The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-12
FAIRLEE.

of Barre, vt. VS.. Hub City Orchestra.
Continuous Dancing S-12; two or
chestras-nO intermiSsion.
Bryant Washburn i'm Burglar
Proof" Town Hall, Aug. ~.
Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
16. Three big Stars i'm Something
To Think About" Do not miss this
picture.
Mrs Fanny Gilchrist of Derry, N.
H. is visiting her father Mr. E L
Still.
R N Donahue and wife wish to ex-
press their feelings to their friends
who helped to make such an enjoy
able evening Aug. 3rd, also the Fair
lee Band which was greatly appreci-
ated by all; and Mr. Lucas for the
moonlight ride on the Lake. We can
not express in words to such friends
our real gratitude.
Chas. Thurber has a new Hudson
Super Six.
Mr. and Mrs E A Richardson of
Danvers, Mass. are guests of c H
Mum.
Mr. E F Dudley is driving a new
Paige auto.
Several of our business men visited
the Hub this week.
Mrs Julia Paine spent some days
with her daughter Mrs Leech at
Lake Morey last week.
Miss Marion Donahue was at home
from Keene Normal School several
days recently.
Mr. Charles Thurber, Mr. Lee An
drews, Mr. E Dudley and Mr. John
Mum were all recent Boston visitors.
We are all glad to see Edwin La
mott on the meat cart after his long
illness.
Charles Mum had the misfortune
to lose a valuable hog Monday.
Mr. Grady and George Currier left
for Boston Tuesday with truck and
will bring Mr. Grady's household fur
nishings back with them.
Carroll Woods of Bradford spent
Sunday with his brother, Earl Woods.
Warren Smith of Woodstock has
been visiting Damon Barnes.
Kai Ora Camp Sunday, August l4th,
at Federated Church. The camp will
furnish music.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Simpson were
visitors at his sisters Mrs Chauncey
Currier, over Sunday.
Five jubilee singers from Straight
College, Louisiana gave concert at
the town hall last Sunday evening
for the benefit of their college. They
were assisted by a speaker from the
South.
Mr. Adams and family have been
visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs Guy
Adams.
Mr. Robert Carr finished work for
the telephone company Wednesday
and has returned to his home in w.
Lebanon.
Miss Georgiana Brown is spending
her vacation at York Beach, Me.
Gilbert-Whee1Ock.
On Saturday evening, August 4th,
at eight o'clock there was a very
pretty wedding at the home of Mrs
c c Titus when her foster son Clay |
ton A Gilbert was united in mar
riage to Phyllis V Wheelock of Han |
over, N H. by Rev. f L N Barnes,
using the double ring service. Mrs
w E Chapman Florence Titus) was
matron of honor and w E Chapman !
acted as best man. The bride was |
becomingly gowned in white geor-
gette trimmed with satin and carried |
a boquet of sweet peas. The maid of
honor wore pink seed wolfe with cor
sage bouquet of sweet peas.
The suite of rooms occupied by Mr.
and Mrs Chapman, where the cere-
mony was performed, were beauti-
fully decorated with cut flowers,
ported plants and evergreens, the
happy couple standing beneath a
large wedding bell of evergreen and
pink crepe paper.
The friends present from out of
town were: Berne B Titus, Carl Hen
sci ard Fred Moore of Woodsville
and Mr. and Mrs Spencer of Hanover,
while Mr. and Mrs Charles Pike, Mrs
f L N Barnes with Mrs c G Titus
and Master Leland Chapman COM
pleted the circle. During the social
hour following the ceremony, refresh
ments of sandwiches, ice cream and
punch were served, after which the
newlyweds returned to Hanover with
Mr. and Mrs Spencer with whom they
will make their home, Mr. Gilbert
having been in the EMPLOY of Mr.
Spencer for several years. The happy
couple were the recipients Of many
useful gifts and with them go heart
felt good wishes" for a long and
happy life.