The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-30

IIOuuCtlOu Will mlltOu SlIIS anu AHIl
Forrest. A strong play. Fairlee, Dec.
30. Be sure and see this picture.
Barbara Andrews is home from
Cushing Academy, Ashburnham, Mass.
enjoying a holiday recess.
Mrs Gulick and party of young
people are enjoying the winter sports
and staying at Camp Kia Ora.
Mr. and Mrs F A Dennis visited
their son Ernest and family in Or
ford, Sunday.
Mabel Davis spent the week end
with her parents in Bradford.
A goodly number attended the
Christmas exercises at the hall and
they were very pleasing inasmuch as
the children and young people gave
something little out of the ordinary,
but one and all missed the presence
of Santa Claus. We hops he will be
able to find larger sized cap before
next Christmas so as not to dlsap-
point us again.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Scruggs and
Beverly were in Woodsville over the
week end, the guests of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Eaton were visit
ors at Elmer Stills, Sunday.
Berne Titus of Woodsville was the
guest of his mother Mrs C Titus
over Christmas.
Mrs Lyman Woods of Bradford
spent the day Wednesday with Earl
Woods and family.
Rosina Mum is home for the holi-
days. She is attending school in
Danvers, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Sibley, student at
the University of Vermont, is spend
ing the vacation with her roommate
Miss Elizabeth Barnes. They return
to Burlington, January End.
Mr. I P Morey of Galena, Kansas
has presented to the Fairlee public
library the book early Jesuits at
Usage Mission"
The Misses Dora and Lora Lavoie
of Haverhill were guests of Ruth
Mum, Tuesday.
Miss Calderwood of Bridgewater,
VT. was the guest of Mrs F A Den
mis- over the week end, Dec. 18th,
while visiting Ernest Greenwood.
Damon Barnes went to Woodstock
last Monday to visit his friend War
rem Smith.
Mr. Copp finished work for Robert
Donahue Wednesday and will soon
join his family, who went to Will
Jamestown with her parents Mr. and
Mrs Elliott. They have moved to
their farm, leaving here Saturday.
The Misses Ruth, Alvira and Mil |
dred Cotton from Dorchester, Mass.
and Chester Cotton from North !
Hampton, Mass. are visiting their
mother Mrs L Cotton at the home |
of Miss Ada Albee.
The last report from Mrs Robert
Donahue Wednesday was not as favor
able as her friends could wish.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mr. Clay and family in the sad acct
dent depriving them of their home
and Mr. Clays parents. 1t seems
particularly sad that it should come
on Christmas night.
The young men who have been
hunting gypsy moths in this vicinity,
gone to West Fairfee.- &c. ~ -t--e,
death of Mrs Story Melvin's mother
in Lyme, N. H. Mrs Melvin is in
Lyme now with her sister.
James LaDoo of East Lyme, N. H.,
brother of Mrs Guy Adams is as
SlSIlnp NIT AudInS IN MS DdrDer SnOD
during the absence of Clinton Adams.
Mrs E R Ware and two daughters
have been visiting at Mrs Wares
parents in Lyme, N. H.
Miss Flint is visiting her mother
Mrs Flint at the home of her sister,
Mrs F Darling.
The annual meeting of the Federat-
ed Society will be held at the town
hall on Wednesday evening, Jan. 4th.
The church people and all others
who are interested in the welfare of
the community are very cordially in
vited to be present. In addition to
the regular business, a program will
be offered and light refreshments
served.
Harrison Paine and family from :
Newport. visited his mother Mrs
Julia Paine last week on their way to
Boston to spend Christmas with Mrs
Harrison Paine's family. The same
day Mrs Cove and family were guests
of her mother.
Evelyn Leach was taken to Hanover
hospital Wednesday. '
Mrs Julia Paine visited at the
home of her daughter Mrs Frank
Cove in Bradford. "Wednesday.