The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-02-10
FAIRLEE.
Norman Kerry i'm "PrOxies." A very
strong play, Fairlee, Feb. 10.

STRONG Dldys FdlTIets rev. IUs
A play in three acts "The Farmer
ette,' will be presented by the N. S.
Club Feb 18th at the hall Admis-
sion: Adults 4Oc, children zoe. This
is to be given for the benefit of the
pastors salary.
meeting of Congregational ministers
at White River Junction last Mon
day. This is one of series of
group meetings held throughout the
State.
On Tuesday Mr. Barnes visited his
son Damon, who is in school at
Montpelier Seminary. o
Mr. and Mrs Fred Howe returned
home from Boston and vicinity, Fri
day.
Mrs Fred Howe and Gladys Howe
were in st. Johnsbury, Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs F A Dennis and Mrs
Earl Woods were in Bradford last
Thursday.
Miss Greene was called to her
home in Newbury Friday by the i'll
ness of her mother.
Leslie Moore came home from
Montpelier Seminary last week ex-
pecting to spend mumpsy time at
home.
Mrs Earl Woods spent last Satur-
day at the home of James Rouhan in
Bradford.
Mrs Frank Cove of Bradford visit
ed her mother Mrs Julia Paine one
day last week.
Rumor has it that Martin Grady
has purchased an inexpensive driving
horse of Charles Pike. For further
information ask Louis Simmons.
Mrs Ernest Humphrey has finished
her work as nurse at Martin Grady's
and is visiting friends in Lockmere.
Mrs Jennie Currier was in Hanover
Thursday to see s1er sister, who is
patient at the hospital there.
Hermie Daniels of Barton is visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Chase.
Mr. Sherry is back on his job with
Mr. Scruggs after enjoying two
weeks vacation spent with relatives
in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs Chauncey Currier and
Mr. and Mrs Earl Woods were in
Bradford Friday to attend the Bath
Alton Currier visited his aunt at
Hanover hospital Saturday, and at
tended the basket ball game at
Dartmouth.
Hazel Hutchinson of North Tibet
ford visited Ruth Mum at her
school, Tuesday.
Mrs William Chapman is steadily
improving and sits up a part of the
day now.
The Rondo met last week at An
drews' camp with Mrs Earl Andrews.
Mrs Follansby of North Thetford
visited her mother Mrs Harlow,
Tuesday afternoon.
Ruby Bradley was in Bradford,
Saturday
The Grange dance at the hall We'd
nesday evening reminded us of the
good times we enjoyed a year ago,
when the band held dances every
two weeks.
George Grant of Lyme visited his
mother Mrs Story Melvin, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs E F Dudley were in
Lebanon on business last week. Thurs
day.
Mrs Senter visited friends in Ely
last week Thursday.
Deacon Spencer and Mrs Clayton
Gilbert of Hanover, N. H. spent the
day Monday with Mrs C C Titus.
Mr. and Mrs Perley Norris of Brad
ford visited at William Porter's,
Sunday
We are told that Story Melvin en-
joyed couple of days vacation from
fishing and worked for S F Darling
Saturday and Monday.
Clinton Adams left Monday for
Pawtucket, R. l. where he has en-
ployment.
The town auditors met Monday to
audit the town officers accounts.
William Phillips and daughter
Laura were in Montpelier, Tuesday.
Do you hear wedding bells ringing?
Anyway Reginald Mum is enjoying
a weeks vacation from his duties at
the store, also we noticed that little
car built for' two going southwark
with two CD in it, and as Reginald
has been laying in supply of S1.S5
sheets the general public is looking
for a return of that marriage license
Darling" took out months ago when
he was trying to get up sufficient
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one of Orfordville's popular young
ladies'
Elmer Still was in White River
junction on business one day last
week.
Mr. George Flanders and Mrs Gray
from No. Haverhill visited at VIM.
Porter's Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Davis of Bradford visited at
the home of w E Albee, Wednesday,
Fairlee public library has just
been the recipient of the following
new books: The Ivory Trail, Talbot
Mupdy; Penrod, Booth Harrington;
Jeremy, Hugh Walpole; The Haunted
Bookshop, Christopher Morley; The
New Poetry: Theodore Rnnsevelt,s