The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-10-07
FAIRLEE.
Federated Church.
DAVID L. KEBBE, PASTOR.


DAVID L. KEBBE, PASTOR.
Sunday Services = Morning WORSHIP
and Sermon, 10.45 a. M; Sunday Schoo
at II M; Christian Endeavor Service.
p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m
To save discount and cost of col
lection all taxes must be paid on o.
before October Sth, 1910.
B. W. ABBOTT,
Town Treasurer
The Christian Endeavor Society
has made fine progress the past
month and there are now rs mem
bers, IL active, 4 associate and S
honorary. The following is the list
of officers and committees till Dec
81: President, Mrs. Mabel Pierce
Vice-Pres., Charles Pierce; Sec. and
Treas, Mrs. F. J. Campbell; Look
out Com, Ralph Pierce, Mrs. H. E.
Merrill and F. ]. Campbell; Prayer
Meeting Com, Mrs. F. ]. Campbell,
Mrs. Ralph Pierce and Miss Putnam;
Missionary Com, Mrs. W. E. S.
Celley, Miss Putnam, and Mrs.
Mabel Pierce Social Com, Mrs.
Harriette G. Kebbe, Mrs. Fred
Moore, Mrs. Ralph Pierce; Flower
Com, Mrs. R. E. Merrill, Esther
Sanborn, Gladys Smith; Music Com,
F. j. Campbell, Guy Adams, Fred
Moore. The Society held its first
social last Thursday evening and
about 80 were present. 1t was a
Cob Web Social, and games were
played and light refreshments were
served. All seemed to have a real
pleasant evening.
The Ladies Union held its annual
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
Library building. The treasurer
reported that S2S6.47 had been re-
ceived from Oct l, 1909, to Oct. /,
1910, and S146.42 had been paid
out. At the meeting Tuesday,
there were fifteen ladies present.
The following officers and commit
tees were chosen: President, Mrs.
Celley; Vice-Pres., Mrs. Paine; Sec,
Mrs. S. E. Campbell; Treas, Mrs.
H. E. Merrill; Executive CON-,
Mrs. F. ] Campbell, Mrs. R. E.
Merrill, Mrs. Cordelia Thurber and
Mrs. James Hood; Board of Direc-
tors, Miss Bond, Mrs. Warren and
Mrs. Chas. Pierce; Entertainment
Com, Mrs. E. E. Freeman, Mrs. d.
L. Kebbe and Mrs. Fred Moore.
The Society voted to pay 500 on
the Parsonage, and $50 towards
Church expenses, also to pay the
Librarian till March. The past year
has been a very encouraging one for
the Society.
Mrs. Cheney, mother of Mrs. Lee
c. Andrews, was laid to rest in Fair
lee cemetery Tuesday morning.
Messrs. Thurber, Warren, Mum
and Jackman took an automobile
trip to Boston last week Wednesday.
Some Fairlee people have been
missing their chickens. Look out
for them.
Our local harness maker is enjoy
ing a vacation.
Mrs Celley' houseis beingpainted.
Mrs Chas. Pierce has gone to
Manchester for two weeks vacation.
Miss Charlotte Smith has gone to
Troy, n. Y, to work for Vincent.
Mr.. Kebbe expects to leave Mon
day to attend the National Council
meeting in Boston.
The next meeting of the Grafton
Orange Association is to be held at
Newbury Oct. % and 26.
The following is list of books re-
Gently donated to the Fairlee Pub
lic Library by the State:
Waymakers for teachers.
Pride and prejudice
The flower garden.
Poor boys who became famous.
Recolections of a Missionary.
Shirley.
Mari, our little Norwegian cousin.
Master of the strong hearts.
How we are clothed
Golden staircase.
a certain rich man.
Home life in colonial days.
Romance Of plain man.
Luck of the Dudley Grahams.
Preventable diseases.
The friendly stars.
Careers of danger and daring.
Bob, son of Battle.
Stephen Of Philadelphia.
Home economics.
Cat Stories.
From my youth up.
Young Puritans Of old Hadley.
Heidi.