The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-05
FAIRLEE.

Another big "Battle of Music'' at
Lake MOrey Saturday, August 18th.
Famous Empire SaxaphOne Orchestra
of Barre, vt. VS.. Hub City Orchestra.
Continuous Dancing SIP; two or
chestras-nO intermiSSion.
Wallace Reid i'm ''The Love Special p
also reel of WynOna Camp Life.
Friday Eve, Aug. 5.
Carl Lamott, who has been ill, is
able to be at work again.
Several from this place attended
the dedication of the Memorial park
and tablets at Bradford Tuesday. 1t
was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs L R Woods, of Bradford, spent
Thursday with her son, Earl Woods.
Miss Laura Phillips is having a
new ice cream parlor built near her
tea-room, the Kettledrum, in this
place.
Chauncey Currier is driving new
Nash touring car.
The telephone crew are working in
Lyme, N. H., this week.
Quite a few Legion and Auxiliary
members were in Lyme Tuesday
evening to attend the Post meeting.
Mr. and Mrs George Meyette and
party visited at Mr. Joe Prescott's on
Sunday.
The supper given by the Ladies'
Union was well attended, and we
hope they will favor us with more
of them.
Miss Theodore Gadapee of St.
Johnsburv is visiting Mr. and Mrs Ned
Carr a few days.
Lake MOrey.
Miss Mary McCauley, waitress at
the Lake Morey Club, and Perley
Jerd of Montpelier, who were mar
ried at Bradford July &c, met with
a serious automobile accident while
on their way home from here last
Saturday night. Mr. Jerd is at the
Barre City Hospital suffering from
injuries to his skull; Mrs Jerd's
hands were badly lacerated. Much
sympathy is expressed for the young
couple.
MIR A M Smith and family have
returned to their home in White
River Junction, after spending their
vacation at Recreation Cottage.
Mrs Cummings of Wynona Camp
itors from Boston.
Mrs T A Chase is visiting her bro
Their at Rosedale Cottage.
Miss Gladys A Wheeler of Wynona
Camp, served as cornetist at the
dedication of the Memorial park and
tablets at Bradford Tuesday.
Miss Peggy Laurey of Pleasant
View Cottage, returned to her home
in Boston Sunday morning.
Mr. Bedell, who has been visiting
in Boston, returned to his home here
Saturday.
"The Battle of Music, at the Ca
sino Saturday night was something
unusual and greatly enjoyed by all.
The Lake Morey Club Orchestral
Trio gave several fine selections at
the dedication at Bradford Tuesday.
Mrs Ralph Pierce and children are
enjoying their vacation at the Jake.
William Rutledge has been enter
tanning his nephew Kenneth Rut-
ledge the past week. - ---s- a..
A party of young ladies from
Windsor are enjoying their vacation
at The Evergreens Cottage.
Town Hall, Tuesday Eve, Aug. 3.
"Riders of the DAWN adapted from
''The Desert of Wheat" by Zane Gray.
The Ladies Union will hold their
annual Fair and Sale in the Town
Hall Aug. IL at 2.30 p. m.
Mrs E r Ware has been entertain
ing her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs
Grammar from Mass.
Miss Gladys A Wheeler, cornet
soloist and teacher from Fitchburg,
Mass, will play next Sunday morn
ing at the Federated Church service.
Jubilee Singers from Straight Col
lege, New Orleans, will sing negro
melodies, and President Briggs will
give stories of the Southland, at the
Town Hall next Sunday evening at
o'clock. Everyone is invited. Ad-
mission free.