The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-08-11
FAIRLEE,


Mrs. John Kunepfer and Miss Ken
eel Kunepfer of New York city are at
Echo Dale for their third season.
The concert last week at the Glen
Falls House was fine. Prof. French
presided at the piano, Mrs, l.. Red
mond rendered some fine vocal music,
also Mrs. Pickett and Chas Dimlck,
and Miss Minnie Bradford gave some
recitatiOns which were much enjoyed.
Master Leslie amused all with his
address of welcome.
The hotels are well filled, Mrs.
Bracy has ten boarders and entertalns
picnic parties nearly every day. Au-
gust bids fair to be the best month for
years.
David Lang and Walter and Dick
Hanaford took out 50 pounds of bass
one day this week. There has been
over 200 pounds taken out this week.
Walter Avery and wife, Mrs. Ken
yon of Newport, Mr.. Buchanon and
wife and daughter of Barton Landing,
Frank Ward of West Lebanon were
guests at the Wynona House over Sum
day.
The Hanover party left the little
ready next month to rent to anyone
who wants to spend a vacation at the
lake,
Mrs. F. B. Wheeler and baby of
Lyndonville is stopping at Station
Agent Wheeler's.
W. H. Daniel has closed out his
business at the Junction and will de-
vote all his time to the finishing lum-
Der and casket business at home now.
G. S. Cove and wife of Boston are
at the Glen Falls House this week.
Remember the dance at Gritfin's
this (Friday) evening. AS before it
will be an enjoyable affair.
Misses Brown and Walker of Bos-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Spafford of Woods
vile and Mrs. Welch and daughter of
Lebanon are at the Bracy Pavilion,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Wright.
BY invitation of Mrs. H. P. War
reh, in connection with her sisters,
Mrs. Lang and Mrs. Pierce, a party of
fourteen ladies consisting of Mrs.
Lewis Franklin, Mrs. Geo. Russell,
Mrs. Ernest Cushman, Miss Emily
Strong. Mrs. Fenna Beal, Mrs. Frank
Beal, Mrs. Frank Washburn, Mrs. Alb
ram Washburn, Mrs. Walter Horton,
Mrs. Asa Sanborn, Miss Edith Clough,
Miss Ida Gage, Miss Florence Nor
rill, Mrs. Alvah Stevens and to add
dignity and life to the occasion, Mrs.
Daniel Hale, spent social afternoon
at the Wynona House. The hours
were rife with pleasant jokes and
"reminiscences of the happy school days
and social intercourse of the past. We
would not forget the bright faces of
Misses Florence Cushman and Bernice
Horton who were present with their
mothers, and regret that others who
were invited could not be there.
On Tuesday evening we witnessed
the great water fete on Lake Morey.
Until $50 all was dark about the lake,
when at signal the shores were grid
ed with light. Each hotel proprietor
and cottager did their best. Fireworks
and bontires helped to make the scene
brilliant. The boat regatta headed by
Capt, E. 0. Lucas and followed by
Fred Bradford, Dr. Worthen, Frank
Griffin and Mrs. Bracy's steamers and
a little, canoe of Brown and Walkers !
of Boston made up the brightly illumi-
mated craft. This grand parade about |
the lake numbered at least fifty boats.
lie CdEhlNdl was d deClueu ouCCeso'
Special compliments were paid the
G. G. Bagley, Mr.. Kendall of Rose
wood, Mrs. Wilmot of Minnehaha,
Rev. Mr.. Farmer of Wildwood, Berry
Il Dodge, Will Murfey, Fred Brad
ford, George Sampson, the Low SCOT
tage, L. r. Woods. G.. L. Winship
with his shore and house and hill illu-
limitations was one of the chief attrac-
lions also Messrs. Gulick. Lovejoy, and
Emery, and the Point was one glow of
ig hit. The bon fire which was made
by the ladies of the Glen Falls House
was the one that lasted the longest,
and the house with two candles in
each window made it look very at
tractive. Mr.. Bracy's studio and the
cottages of DR.. Worthen, Rev. L. 7.
Frost and Chief Davis attracted much
attention. Mr.. Poe with the assist
ance of the other guests made the
Pavilion look gorgeous. The trans
parent story at the Bracy studio was
fine. The Bradford military band un-
der the leadership of II. E. Parker
furnished excellent music for the Oc-
casion. 1t was estimated that there
were 1900 yeOple present. This being
the first illumination that Lake MOrey
ever had makes it memorable for it
was grand success and no doubt but
what the glare of the evenings dis
play reflected on the remains of the
old MOrey craft.
1t is expected that next Tuesday
there will be base ball game between
the West Fairlee and the Oxford and
Fairlee mines.
DR.. Luther Gulick, wife and four little
daughters of Springfield, Mass, have ar
rived at Rev. E. L. Gulick's for few
weeks.
Mrs. Jewett, wife of Prof. Jewett of
Oberlin, Ohio, is visiting her brother,
Rev. f. L. Gulick.
Miss Julia E. A. Gulick of Japan has
gone to Barnet and will return this week
to visit her nephew, Dl. Gulick.
Second quarter roll of honor, Fairlee
Sunday school: Those who received
white seal and white badge are Fred
Newton, Herbert Warren, Warner War
rem, w. H. Daniel, Alfred Donahue,
George Newton, Mary McIndoe, Eva Ba-
ker, Mrs. Tarbox, Helen Warren, Ger
trude Merrill, Olive Cotton, Harrison
Paine, George Mayette, Ernest Warren,
Ralph Adams, Gladys Warren. Those
receiving red badge and red seal are
Harry Kendall, Ardelle Chaplin, Katie