The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-01-01
FAIRLEE.

Ii. Davis, University of Vermont
'a7, is home for few days. He has
recently served year as president Of
his class and is president of the col
iege Y. NJ. G. A.
The Christmas program consisting of
singing and marching by the children
under the direction of Mrs. c. f.
Pierce. was very good, and the church
was well filled, Rev. Mr. Barnard was
present and made short speech after
which they were invited to the Town
Hall below where the committee had
arranged as best they could very re-
spectacle stage. Paper bricks had
been procured for the candy and Il
chimney representing a fire place with
small crib and two little children
who made preparations for Santa (whO
came down the chimney and then
they crept into their little bed. There
were more people out than there has
been for years past, and if an outsider
could have looked in and seen the hall
that was more than full, some on top
of the wood pile and Others stretched
their necks and were prevented from
seeing by coming i'll contact with the
floor above would say that Fairlee
ought to have new public hall.
b. E. Adams, c. F. Bracy and Henry
Porter started Monday for Georgia, a
winter trip that they will enjoy Mr..
Bracy will take views going through
the south and when he returns to the
lake another season will be able to en-
terrain his many friends with views
that will be very interesting.
Last Sunday afternoon the main pipe
hot oh ~,
with water frOze and it is causing much
Inconvenience.
Miss Lillian Paine's vote in the
Globe contest is quite tiattering as she
holds the 10th position out of "a teach
erS.
Mr.. David McIndoe appeared at
church last Sabbath with his new
bride. Miss Kelley formerly of Brad
ford. The marriage took place in
Plymouth, Frank Cove being best man.
They have the best wishes of their
many friends.
We are glad that our juror from this
place was not one of the eight who
were discharged by the Judge last
week!
Cnas. Warren and Thos. Bard
bought horses of c. Fl, Carr last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter from Lyndon
vile were at home at Mr.. Holmes over
Christmas.
d. II. George is still confined to the
house.
F. A. Porter from Orange, Mass,
where he has a very prominent position
with the Home Sewing Machine Co, is
in town stopping with his mother
Mrs. Stebbins after visit of four
weeks at Newport returned last week.
j. II. Warren, father of Alger and
brother of II. p, from Hardwick spent
Christmas in town staying until Mon |
day.
H. 7. Warren gives notice that his
first of January statements will be out |
Jan. list and accounts that are from |
one to two years old will be collected. |
He will start Jan. list with a new plan, |
cl.sSremere trading $50 in cash, eXclud- |
ing flour 1and sugar, in general mer-
rhandisc,i will be entitled to a So
rresent., Let us do cash business it |
will be- better for the customer and |
also for the merchant.
Lewis Gardner has the lumber drawn
az build barn.
Mr.. Bythrow is building an ice house
for Capt. Long.
H. p. Warren has an order for big
lot of beef hides and can pay extra
prices.
T shall be at the hotel in Fairlee on
Tuesday next with plans and speCitica-
fi0ns for the dam at outlet of Lake |
Morey, any person desiring to make a
bid on the work will please take notice.
HORACE W. BAILEY.