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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18

Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs F H Benedict
and son Paul of Cohituate, Mass ano
Mrs Dilley Cook were dinner guests
at Mrs Sarah Sanborn's last week
Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Vaughan is enjoying q
two weeks vacation at her home
here
Mrs Charles Gilbert of Lyme and
Mrs Herbert Fiske and two children
of Deland, Fla. spent Friday at c c
Cooks.
oh Vaughan is haying for w E
Tucker.
Mrs r c McKelvey has been enter
| tanning her brother. Archibald Cum
mings from from Sheridan Heights,
Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Pendleton
and daughters, Ruth and Blanche, OF
Marblehead, Mass. and Mrs Mary
Emery of Lancastei, Mass. were re-
rent callers at 0 p Sanborn's and q
G Cooks.
John Titus of Stanford has been
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs Grace Buckley of North Adams,
Mass. is spending Two weeks with
relatives here.
Mrs S Bracket of Jamaica
Plain, Mass. was in town a few days
last week and Miss Helen Bracket
returned home with her.
w H Messer has been spending a
few days with his daughter and tam
lily at the old home here.
The correspondent was misinform-
ed in regard to the item last week
of Mrs ] J Snellgrove attending S. 5.
Summer School, as she did not attend.
Our pastor preached very inspir-
ing sermon last Sabbath from the
text: John vi, 81: GO.
The many friends of Mrs Mary l.
Emery will be sorry to learn she
was obliged to go to Hanover hos
pital for an operation last Saturday,
and all will wish for her speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin Simons of
Brattleboro were weekend guests of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Selah
Simons.
Fred Roberts was quite badly in
jured at the saw mill recently when
the belt flew, striking him in the
face and head His many friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs Geo. Titus and daughter, Net
tie, and Irving Titus of Wilder call
ed on friends here Sunday.
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THETFORD.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.
Illumination Night Saturday, Aug. 26


A meeting of the village Improve
ment Society was held at Academy
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Dean Worcester from the West is
visiting his parents at the Hill.
Mrs Foster Palmer has returned
from her motor trip to Massachusetts,
Post Mills Fair took a good dele
cation of our citizens on the 10th.
Mrs Abbie Bond and Miss Eta Will
son have returned from their trip tC
Massachusetts,.
A company of young people from
the Hill made trip to the top ot
Mt. Moosilauke last week.
Another veteran of the Civil War
has gone from earth in the person Of
Mr. L Myers, aged nearly 80 years,
after a brief illness at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs John Barrett ON the
Hill. He was able to preside at the
exercises on Memorial Day. The fun
eral was held at the Congregational
church at the Hill and the various
orders to which he belonged were
present and contributed flowers.
The burial was at Post Mills. He
was man of sterling qualities and
a man who was universally beloved.
The Community Fair at the Hill on
Aug. 23rd is expected to be a great
success.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
LYME.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.


