The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1911-04-07
FAIRLEE
Federated Church.
DAVID L. KEBBE, Pastor.


DAVID L. KEBBE, Pastor.
Sunday services: Morning wor-
ship and sermon at 1915. Sunday
school at II m. Christian Endeav-
or service at pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7.S0 pm.
The Fairlee Mems Club held a
successful meeting Tuesday eve
ming. Three new members joined,
making the whole number AZ. The
treasurer reported all bills paid
and small balance in the treas
ury. The program of the evening
was singing by a male quartet,
Messrs. Winship, Corliss, Donahue
and Mum, and solo by j, H. Dona-
hue, accompanied by F. j. Camp
bell. The Little Orator was given
by Messrs. Reed, Black and Dona-
hue. Tho discussion of the eve
ming was mainly of the silo, how
to construct, and its value to the
farmer. J. R. Pierce described
few of the barns that he had Wis
tied in New York state. Al COM
mittee was chosen to report at
the next meeting lines of i'm
provement that might be thought
of and undertaken by the club.
The committee are Messrs. Church,
Renfrew and Dudley. New we
have AZ members, and it requires
only eight more to reach so. Who
will be the eight?
Miss Olive Cotton returned Mon
day to Simmons College in Boston.
Harrison Paine is home again
from Worcester, Mass, recovering
from an attack of rheumatism.
Leslie and Maude Woodward are
at home caring for their father,
who is recovering from a severe
sickness.
Miss Buxton, of Newbury, VT,
is stopping at Mrs. Stratton's.
H. E. Kelley and men have been |
pressing hay at Lyme, NH.
Mrs. Charles Greer and friend,
of Newbury and Mrs. Hattie Row. |
ell, of Bradford, have been guests
at Horace Goodwin's
Mrs. Perley Switser and daugh-
ter of Woodsville, visited r. H.
Switser last week.
Mrs. G.. d. Taylor was out of
town over Sunday.
The creamery people are having
an office built in the second story
of their building.
Messrs. Adams and Porter are
doing some work at the opera
house.
The Home Missionary Society
meets with Mrs. Freeman this
week, and the Ladies' Union meet
ing at the library to sew, Friday
The Christian Endeavor Society
enjoyed the new singing books
last Sunday evening, The Jubilant
Praise.
The pastor has given three Len
ten addresses on the seven words
from the cross, and next Sunday
there will be a Palm Sunday SER
vice and Easter service April 16.
L. c. Andrews new store is
nearly ready to be occupied. 1t
IS thoroughly up-to-date in every
way, and Fairlee is truly FORUM
ite in having such a store. Earl
Andrews has moved into his tene-
nent over the store.
Our local harness maker, whose
shop is in VIM. Porter's store, re-
ports that business is improving.
1t is hoped that the roads will
De settled so that our school can
,egin again Monday, April II.
NOTICES
Fairlee, VT, April 7th, 1911
Notice is hereby given that B.
Walter Abbott, of Fairlee, in the !
county of Orange, has made APP
,lication to the Selectmen of said
Nairlee, for a fifth class license I
o sell Intoxicating liquor as e
Pharmacist, at Main v
street in the town of Fairlee, VT, Il
n the drug store now owned by
}. w. Abbott. Public hearing on [
he said application will be held V
t the Town Clerks office in the C
own of Fairlee, at o'clock, p.
l., April %, 1911. S
j. w. DAVIS, r
F. w. PIERCE,
G. L. CLOGSTON, S
Selectmen Of the Town of Fair p