The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-09-08
FAIRLEE.
Dancing Saturday L. Morey Casino.


Betty COmpson in ''The Law ant
the Woman" adapted from Clyde
Fitch's great play, "The Woman In
the Case" Town Hall, Fri. Eve
Sept. s.
Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Sept
12, "The journeys End" with Mabel
: Balm. A great story and fine pic
ture.
Milton Hard went Monday to Bur-
lington, where he will teach English,
etc. He will also serve as athletic
instructor at Burlington High School
Mrs Kirby and two nieces, Misses
Nelson and Maxwell, who have been
spending the summer at the home of
Frank Hard, Jr., return to their
home in Lowell, Mass, Saturday.
John Mum, who was in Boston the
last of the week, returned home Sat-
urday, Mr. Bert Willis of Quincy COM
ing with him to spend the holiday,
returning to his home Monday night.
Stanley Elliot finished his labors
for John Mum Sunday evening and
went Monday to Hanover, N. H.,
where he has employment.
Mrs Agnes Cross is visiting her
daughter Ruth in New York City
Mrs C C Titus returned from
Woodsville last week.
Mr. and Mrs Clayton Gilbert of
Hanover, who have been enjoying an
automobile trip through the White
Mountains, are spending a few days
with w E Chapman and family.
Berne Titus of Woodsville visited
his mother Mrs C C Titus, Sunday.
Elizabeth Whitcher went Friday to
make her home with her father in
Wilder.
Misses Abbie and Anna Porter
spent Sunday with their sister, Elsie
Porter in Post Mills.
Elmer Still and his father Eugene
Still were in Woodstock Monday on
business.
FRANKLIN Trussell finished work at
the Lake Morey creamery last Satur-
day night and Harry Magoon of Top
sham is the new employee.
Mrs Bancroft of Mortified has
been visiting her father, Mr. Huber.
Story Melvin, who was taken sud-
denly ill last Wednesday night, was
taken to the hospital Thursday even
ing. He was accompanied by Earl
and Lee Andrews.
Mrs Piper and Mrs Melvin spent
the day Sunday in Lyme.
Several from this place were in
Bradford to attend court proceed
ings last Friday and Saturday.
Marion Donahue began teaching
school in Oxford, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Bailey and
daughters Madeline and Elder of
Woodsville, also Mrs Lyman Woods of
Bradford were guests at the home of
Earl Woods, Tuesday.
Lawyers Darling of Chelsea and
Hastings of Bradford were in the
place on business recently.
1t is rumored that Elmer Still has
sold his home and shop here and is
soon to move out of town.
Mrs Hattie Myers of Springfield,
Mass, who has been spending her
vacation with her brother Edgar
Chase, returned home last Saturday.
Miss Elsie Chase accompanied her and
spent the holiday in Springfield, |
where she will teach.
Mr. j E Richardson of st. Adams is
visiting his cousin Elmer Still. He
will take his aunt Mrs F M Anderson
home with him for a few weeks
visit.
School began Tuesday with Mrs
William Rutledge and Miss Water
man as teachers.
Mr. and Mrs ] E Andrews and Mrs
Story Melvin were in Hanover one
day last week to see Mr. Melvin.
Harold Adams and Fred Stone of
R. I. and Bada Lind of
r. /. were weekend
guests at the home of Guy Adams.
Mrs Pauline Ladeau, who has been
visiting in Worcester, Mass, return
ed home, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Andrews and Mrs
Melvin were at Hanover hospital,
to see Mr. Andrews.
Miss Beatrice Lovejoy of Worces-
ter, Mass. is spending her vacation
with her aunt, Mrs Guy Adams.
Mrs William Clogston entertained
her uncle Rev. T o Harlow and wife
Of Medford, Mass. and Mrs G w CARR
Teton of Bradford, last week.
William Clogston's sister, Mrs E l.
Eastman and party of Lebanon, N. H.
we're visitors in the place the first of
the week.
Clinton Adams and wife, Mrs Guy
Adams, Miss Beatrice Lovejoy and s,
Mrs Ladeau motored to Lyme Tues
lay and to White River Junction,
Wednesday.
Mr. A M Smith of White River
Junction and son visited his brother,
William Smith, Tuesday and We'd
lesday.
Mr. and Mrs w H Clogston spent
labor Day with H A Clogston at
Union Village,
SOTTTH FAJRTEE