illumination Night Saturday, Aug. 26.
Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
90. Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson
son in Forever"
The boys from Camp Pinnacle, Ga
in number with their Councillors 16,
are to give one of their taking enter
tainments in Church Hall on Friday
evening next.
Miss Alice l. White, representing
our Industrial School of Montgomery,
Montgomery, Ala, is to speak next
Sabbath in the Congregational
Church This has been her custom
for many years.
Mr. Walter Paine, who will be
remembered as pupil of Mrs Hattie
Long, is in town visiting former
friends. Mr. Paine was noted as
soprano singer of ability.
Misses Alice and Dorothy Clafin,
now of Burlington, VT, who have
been guests of their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs P E Fairfield, have gone
to their new home in Darlington.
Rev. John D Graham and his wife,
who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs
R M Morrison, have become guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Edison l. Morrison on
their farm. Rev. Mr. Graham oc-
cupied the pulpit for Rev. G M
MCDOWELL one Sabbath.
The gang of State Road Workers
are oiling the State Highway through
the village, some stones being mixed
with the gravel.
Mrs Stearns, Mrs Vera M Davis and
son of Springfield, Mass. are guests
of Mr. Arad Warren
Mrs Ada Cutting Blood, wife of Mr.
Sidney A Blood, is very low and not
expected to live many days.
Mrs Sarah B Randlett, formerly
wife of Dea Geo. w Randlett, who
recently fell in her house breaking
her hip, is gradually failing.
Mrs George A Pushee, who is in
Mary Hitchcock Hospital, where a
son was born some time ago, has been
critically ill, now is reported by the
physician in charge as changing for
the better.
She that will be remembered by
her former, schoolmates as Grace
Rowland, formerly of Lyme, now of
California, motored to Henniker,
this state with her husband and three
children in Ford Carr with camp
ing-out equipment, camping out
along the route, leaving her home
June 9Th, taking six weeks for the
trip to Henniker The family camp
ed out one night in Lyme near her
old home.
The boys from Camp Pinnacle, GA
in number, with their 16 Councillors,
and Prof. Alvin d Thayer, who with
his wife are at the head as managers
of the Camp, attended church here
last Sunday Rev. G M MCDOWELL
gave the boys a good sermon, the
boys giving good musical program.
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Miss Ruth Cotton and Master Ches-
ter Cotton of Dorchester, Mass have
been visiting their aunt, Mrs S A
George, for a few days.
Everett Bragg has finished haying
at Mud Pond and returned to his
work Monday
Carroll Bragg went to Hanover
hospital, Tuesday.
Mr. A w Jameson is visiting in
Canada for few days.
Mr. and Mrs G N Dearborn of
Chelsea visited their son, R H Dear
born's family over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs G L Robinson and
daughter Helen spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs S A George.
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UNION VILLAGE.

The Union Bible Class will give
their fifth annual play The Old New
Hampshire Home" in Ladies Aid Hall
on Tuesday and Wednesday evening,
Aug. % and %. Nothing need be
said of the past success of these
plays and this is expected to excel
all previous records. Zeb Watkins
says, They are up to snuff and not
a bit green."-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Montrose Fiske are
spending two weeks at S E Camp
bells.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18

Miss Florence Cushman is home
from the Huntington Memorial Hos
pital, Boston, where she is nurse, to
Gaze for her father, Ernest w Cush-
man.
Mrs Selenda Trussell Lamprey,
widow of the late George Lampreys
died at her home Aug. 18th after
long time of failing health, in her
81st year. Mrs Lamprey was home
lover, but always went to church as
long as able, and was dear to all who
knew her. She leaves one son john
who lived with her, one daughter,
Mrs George Huckins, and two grand
children, Gladys and Clifton Huckins.
The funeral was Tuesday morning.
with buriel in the West cemetery.
Mrs Clafin has a niece with her:
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Washburn, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Washburn and SON
are spending the week at Bakers
Pond Mrs Mary Horton and Mr. and
Mrs Harry Wilcox are running the
ranch" in their absence.
Mrs Lewis Franklin visited at Mr.
Austin Franklin's in Woodsville last
week.
Several people attended the Graf
ton County demonstration at Haver-
hill last Friday
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
WEST FAIRLEE.

About 80 members of Jackson
Lodge of Masons of this place visitet
Mt. Cube Lodge at Oxford on Tues
day night, and all reported a fine
time.
Mr. Sprague and family of Boston
spent the week at the Kingsbury
house.
DIR. and Mrs Stevens of Worcester
Mass. called on Mr. and Mrs F Lory
Sunday.
Mrs Eta Preston visited hen
brother, S A George and family
Sunday.
Miss Caroline Hill of Cabot was
the guest of her classmate, Miss Edna
George, last week.
Mr. Thomas Parker of Lynn, Mass
called on C G Coburn, Sunday.
Mrs John Bean of Lebanon is car
ing for her mother at present.
Mr. and Mrs James Rule of Tun-
bridge spent a few days at the home
of his parents recently.
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Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve. Aug,
22. Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson
son in Forever"
1he Woman'S Home Missionary So
ciety and Ladies Aid society VIII
mold their annual sale OF aprons
fancy work, candy, ice cream ano
cake IN the vestry Tuesday afternoon
and evening, Aug. 22nd.' In the
evening an original and varied enteA
tainment will be given, under the
direction of Mrs Byron Earle of Lex
ington. Mass, Miss Mary Adams cd
Springfield, Mass. and Miss Nina
Babcock. A small admission fee will
be charged-Adv.
Baby Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs C K Hosford celebrated her first
birthday at the Hosford ancestral
home, Aug. 11th She represents the
seventh generation on the same
farm, of the Hosford name. Several
babies, with their mothers, came to
help her celebrate the occasion, and
to make the day memorable for her
In future years.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Barber were in
Boston over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Leon Adams are re-
joicing over the birth of a baby girl
born Aug. 9th.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bishop, Miss
Marion Bishop, Messrs. Raymond
Bishop and Merrill Hobart of Quincy,
Mass. were guests at B A Babcock's,
Sunday and Monday.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
FAIRLEE.
Come to Newbury Labor Day

