The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1903-01-02
FAIRLEE.

Mt. Hermon school for a short va
cation.
The whist club met at Gales Inu
a short time since. The last one
was at Mr., Harris and this Friday
evening it is to be held at H. E.
Morrisou's.
H. p. Warren sold three sleighs
one day last week and shipped three
to b. T. Holland of East Corinth,
who has charge of his branch furni-
ture store. He also has added New
Home and Ideal sewing machines.
E. J. Adams and wife have gone
to Newport, where Mr.. Adams has
lob working for A. L. Bragg.
w. E. Davis of North Thettord
presented the antiquarian collector
at Fairlee with two volumes of Eng
1ish works on natural science, date
of publication 1740 Mr. Davis
home was originally in England,
and we find him quite well versed
in English history and customs.
There will be a grand social at
the home of Ada McIndoe Friday
evening, Jan. 9. We hope there
will be a good attendance.
Nellie Stevens, who has been
making her home at W. c. Wood
wards of late, is now visiting at
MAYNARD Prescott's, Seldom Georges
AID her uncle's, VIM. Paul in West
l F.irlee.
n Che result of our singing school
conducted by Prof. Corliss is that we
now nave a choir of twelve or fifteen
members, under the direction of
Messrs. Winship and Gale, Mrs.
Olin Renfrew, organist. The space
for choir has been improved by be-
ing lowered and enlarged.
N A good delegation from the sing
ing school at Fairlee went to Or
d fordville to join the singing school
held there.
States Attorney Conant and JUS
tice A T. Clarke of Bradford with
Lawyer Smith of Wells River were
in town Saturday attending court.
1t was a meas1y, low down trick
for the one that stole a whip and
! mat from Mr.. Gales sleigh at the
singing school at Orfordville, and
he ought to have a place where he
would not have to pay board.
Lewis Gardner is sick the grippe. |
Hannaford & Tebbetts are draw
Golden.
Mr.. Renfrew had some chairs put
into the grammar and primary
rooms, which are much appreciated
by the teachers and will be by the
visitors.
e. f. Pierce attended the 1haAN
Lodge Of Masons at Mances g.
week. Arthur has been at noAn0
a few DAYS. d,s Sur
The sacrament of the Lore > S's
oer will be administered next ga
hath after short sermon
,rha officers elected by Div
- craree to serve for the ems
ing year are as follows: Mas.el'
r Ordway; overseer, DAVID Mol
a.. lecturer, Mrs. H. z. Warrei
a.s,+ lecturer, Mrs. B. W. Aooo'
steward, John Davis; ass stema'
w;{,;am Gale; chaplain, Mrs r.
Kendall; treas, B. W. Abbott; sec
VIZ q Ordway; gatekeep
- stevens: Ceres, Jessie Putna
pomona, Ada McIndoe; Flora' NJ
Nellie Holmes; lady ass I ste" d
Alice Pierce.
Deferred.
A large audience was P'e
+he church Christmas eve 10 pa
,.+ein and enjoy the exercises
tha children. They all took u
80 finely. The last number
+be program, a cantata calleu
CHARMED Garden, was grand
.s The Fairy Queen with
c. clover fairies and three
fairies looked charming sang
enoke charmingly. The sand
and shepherd boys took their
a;oe,v The three little brow
convulsed the house and Ola ID
after much cOaxing' sang
song. the fairies and shephel ds
coating the chorus. All sulte'
o.;or 70 the word and the wo
the action. The distribute
presents closed the entertain
The Sunday school tried to rel
her every child in town. II an
was overlooked, please seno
20 santa Claus. care Gales Inn