The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26
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NeWbury.

Newbury.
Lucia Wallace, relic of the late John
Wallace, died ut the home or her son,
James Wallace, on Saturday last aged
SO years. She was the mother of ten
children and woman highly respected
by a large number of friends and low
ed by her relatives. Her funeral was
on Monday, Rev. S. l.. Bates officiat-
ing.
The PiermOnt nine came up on Sat
urday to play with the Seminary nine.
Both departments of our village
school were closed on Tuesday during
the funeral services of Mabel, young
est daughter of Mrs. Nelson Bailey.
C. E. Hornberger, our new druggist,
is now fully established for business in
the Newbury house and will be pleas
ed to attend to the wants of his GUS
toners. Mr.. H. is young, active
man fully up to the times, having mad
MANY wears experience he win no
doubt please his new friends and pat
rons.
Don't forget the meeting of the
board of civil authority in town clerks
Office next Friday, Nov. I'd, at 10
O'Clock. And see to it that your name
is on the check list. Presidential cleo
ton is close upon lis.
&C Day Of Warren, N. H., pleas
ed his many friends by a short visit
the first of the week. He has purchase
ed house and built harness shop
this summer. This speaks well for
Charles.
Bailey Il Co., sold car load Of meal
at the railroad station last Friday for
$1.2O per hundred and they will UNI
load another car on Saturday selling
at the same price, every bag of the
last car being taken at the depot.
The Orange County Teachers Insti-
tute at Wells River, Oct. 31st and Nov.
LIST and I'd, promises to be one of the
best ever held in this county. AS the
law provides for the attendance OF
teachers without loss of time it is ex-
pected they will attend at least two
DAYS Of the convention. These Insti-
tutes are under the supervision of Hon.
Justus Dart, State Supt. For full
particulars address our town superin-
tendent, E. W. Goodhue, South New
bury, who has charge of providing en-
tertainment for all who attend.
r. Does auction which was looked
for Wednesday was adjourned until
Friday on account of rain.
d. and Mrs. Kimball returned
from their Western trip Saturday eve.
The Boston excursion this week
takes quite number Of our people.
Among the number are Mr.. and Mrs.
D. M. Bond and son, Mrs. VIM. Good.
win and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Avery and daughter, M. j. Avery and
wife, Mrs. E. P. Keyes, Miss H. E.
Keyes, L. W. McAllister and Miss Mat
tie, Mrs. r. Lang, Mrs. 0. G. Barnett,
j. G. Leavitt, F. P. Wells, Mrs. L.
Owen, Miss M. j. Bachop, Will and
George Meserve, Geo. and Mrs. Saw
yer, S. L. Swasey, Jackson Randall,
Mrs. DR.. Atkinson, Miss Maggie Law
rie.
& The Advents still continue their
no til4Ss At the o.. bow school house
and safe getting up quite revival.
Every effort to make the community
better will receive the endorsement of
all good people. On Wednesday eve
they went to Newbury Centre to hold
a meeting. That's good field of la
Dor.
u. j. Smith who was recently burn
ed out at South Newbury will have
the timber ON the ground in a few
days for a new set of buildings, S. d.
Gage of Bradford contractor.
Judge Bailey visits Montpelier this
week.
o. Y. Ford, chairman of the execu-
tive committee on village improve
ments, has been working on the COM
mon preparing and seeding down the
part that was plowed up.
At Pixies Station on Wednesday eve,
Oct. 18th, at the residence of the brides
Mrs. 0. G. Temple, her young
est daughter, Maude, was united in
marriage with John w. Belcher.
The newly married couple have
The best wishes Of their friends in
this vicinity. II u
Oysters, lemons, pears, grapes and
full line of o. l.. Kinds warranted
axes. Littieton and Plymouth gloves
and mittens at Bailey's store.