The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-23
EAST CORINTH.

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Ransom Woman's Relief Corps
meet the Inspector, Mrs. Goodwin.
The ladies served dinner and a social
hour was enjoyed. All went home
feeling the day had been we'll spent
and received fresh inspiration to go on
with the good work.
Born in Topsham, Nov II, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Page.
H. E. Bartlett has recently moved
his stock of goods to his home in War
rem, N. HI.
Creamery paid its patrons 20 cents
for Oct. butter.
w. r. Rowland is at home from his
school at Barre for few days.
Mrs. L. r. Stevens is very sick and
Mrs. McCullom is nursing her.
The auction of Rev. E. w. Hatch
was well attended and everything sold
fairly we'll.
Miss Hattie M. Page has returned to
Medford, Mass, where she is nursing.
The Peoples telephone line between
So. Corinth and this place has been
completed and works nicely.
Miss Mabel Worthley is nursing in
Amesbury, Mass.
The severe wind of Wednesday af-
ternoon played many curious
pranks in this vicinity. Several roads
in this vicinity are impossible but at
this writing the extent of damage is
not known.
The Library Fair.
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neighborhoods are working hard for the
coming fair for the library. 1t has been
postponed from Thanksgiving week to
the 14th and 10Th of December. The first
evening of the fair will be taken up by
the ''bazar" until 8 80 o'clock, after which
hour dancing will be the entertainment.
No admission will be charged this eve-
be required to pay. Refreshments will
be served both evenings, consisting of
sandwiches, doughnuts, coffee, home
made candies, etc. The second evening
will be taken up by grand concert un-
der the direction of w. e. Corliss, after
which an auction sale of all unsold arti-
Giles and the refreshments will be held.
The ladies are busy making many hand
some and useful articles for the sale table
and many have been donated by people
from abroad. Several articles will be
sold on tickets and everyone will want to
take guess on the weight of the fowl.
1t will be most excellent place to buy
Christmas presents.
The committees are as follows
Concert-W. E. Corlss.
Decorations-Mrs. w. E. Corliss, Mrs.
E. s. Rowland. Mrs. E. B. Corliss, Mrs. F.
Miller, ". T. Jackman, B. t. Holland, G.
E. Divoll.
Refreshments-Mr Susan Butterfield,
Miss Susie ]. Taplin. Mrs. f. G. Huse,
Mrs. II. NJ. Taplin, Mrs. B. T. Holland,
Mrs. A. M. Bedell, Miss Anna M. Divoll.
Advertising-E. S. Rowland.
Dancing-E: P. Sawyer, A. q. Jackman.
Sale table--Mrs. A. G. Jackman, Mrs.
5. 1. Divoll, Misses Laura Huse, Daisy
Prescott, Adelaide Butterfeld.
Preparation of hall and booths-C. M.
Page, G. M. Hayward, A. D. Jackman,
Frank Durham, W. r. Rowland, B. 7.
Holland.
Reception and general oversight-Wil-
son Chapman, A. q. Jackman. e. S, Row.
land.
The various committees are asked to
meet as soon as possible and plan their
work. This will be the leading event of
the winter and everyone is asked to as
sist, and for SO worthy an object the re-
Spouse should be unanimous.
Since the fair was announced, a very
great help has come to the Library assoc
lation. The old John Chapman lot hav-
ing been bought by Mrs. Fenno and
Messrs. Charles N. and Nathan Blake of
Boston and decided to Wilson Chapman,
chairman of the executive committee, in
trust for the library. Consequently we
are no longer working for building lot
fund, but to increase the number of vol
umes to one thousand before January 1.
Surely each and all will take hold of this
worthy cause, knowing that no better
road to the promotion of religion, good
citizenship, and all its attributes can be
found. Don't wait an invitation, but take
hold.
w. 7. JACKMAN, President.
WILSON CHAPMAN, Chairman of, Com.
w. II. ROWLAND, Secretary.