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

"Battle of Music~ at the Lake
Morey Casino; Saturday, July 18th.
Stahl's Yankee Jazz Band Of Lebanon,
N. III. VS.. Hub City Orchestra:
Betty COmpsOn I'm Nj Barrie's
famous play "The Little MiniSter,"
Fri. Eve, July 9TH. A fine produc-
ton.
A Cecil b. DeNIille production,
"Fool's Paradise" bigger than Cir
Gus. All Star cast, Town Hall at
Fairlee Tues. Eve, July III.
Mrs Julia Paine went to Hanover
hospital last week and was operated
on Saturday. The last reports were
that she was resting comfortably
and we are in hopes to see her home
soon.
Mr. and Mrs S r Campbell of Nor
witch have been spending their honey
moon at Lake Morey. Mrs Campbell
will be pleasantly remembered as
Miss Bond. Congratulations.
Estelle Baker of Attleboro, Mass.
as a guest of Marion Donahue.
Evelyn Leach goes to Keene, Mon
day and Marion Donahue to Ply
mouth, N. H., Tuesday. Both young
ladies go to attend the summer term
of Normal school.
Mrs Halves and party of Hanover,
N. H. are at Recreation Cottage for
a month.
The Christmas Club has decided
not to hold any regular meetings
the busy months.
Harold Clogston of Hopedale,
Mass. is enjoying vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Will Clogston.
Bert Davis of Newport, VT. was a
visitor at the home of Martin Grady
the first of the week.
Theodore Root and friend, Miss
Knight of STAFFORD were guests of
his aunt, Mrs Will Clogston, Sunday.
Mrs George Kirby and niece, Miss
Winnifred Nelson, also Mr. and Mrs
Boyle and Mrs Maxwell and daugh-
tiers of Lowell, Mass. are visiting at
the home of Frank Hard Jr.
Mrs Fred Kibbey and child spent
the first of the week with her sister,
Mrs Charles Mum.
Mrs Story Melvin was taken sud-
denly i'll Monday night, but is better.
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Andrews called
on Mrs Julia Paine at the hospital,
Tuesday.
Edward Richardson of St. Adams
has been visiting his cousin, Elmer
Still.
Mr. Huber is having his house
painted, Ordway and Cunningham do
ing the work.
Lorraine Andrews of Montpelier was
the guest of Pomona Mum over the
holiday.
Lillian Cross spent the weekend
with Mrs Clarence Pushee in Lyme.
William Porter's niece and husband
of Edmonton Iron Works, N. n. were
holiday visitors at the Porter home.
1t is rumored that Beverley
Scruggs got hurt Tuesday by some
explosives and is at Woodsville hos
pital Favorable reports are heard
from Mr. Scruggs, VINO is patient
at the~same place. We hope for both
d oPCCby iCSoNOAS
The Sunday School picnic was we'll
attended and we trust the classes
will keep up to the standard they
maintained during the contest. If
they do we may all enjoy lots of
evenings as we'll as Wednesday even
ing. Your correspondent feels safe
in offering a vote of thanks for the
Blues to the Reds for their fine en-
tertainment and refreshments.
Mrs G C Titus returned from
Woodsville Tuesday, where she has
been assisting in the care of her
son Berne, who was injured by the
falling of an iron casting while he
was helping unload an express car.
Tuesday was tag day here for the
N. S. Club girls and $75 was collect
ed for the benefit of the church.
These girls will hold a sale at the
town hall Tuesday afternoon, July
18th at 2.30, of fancy articles, home
cooked food, candy and ice cream.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend this sale, as the proceeds are
for the benefit of the Fairlee