The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-14
FAIRLEE.
FAIRLEE.

Stahps Yankee Jazz Band Of Lebanon,
N. III. VS.. Hub City Orchestra.
Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid and
Elliott Dexter In "Don't Tell Every
thing" Fri. Eve, July Ia.
Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, July
Is. A Benz. ID Hampton Production,
''The Spenders." A great Story with
an all star cast.
Mr. and Mrs G ] McIndoe of New
York City are visiting d w Mc1ndoe
and Avery Hodge.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hodge and two
sons of East Topsham and Mr. and
Mrs Avery Hodge and children spent
Sunday at D w McIndoe's.
The FairIee band will play from
the Band Stand Saturday evening.
Frank Norris and family of Woods
Vile were visitors at Edgar Chase's
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A M Rowell and son
and Mr. Honig visited Mr. Rowelrs
sister, Mrs L S Speare, during the
past week, also calling on other
relatives
Mrs Story Melvin remains about
the same at this writing. Her sis
ter, Mrs Piper is caring for her.
Mrs Ida Pennington of Winchester,
Mass. visited her sister, Mrs Agnes
Cross over Sunday.
Elmer Still and family visited in
vershire, Sunday.
Harry Magoon of Woodsville spent
the weekend with his wife.
We understand Ernest Coperi has
a partner in his fruit business and
that they intend to run a delivery
car for the summer.
Mrs M H Dean has been spending
few days with her parents, MIR and
Mrs S Rogers.
The sale conducted by the girls
was we'll attended and Melted the
club about $50. Who says this club
isn't doing good work? Let's all
help.
Richard Hackett and wife of Lyn-
donville were Sunday visitors at the
home of Edgar Chase.
Charles Mum, accompanied by his
daughters, Ruth, Rowena and Rebec-
ca, also Mrs Reginald Mum, were in
Plymouth, N. H. recently on business
Anna S Titus and sons, Clifford and
Lawrence, returned Saturday from
Hanover, where the boys have been
in the hospital.
Much excitement and good deal
of worry was felt by the townspeople
the first of the week, owing to the
disappearance Sunday of very
Young couple, but we have just
learned they were located Wednes-
day at the home of friends in Han
over.
Mrs Fred Thurber is on the gain
again after an illness of few days
owing to over exertion SO soon after
her operation.
Henry Scruggs and son Beverly
have returned from the hospital a,
Woodsville.
Marjorie Lamott of Lyme Center
is a guest of her aunt, Mrs ] E An
drews.
Mrs Josephine Derby of Lebanon
N. H. and Mrs L r Woods of Brad
ford were visitors at the home of E a
Woods, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Benzie spent
few days last week with her uncle
L S Speare.
Ralph Perry finished work fol
John Mum, Saturday night.
Guy Smith was confined to his
home Wednesday by illness.
William Ladeau went to st. Johns
bury the first of the week for
short stay.
Elsie Porter, who has been enjoy
ing two weeks vacation at the home
of her parents, returned to Pos'
Mills few days ago.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Woods and sol
accompanied Mr. and Mrs Frank 1
Champany and daughter on trip Il
White River Junction, Sunday.
Miss Davis of Bradford is visitol
at the home of her grandfather, MI
Albee.
The Misses Louise and Mildred
Macleod of Newtonville, Mass. vii
furnish music for the church ser
vice next Sunday morning. Everyone
is cordially invited to the service a
IL o'clock.
WEST FAIRLEE.