ut and saw the band marching down
rom Birchmere cottage.