The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-18
POST MILLS.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.

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Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Aug.
22. Wallace Reid and Elsie Ferguson
son In Forever"
DR.. w E Smith of Franklin, N.
H. is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs E E Smith. Mr.
and Mrs Pettengill of Woodfords, Me.
are also spending their vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs E E Smith.
Miss Jessie Baldwin has returned
from Summer School and is with her
grandmother, Mrs Sarah Southworth.
Mrs Alvah Hatch and two children
visited at R H Hatch's this week.
Quite a good many attended the
Fair at West Fairlee Center on We'd
nesday and reported good time. We
hope those who have helped to make
this feature a success will be more
than repaid for the work and time
they have given when the financial
report is given.
Mr. and Mrs Tibbetts and son
Simon of Stamford, Me. are at Mr.
Dudley's cottage for two weeks.
Robert Aliens friend, Philip
Daniels of Lyndonville is visiting
him for a short time.
Miss Dorothy Allen returned to
her training at the Massachusetts
General Hospital on Friday, after
spending three weeks vacation with
her parents.
Miss Alice Farnham of Providence,
R. l. is stopping at Colby Inn and
visiting friends.
The ball game of Aug. 18th was
not as good game as usual but
there was some good work by both
teams. The score was ID to in
favor of Thetford. Batteries: Thet-
ford-Chalmers Ball and Reed; Lyme
Rogers, Tamil, Tamil and Aulis.
Do not forget the game here Aug.
10Th with Barre /. A. c. This
promises to be a very fast game and
will be we'll worth your time to take
it in.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of Mr. Lafayette Myers on Aug. 9Th,
which was at Mr. John Barett's of
Thetford, where he has been boarding
for the past few years. He leaves
two daughters and son to mourn
his loss, Mrs Nathan Corliss, Mrs
Myrtle Converse and MIR Walter
Myers. He was a veteran of the
Civil war, always an ardent worker of
the G. A. R. and other orders of
which he was member. The floral
tributes by friends were very beauti-
full, and much appreciated by the
family. He was 70 years old.
Card Of Thanks.
We would express our appreciation
to our many friends for their kind
words and deeds and the beautiful
flowers sent to US at the death and
burial of our father, brother and
friend.
Mr. and Mrs N Corlis and family,
Mr. and Mrs w H Myers and
family,
Mr. and Mrs John McKeef,
Mr. and Mrs John Barrett.
Community Church.
Rev. DIR. Bridgman, who has been
Editor of the Congregationalist,
spoke to a large number of young
people on Sunday morning. "The
Fathers Ideal for His Children" was
the subject and was very interesting
to everyone.
'Mustered Out"
Lafayette Myers, Company D, 10th
Regiment, New York Volunteers,
aged II, has been mustered out"
and laid in his final home beside his
wife in Post Mills cemetery be-
meath covering of beautiful white
flowers, and from Veteran Standard
61-65, Old Glory guards him while
he sleeps the sleep of the just who
did loyal service for freedom and the
Union in the bloody days when the
country was persisted by base trait
ors. The World War Veterans as
sisted the few Grand Army grey
heads remaining, to do their faithful
comrade their last honors. Let all
true Americans stand ever on guard
to insure that in the words of the
Grand Army of the Republic ritual
"The penalty of treason is death"
"Verbum Sapient Sufficient"
John Prescott Guild.
Aug 10, 1922.