The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-25
FAIRLEE.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.

Come to Newbury Labor Day.
Dancing. Fireworks, Big Carnival
Lake MOrey Casino, Saturday Night.
sBilIv Hart In Travelling On
Friday Eve, Aug. 25.
Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
80, Wm. Allen Whites powerful
story of American life-"A Certain
Rich Man."
Mrs Nettie Goodhue, a missionary, was
a caller on Mrs Earl Woods last Saturday
MIR Rutter of the firm of Rutter q Rut-
ter, optomotrists, of Montpelier, was in the
place on business Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Durkey and daugh.
tiers, Virginia and Doris, Mr. and Mrs Val
Evans Mr. and Mrs Chester Raymond,
son Kendall and Mrs Arvilla Raymond OF
Peabody, Mass, who have been guests at
the Wayside restaurant for several days,
returned home, Tuesday.
Mrs Story Melvin and Mrs Piper are
spending few days at their home In
Lyme.
Four men are installing the new flag
signal at the crossing.
MIR Flanders of Hardwick has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs VIM. Porter.
Damon Barnes is entertaining his friend
Warren Smith, of Woodstock.
Mrs Lillian Dean returned home Satur-
day, after spending two weeks with her
cousin, Miss Hebard, at Norwich.
Mrs VIM Gray. of Haverhill, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs Porter. last week
Wednesday. :.
Through the courtesy of the Multi Sc
cundus Club the Nellie Gill Players have
consented to give their next play, "Mrs
Temples Telegram" on Wednesday eve
ming, August Both, for the benefit of the
Fairlee Federated church These girls
have done good deal toward this worthy
cause, and the least we can do is to buy a
ticket and show our appreciation OF their
efforts.
Mrs, Oren Hodge Of East Corinth, has
been visiting her son Avery Hodge and
family.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Dodge and son Paul
of Washington, D G spent the week end
with her brother, Avery Hodge, also call
ing on other friends in the place.
DR. Chase of Plymouth, was business
visitor in town, Monday.
Mrs L S Speare who has been spending
week in Vershire, returned home last
week
Anna Titus went Tuesday to Randolph
to attend picnic for the past graduates
of the Randolph Normal School. She will
also visit friends. and is expected home
Saturday
Lawrence WATSON of Cambridge, Mass.
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Leach last week.
Mrs. G. w. Douglas, Ruth and Richard
Douglas, of Lunenburg, are visiting Mrs.
Frank Pierce.
Evelyn Leach returned Monday from
Keene, N. H., where she has been attend
ing Normal school.
Mrs. Bennett of Woodsville spent part
of last week with Mrs. G. G. Titus.
Mrs Burbeck and children and Mrs,
Knowles and children OF Maiden, Mass,
also Mrs. Herbert Wilkie and baby of
Walden, Vt, were recent guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Chapman.
Mrs. G. C. Titus is visiting her son
Berne in Woodsville.
The Federated Church service was held
in the Town Hall last Sunday morning
and was largely attended. Miss Forbes
of Wynona was in charge. .SShe was ably
assisted by the camp choif, and by the
Juniors who very pleasingly dramatized
the parable Of the Ten Virgins" Miss
Forbes made the truth still more impress
sive by her very pleasing address.
Mrs. Jennings of the Target Rock Club
gave private dance at the Casino last
Wednesday evening to upwards of a hun.
dred guests. The affair took the form OF
a costume ball and prizes were awarded
to DR.. and Mrs. Page in colonial dress
and to Jack Mills, representing bear
Arthur Stone as keeper, and MIR. Fuller
as owner of bear. Mr.. Jacquith and
Mrs. Booth acted as judges. Meehan's
orchestra furnished music.