The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-20
FAIRLEE.

Miss Jennie f. Young of Moosup Val
ley, r. l., is visiting her relatives, Geo
and d. H. McIndoe.
H. E. Kendall is worthy of much notice
as an expert artist in the granite line. He
has monument nearly completed for 6
Mrs. Prescott of southern New Hamp
shire, IL sister OF Mr.. Archer of Oxford
The special design is a robe thrown over
large block of granite and it is the finest
specimen ever cut in this vicinity.
Mr.. Flanders who is selling the comb
nation seeder and harrow, is having good
success H. P. Warren has purchased
some and will take the agency, and at the
his $15 seven piece chamber set, fifty
stands, wagons, harness, root cutter,
Baldwin'S enSilage cutter and SleighS.
He will have have the largest exhibit
ever shown there, as he will attend the
Fair at the Junction next week and as
Sist Mr.. Miller of the Excelsior Co., and
will reship a good number to Corinth.
Call and get snap shot prices
The trip taken by Lieuts. Pierce and
Warren and son Herbert and DR.. Chase
and son DAME was much enjoyed in some
respects A stop at Windsor and visit
to the State prison and short interview
with John Hartwell was taken in. John
feels quite sad and submissive in the po-
Sition that he occupies. At Bellows Falls
the Doctor was met by his friend Mr..
Myers and all together the Fall Mountain
Paper Co. mill was visited and also the
vermont Farm MaGnlne No. No. n. r; war
rem Stopping WIN hev. Mr; rl Lewls, anu 5at.
1quhq MN nnely slItaoe e. ne mex ~ HaS
MI LEWIS anu MS Two uats he ei6 Joq +hoa
the grounds and railroad accommodations
at Chester are much inferior to the Lake
MoFey muster gIounOs dIu alI eAp tI
thelr desire 10 return 10 falrlee d an HtI
season 4 TGcePU.oh maC giUddn oi ~ T Ton
anu Mrs. o poliSp u,+ 20 'G s{ip "G M Morrill,
Inc ne RECEIVING Party was 2ouge dl NJ M
Hug "a Henry, ana Lieut. Gov' ana MRS, M
W. FISK refreshments were t3 served ana
a 5000 tll NE 94JoEe1a. l4 fal 3 70 @en'
ana MS W. IL liorg THO io[ eHe S Gor[e
9ponuet lMNIE9uion td me H1 ~ uoS o,n
about APO 700 u. "A. 4, boys We're IN Ilne ana
the greeting ana response were patrlGoItlc'
dllSd WIeI tle carriage InaG 5eha TI MOT
E4ll toae ia came III 4 lroliu Vi lug Gr n;la
Natlonal uuard 1hey responded III ike
manner
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Arrivals at the Glen Falls House.
Wednesday, Aug. 11th-Geo Rine and
wife, Boston; Mary L Hall, Edna Full
ler Lawrence; II | Cheney and wife,
East Barre; " A Church and wife, " E
Il
Nashua: c E Peck, st Johnsbury; G F
lockwood, Burlington; H H Hepworth,
Boston.
Thursday, Aug. 12th-Helen NJ Carr,
Melr0se; Ethel L Torter, SomerVllle; Mrs
frank wallace, Master steve Nallace,
GenteT Harpor, II FRANKIE balGn, Mrs
> aQsford, North 1hetfoTd' Jesse +
Carr MelrQse Alice Dodge Porter; rail-
RIVER; II W.ebD, Bradtord; Esther .
douglass, Anne Dodge, Post NILS; w
" fatrldge, MIS- w BoWleS, Misses
Clark. brewers, Stearns, and Louise
Stearns, Norwich; FRANCES Porter, Julla
n; Porter, Lyme / Howard, North
Inet f0rd Abble Ware, Aver; Mass
r LOLA "a , az, W. I4aroId aoro
WI SIo NJ i q W
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FrloJ I1a p 81 p Cen MI MI
,lrod T'o1 "A to,-orIi IIo,l Cav Do
ton: Grace NJ Pare. Manchester: Harry
b stevens Bradford MIR and Mrs Wer-
man. Boston: Hale X Darling. and j K
Darling, Chelsea: Mr. and Mrs Warren
Moore, Wells River.
saturday, Aug. 14th-F o Kennedy and
wife. Bradford; G Z Kennedy and wife,
Troy l barnard MI ana q MI MIS- NJ
IatIefsoll' [oilpasl00siu1c II r. y LliI III
S1reene ah2 Wlle' bellows ans is ,liarvey
T oTe trI9V Mr. and Mrs W + B,own Miss