The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-10-28
FAIRLEE.
Monte Blue i'm "The Kentuckians,"
Fairlee, Oct. 2S. A fine picture.

Monte Blue i'm ''The Kentuckians,'
Fairlee, Oct. 2S. A fine picture.
Wendell Thurber and family visit
ed his father over Sunday.
Mrs Chas. Oliver has been visiting
her mother Mrs chas. Warren for
several days.
Mr. Geo. Cushman has finished his
work for F w Howe and Geo. Weeks
has taken his place and novel into
Mr. Howe's tenement in the Pines.
l. G Andrews was a business visitor
in Concord, N. H. Saturday.
Miss Marcia Sisco of Newport spent
the week end with Ruth Mum.
F w Pierce, B w Abbott, M L
Dean, Alger Warren, E F Dudley,
Chas. Thurber, VIM. Gale and VIM.
Conant attended the football game
at Hanover Saturday afternoon.
Miss Florence Russell made a
visit in Portland, Me. recently.
Capt. and Mrs Lucas, Mrs Frank
Lufkin and Mrs Julia Paine motored
to the Capital City, Saturday.
Mrs Homer Perkins is entertaining
her brother Arthur Pierce and fam
lily of Newport.
Mrs L B Howe and Miss Gladys
Howe are spending some time in Bos-
ton and Hopedale, Mass.
Miss Ruth Mum attended the
Teachers Convention in Rutland
Carroll George is visiting his
father for few days.
Mrs Ruth Rutledge spent the week
end with Mrs Chas. Oliver in Wood
stock.
The Ladies Union held their annual
meeting with Mrs Henry Scruggs and
the following officers were elected:
Pres, Mrs Mary Rutledge; Vice-pres.,
Margaret Thurber; Sect'y, Mrs e M
Barnes; Treas, Jennie Currier. Elk.
Committee: Mrs Ada Spear, Nellie
Renfrew and Maggie Donahue. Chair
man Directress, Margaret Thurber.
Mrs Ruby Bradley visited friends
in Orfordville over the week end.
Robert Donahue is improving his
farm property with the addition of
an up-to-date stable.
Mrs Bert LaMott was called to
Lyme by the illness of her father, d |
M Cutting.
The Rondo will meet with Mrs
Stetson next week Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs Frank Cove, Mrs Henry Bart
lett and the latter's mother, Mrs |
Fiske, called on former neighbors one
day last week.
w Phillips and Miss Phillips are
on a motor trip.
Miss Hazel Ballard was home for
the week end.
John Davis still remains on the
sick list.
Rev. and Mrs Barnes visited friends
last week in Whatley, Springfield and
Palmer, Mass.
Mrs Earl Woods and son Vernon
are spending a few weeks with
friends and relatives in Montpelier,
Waterbury and vicinity.
Mrs Henry Scruggs was in Woods
vile Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Bedell spent the day Friday
in Piermont.
Ralph Mum was in East Ryegate
on business Thursday of last week.
Mrs Julia Paine, Mrs Campbell
and Mrs Chas. Rutledge, together
with Mr. and Mrs Barnes attended
the Grafton Orange Association meet
ing at West Lebanon on Wednesday.
John Mum returned Saturday from
Albany, N. Y, where he has been at
tending a Shrine meeting as a men,
Der Of Mount Sinai band. The fol-
lowing clipping speaks very highly of
the work of the band and patrol:
Recorder Charles H. Heaton received the fol:
lowing telegram today:
Albany N. Y, Oct. 81.
Splendid showing by band and patrol in pa
rade OF several thousand Mobiles witnessed, by
thousands of spectators. Great credit is due
them and Mount Sinai can well be proud Of their ,
band and patrol.
WALTER G. WAsHBURN Potentate "
There are 80 members OF the patrol and 30 in
the band at Albany and the detachment was the
second in line in the second division. Mt. Sinai
S the third Oldest temple in the United States. I