The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-06-30
FAIRLEE.

Dancing at the Lake MOfey CaSlho
4th of July, afternoon and evening.
Town Han, Tues. Eve, July A. rip
Van Winkle," featuring Thomas JET
ferson, the famous star. Come and
bring the little folks.
Rev. and Mrs E L M Barnes,
Damon and Elizabeth, also Mrs
Humphrey and Mrs Chase attended
the Methodist Rally at Thetford Cen
ter Friday of last week.
The Blues won in the Sunday
school contest which was recently
completed. In honor of the victory
the Reds invite the Blues to social,
which will be held at the Town
Hall on Wednesday evening, July
9Th. Entertainment and refreshments
will be provided for all members OF
the Sunday School who during the
last six months have hada part in
the contest A good tue is assured.
Rosina Mum and two guests were
entertained by Ruth Ware, Wednes-
day evening.
In Sunday school last Sunday a
letter was read from Mrs Anna
Titus, stating that her two sons,
Clifford and Lawrence, who have
been operated on at Hanover hos
pital were doing nicely. Hurry up
boys and get home for the picnic
next Wednesday.
Rev. E L M Barnes preached at
West Fairlee Center last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Harlow spent Sunday in Lyme
with her daughter, Mrs Follansby.
Mrs Harry Magoon is visiting her
aunt, Mrs Earl Woods.
Monday evening at eight o'clock
several neighbors and friends gather
ed at the home of George Smith and
from there proceeded to the new
home of their son Guy, to give the
young couple a hearty welcome and
old fashioned house warming, but
as Guys house is only built for two
instead of 40, the crowd was invited
over to George Smiths again where
the were delightfully."- entertained by
the newly organized orchestra. Ice
cream and cake was served during
the evening Mr. and Mrs Guy Smith
were the recipients of some very
useful and ornamental presents and
they have the best wishes of the
community for long and happy
married life.
Mrs c c Titus went Tuesday to
Woodsville to visit her son Berne.
Elsie Porter of Post Mills is en-
joying two weeks vacation at the
home of her parents.
Rev. E L M Barnes and family
spent the afternoon Saturday in
Hartland.
John Mum, with Ruth and Robert
Mum and M H Dean and son Earle,
went to Boston, Sunday and drove
home three cars Monday. They
brought Rosina Mum and two of
her classmates, Dora Mulberry and
Ethel Green back with them.
Mrs Melvin, Mrs Piper and Earl
Andrews were in Lyme, Monday
afternoon.
Mrs Still gave dinner party Tues
day evening to four guests in honor
of Mrs F M Anderson's 18th birth
day.
Good reports are received from
Henry Scruggs, who is at Woodsville
hospital. We hope for him a speedy
recovery.
The population of Fairlee increas-
ed speedily Wednesday,, when large
percentage of the camp girls ar
rived.
Mrs Earl Woods entertained Mr.
and Mrs Clarence Bodine of Bellows
Falls. Sunday.
The meeting held by the Public
Service Commission Tuesday morning
was we'll attended by the public and
their attorneys, also by the railroad
officials. After the examination of a
few witnesses it was decided that a
wig-wag signal be installed at the
bridge hill crossing.
Town Hall, Fri. Eve, June 80. "Ex-
perience," one of the seasons big
pictures, every actor a star.