The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1889-09-13
: Adjoining Towns !.
Newbury.

NeWbury.
Score one for pure democracy. and
add one to the democratic minority ~
1910. He put In All appearance early
Monday morn, the 9th, inst, weight
9l-2 pounds, and Is the sole property
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Clarence knight.
A. j. Burbank is visiting at K. G.
Stocker's.
An unusually large number of peo-
ple attended the St. Johnsbury fair
this week. The attractions are unus-
ual.
Miss Matte Chambcrlin will teach
the fall term of school at the Ok bow,
beginning next Monday. Miss Cham
berlin has taught in this school before
and the district is fortunate to secure
the services of such an accomplished
teacher.
District No. y, the lime kiln, can
now boast one Of the best school
houses in town, having enlarged, thor
oughly repaired and newly furnished
the old school house at an expense OF
nearly 800, and with Miss Lizzie Park
for teacher, No. ~ must rank among
the first schools in town.
Supervisor Goodhue held an exam.
ination of teachers in the Seminary on
Saturday, there being several candi-
dates present.
George d. Johnson and family left
here for their home in Hartford, Conn.,,
on Tuesday morning.
The Town House under the direc.
ton of the selectmen Is being thor
oughly repaired, j. e. Currier having
charge of the work.
The Ryegate fair has come to stay,
their second effort begins Wednesday,
Sept. 25th, and lasts two days. They
are out with neat program and when
these sturdy Scotchmen give their
whole attention to anything, its sue
cess from the word go. Everyone
who attended their fair last year spoke
Of it in the highest terms and they will
draw large number OF people from
this section.
1t is reported that Mr.. George of
Hotel Brunswick fame, Woodsville,
has leased or purchased Montebello.
like" will make business jingle whef-
ever he goes.
The friends of both parties will be
glad to learn that the long, unpleasant,
uncalled for and very expensive law
suit between A. A. Olmsted and Geo.
n. Abbott of South Newbury relative
to a water f1owage case has been final
ly settled. If Olmsted and Abbott
I should get together and carefully and
candidly compare notes they would
publish bulletin which would read
like this: Legal fraternity, $4,000;
Olmsted and Abbott fraternity, 00O.01.
We, however, understand Olmsted
continues business at the old stand
Mrs. H. Keyes and family are spend
ing few days in the mountains, max
ing jackson, n; H., their headquarters.
We noticed in the Bradford locals
that our friend L. Wallace Dickey, for
several years the est. Johnsbury crack
er man." was home for the purpose of
selling his real estate and personal
property, preparatory to going South
permanently. Mr.. Dickey's many
friends will regret that they will no
more receive his always pleasant busi-
ness calls, and will wish him and his
full measure of prosperity and health.
A. w. Silsby OF Northampton, Mass.
was in town tor few days early IN
the week.
Messrs. T. G. Reyes and James B
Hale are in Boston this week purchas7
ing their fall stock of goods.
In September 1764, the Congrega-
tional church in Newbury was organic
ed. Rev. Mr.. Bates the pastor, has
signified his intention to preach his
torical sermon the last Sunday in this
month, giving summary history of
the church during the l25 years of its
existence. This historical discourse
will be valuable addition to the an
nails of NewDury.
Married at the residence of John P.
Garland, on Tuesday eve, the 10th
inst, by Rev. S. L. Bates, Herbert NJ.
Sanborn of Topsham, VT, and Miss
Ella J. Boutwell, of Newbury Centre. /