The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-12-02
FAIRLEE.
A Hugh Ford Production, "The
Call of YOUTH" Fairlee, Dec. 2.

tall OF 1Outn, fHrlee, Dec. e
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Still and chill
dren and Mrs F M Anderson spent
Thanksgiving Day in Bradford, the
guests of Mrs Stills parents, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Eaton.
Elsie Porter of Post Mills was at
her home here for the holiday.
Mary Kibbey was visitor at Chas.
Munn's Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Earl A Woods and
Master Vernon enjoyed Thanksgiving
Day at Lyman Woods in Bradford.
Ernest Adams, wife and children
returned home Thursday from visit
in Pike, N. H.
Plymouth Entertainers, Town Hall,
Thursday evening, Dec. 8, under au-
spices of The Rondo.-Adv.
John Mum, Florence Russell and
Rebecca Mum were in Orfordvllle
Thursday and took dinner with Harry
Russell and family.
Lorraine Russell of Orfordville was
the guest of Betty Mum, Friday.
A few from this place attended
the dance at Thetford Thursday night.
William Porter has just finished
building large hen house for Charles
Pike.
The young people who were home
from their various schools for the
HOLIDAYS were Muriel Still, Leslie
Moore and friend Mr. Buchanan, Ro-
mona Mum and Damon Barnes from
Montpelier Seminary; Robert Barnes
from Woodstock High School; Ray
mond Thurber and Hazel Ballard
from Kimball Union Academy; and
Alton Currier, Franklyn Trussell and
Ezra Adams from Bradford Academy.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Meehan of Bos-
ton were in the place Monday OF last
week.
The dance given Wednesday even
ing, Nov. 23rd, by the American
Legion and Ladies' Auxiliary was well
attended and goodly sum Melted for
these two worthy societies.
Mrs Mae LaMont was in North
Haverhill visiting relatives Thursday.
Beginning Nov. 9th the creamery
will be closed on Sundays.
Mrs Fred Kibbey and child Of Thet-
ford Center visited her sister Mrs
Charles Mum last week.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Ordway were
in Manchester, N. H. on pleasure
trip last week.
Mr. Still was in Bradford on bust
ness, Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Leach was home from
Grafton, N. H. over the holiday.
Mr. Frank Thurber is visiting his
son, Wendell Thurber and family at
Island Pond.
Mrs L S Speare is visiting friends
in Vershire.
Walter Jenkins of Worcester, Mass.
was the guest of John Mum, We'd
nesday.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Rev. and Mrs Atkins in the loss of
their little daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Gilbert of
Hanover, N. H. spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Charles Pike.
The lecture, "The Rediscovery OF
America" or Americas Greatest
Hour" given in the hall Thursday
evening. Nov. oath, under the auspices
of the Rondo Club was much enjoyed
by the public.
Chauncey and Alton Currier were
in Peacham Friday night to attend
the basket ball game.
Ralph Mum was in Hanover Tues
day for treatment of an infected
gland of his throat.
The play "Plain People" which was
to have been given here Nov. 28th by
the Lyme Center Dramatic Club, was
postponed a week on account OF the
storm.
Mr. and Mrs Morton Dean and son,
Erie, we're guests of Sherman Rogers
and family at South Fairlee over
Thanksgiving.
Ralph and Reginald Mum spent
Thanksgiving at Walter Kenyon's.
Next Sunday, Dec. 4th, the Sunday
School will begin a contest Around
the world in Airship." All the
children ought to be interested and
try to be present every Sunday.
Agnes Moore spent the Thanksgiv-
ing recess with friends in New Haven,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Dennis visited
their son Ernest and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Story Melvin visited
her son George Grant In Lyme, N. H..
Thursday of last week.
Mrs Lansing and Miss Penniman of
Hartland, who were guests of Mrs +
L M Barnes over the holiday, return
ed home Saturday.