The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-05-12
FAIRLEE.
Dancing at the Casino every Satur-
day night. Hub City Orchestra.


Town Hall, Fri. Eve, May 12-Adv.
Take Notice: ''The U. p. Trail" a
Zane Grey story. Town Hall. Tues
Eve, May 16. Remember the date.
The following is taken from New
port, N. H.. paper: fBertie E Davis
and Miss Lillian G Woodland, both
well known young people of this
town were united in marriage at the
South church parsonage Thursday,
April 81, by Rev. David Lewis Yale.
The bride is a valuable employee of
the Peerless Manufacturing Company,
and the groom is in the employ of
the w H McElwain Company and
served in the world war. They will
reside in this town after their honey
moon trip"
George Huber returned Tuesday
from Mortified, where he has been
visiting his daughter.
Mrs Charles Mum and Ralph Mum
motored to Danvers, Saturday, re-
turning Monday, bringing with them
Rowena Mum, who has been teaching
in Florida during the winter months.
Mrs Piper of Lyme is visiting her
sister, Mrs Story Melvin.
Several from this place went to the
fire at Bradford, Monday evening.
Union Post American Legion will
observe Memorial Day with a pro-
gram and, dinner at Oxford. As this
Post has several members in this
place let us all give the boys help
ing hand.
Mrs Sadie Humphrey has been en-
PERTAINING her daughters, Emma from
Laconia and Charlotte from Wood
stock, also Homer Darling of Wood
stock and Cora Wilmot from Brad
ford
Mr. Miller of St. Johnsbury, an in
spector, was at the Lake Morey
creamery, Wednesday.
William Rutledges returned Satur-
day from Fitchburg, where he has
had employment for several weeks.
Reginald Mum was in Washington
on business, Wednesday.
DR.. Burr of Montpelier was a bust
ness visitor in the place one day last
week.
Harold Adams visited at the home
of his parents recently.
Everett Perkins is reported very
i'll with the measles and bronchial
pneumonia. A nurse from Woods
vile is caring for him.
Charles Thurber, William Waldron
and John Mum motored to Boston,
Wednesday.
C SNJewell of Vershire visited l. S
Speare, Sunday.
Wendall Thurber and son visited
his father over the weekend.
w L Cove of Bradford was a bust
ness visitor in the place, Tuesday.
We wish Mrs Fred Thurber, who is
comfortable at this writing, a speedy
recovery.
The three-act play, 'Willowdale,"
presented by members of Silver Leaf
Gange at the town hall Wednesday
evening, was a decided success, and
much could be said in praise of these
actors if your correspondent dared to
be personnel. Poor Algier in which
direction will you travel from now
on ? And we have just learned that
"the way to woman's heart is
through her stomach" when you must
have been wise to that fact long ago.
Several from this place attended
the Legion and Auxiliary meeting at
Lyme Thursday evening of last week.
Our librarian had the misfortune
to fall recently and injured her side.
We are wondering if she tripped over
a measle germ.
Edwin Lamott made his first trip
with his new meat truck Tuesday
from Lyme and his friends wish him
success and prosperity. Come again
Edwin.
New books at Fairlee Public Lib
IL L n L
Service; The Frozen Barrier, Belmon
Brown; The Obstacle Race, Ethel
Dell; The Flaming Forest, James o
Curwood; Cape Cod Stories, Joseph
Lincoln; Capt. Dams Daughter,
Joseph Lincoln; The Tryst, Grace L
Hill; To the Last Man, Zane Gray;
Cover of the Coral Seas, Beatrice
Grimsham; Our Little Crusader Cou-
sin of Long Ago, E Stein; Making
Over Martha, Lippman; Quilts
Widow, G B McCutcheon; The Mys-
terry Girl, C Wells; The Arrant Rover,
Berta Ruck; The Beloved Woman,
Kathleen Notris; Helen of the Old
House, Harold Bell Wright; The
Brimming Cup, D Garfield; Lost
Valley, X F Gerould; Galusha, the
Magnificent, Joseph Lincoln; Ursula
Trent, w L George; Wild Wings, M
Piper; Five Little Pepper and How
They Grew, M Sidney; Eve Little
Peppers Midway, M Sidney; Five
Little Peppers Grown Up, M Sidney;
Yollop, G B McCutcheon; Pewee,
William MacHarg; Main Street, Sin
clair Lewis; The Enchanted Canyon,
Honore Willsie; The Career of David
Noble, Francis Keyes; Sister Sue, E
H Porter; Casey Ryan, B M Bower;
The Empty Sack, Basil King; The
Hundredth Chance, Ethel Dell; Her
Fathers Daughter, G S Porter; Ex-
Treating Obadiah, Joseph Lincoln;
Rilla of Ingleside, L M Montgomery;
Kent Knowles, Joseph Lincoln; When
Day is Done, Edgar A Guest.
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