Illumination Night at the Lake
MOrey Casino Saturday, August Goth.
Thomas Meighan In "A Prince
There Was,v Town Hall, Fri. Eve,
Aug. Is.
Town Hall Tues. Eve, Aug. %, Wal
lace Reid and Elsie Ferguson in "FOr-
ever" from the famous novel "Peter
IbbetsOn.v One Of the big pictures
of the year.
Next Sunday is Wynona Camp Sum
day at the Federated Church. The
Camp is expected to attend in body
and the whole service will be under
the direction of Miss Forbes, one OF
the camp leaders. Service at eleven
o'clock.
DR.. ] w Hatch of Montpelier Sem
mary and daughter, Mrs James Nc
Gibbney, and son were visitors in the
place, Wednesday.
Mrs Earl Woods and son Vernon,
who have been visiting her brother
Frank Downing in Topsham, return
ed home, Tuesday.
The severe storm of wednesday
afternoon did considerable damage in
this vicinity.
Mrs Story Melvin and sister Mrs
Piper, who have been spending sew
eral days at their home in Lyme, re-
turned Thursday.
Martin Grady is confined to his
home with the prevailing distemper.
Mr. and Mrs Ordway are attending
an "Old Home Week. celebration at
his boyhood home.
Mrs E R Celley of Maiden, Mass.
has been spending few days in
town visiting friends.
Mr. William H Moves of Bradford
called around Wednesday and inform
ed us that he was the Grand Union
Tea agent.
A few from this vicinity attended
the fair at Post Mills, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Durkey and
daughters, Virginia and Doris, also
Mr. Val Evans of Peabody, Mass. are
guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Mum.
The Clover Leaf Grange worked the
third and fourth degrees on two
candidates last Thursday night and
served refreshments.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
PIERMONT.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.
Illumination Night Saturday, Aug. 90

Fafrlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug
90. Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson
son In Forever"
Mr. and Mrs William Stevens are
rejoicing over the arrival of another
son last week Friday.
H E Morrison and OBJ Hill were
home from the Weirs over Sunday.
" Howard and family went to
Rockport, Mass. beach last week
Thursday, returning Monday.
w E Ford was up from the Weirs
from Thursday until Saturday.
Mrs Arthur Ames and Mrs A G
Drury went to Bradford Tuesday to
attend the Church Fair.
Herbert Blair and Ralph Horton
took an auto trip to Weirs Saturday,
returning Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Howard and two
nieces, Doris and Dorothy, also a
nephew, Mason Howard of Barre,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness, and
for the beautiful flowers and words
of sympathy extended to us in our re-
cent bereavement.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hard, Jr.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
EAST THETFORD.

DIR. Mary Conaat has returned Il
New York.
Mrs Lucindy Downer of Sterling
Junction, Mass. is visiting at E H
Sargents.
Maurice Crawford has returned
from visit to Lyndon Center. His
father brought him down and spent
the night at F c Pushee's.
Mrs Perley Hill of Etna, N. H. is
visiting at Pushee's.
School opens at the the Academy
Sept. 9Th. Mrs Madge Bullock Of
Barre is the new teacher.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
NORTH THETFORD.

Alice Brady in "Dawn OF the East
Church, North IhetfOrd, Thursday,
Aug. Gath.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
ORFORDVII4LE..

Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
%. Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson
son i'm "FOreyer.0
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18

Illumination Night at the Lake
MOrey Casino Saturday, August Goth.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
Prepare for Cold Weather.!
Now is the time to install your Furnace
Our line of Stoves, and Ranges is
complete. Repairs of all kinds.
CARL A. DAVIS, ORFORD, N. H.
formerly with III. G.. Scrupps Fairlee.

Formerly with H. G. Scrupgs of Fairlee, VT
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Spo Safota.
Hpnpteu hJiner hernotrt

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a., at Scrtb Sufota Winerallano err
eeet | Icreantal, men of 89roien er
forminoifet. Sette Statets 2anoom.
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Scrnbanerne begnnitiaer Tarme,

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en- Sang fan imsoefomme bisie Sor
pligtelier.
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IS. Gaiep, Boitmeiter / Serbian De iio.
ite nj aar, er Den 26be Sec. afsaaet
peb 9poen / lit Silent oeritebs eiter
ct fort Speeleie. San efterlaoer fig
Slitru og TO 0stre ian1t flere @rs.
bre. gegraoelien ifulbe Sorsbag fin.
De Steo ira Siemmet.
SreSic % iiSite Gang. Iuoolpb
90. Slion er peo &etten / Slllutb
funoen ifpIbig /, Slospaai9ttelie cf.
ter of Si,rpen bapbe b9ret ube / Sc
elmer. Oct bar treble Sang, of
oenne Gag bar oppe for &etten, ioet
Srrpen De TO foregaaenoe 9an9e life
funbe enes ON en- aienoeIie.
@aartesn i &eb @ims. s Geo
@ing bar man lige unoer Sui bapt
Seen paa Saar, - eller fanIfe oct
por ct Segn paa, at 8interen enonu
life er begpnot. llbe / ct al gpens
9eboeliesitrsg fPrbeoes en- Robin Ell.
Ter Reofielf, Der life alene fpioret
nofiaa fornsiet, men unoertiben GAP
en- Gang tilbebite.
&oitbar grbnb. 8eo @ing bar /
nogen Sio peret if9ro meo at bore
fig en- mn grsno, % benne alene TO.
tier mi 9pen noget ODER $4,000.
Pumpe bill life blipe anbragt isr til
gaaren, ioet Der forbereoes Ell Tlnn
til eeet gleftricitetsperf, bporira
0ripfraft til Ellmpen fan erboloes
peo Chen Of @aoebelpsning.
sparfet ibiGl al Seit. 2uopig
Sobnion, Sarmer n%orbenfor Sergus
Sails, fit forleben en- baitig Sso peb
ct Sparf al en- Seit. Seiten aif los
noe / 8aarbsrunfmet, ga Sobnion /
oens H9rbeo bsiebe iig for at tage
noget op at Warfen, buoroeb 9pret
bleo ifrpmt % Hog basiib, rmmenoe
Sobnion | Sopebet. slfbsbe bar 46
aar gmnel.
Eaa Norsesreiie. Sobn g. Better.
beim, JONI / flere gar bar orepct
"SSetpelrp" Sorretning | SERMON, al.
reiite ben 3oie Ropember meb Camp.
tibet "gergensfioro" fra 0em gorf
til Bergen, Rorse, bpor ban bill be.
isge fine Sor9lore % Ssifenoe / Sar.
Danger. Otter at babe beiegt fin
Siembpgo agter ban of beisge Ser.
gen, ariitiania, 8ispif % Srono.
biem.
SipSenlpffe ueS YruOfitOn. Syule.
glPoen blep forpanblet til Sora / fle.
re 5amilier Der, ibet Soparo gomin
Sarri, Den 5 aar gamle Ssn al Der,
og Oers. gomin Sarri, Suleaiten
blep ifuot "o9 br9bt al lin 14.aarige
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
Sanf rpuet / WuuSoui. 81

Sanf rppef I W(nnoopt. 20 garts
bitter ltptate iioite Ssroag Gftermi6.
Dag 8asierer George g. Srlaop 1,
Den branofrie SnGlpine / Wonoopr
State gauf, % unoilap berpaa meb
melem $1,000 % $4,000 / aontan.
ter. Wonoooi ligger 70 WtiI Rorb.