The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-10-02

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NIFTY Nowbury. M
DIRECTORY.
Going south. Mail train. 1907 Z. a., ac,ommoda.
~ ,..o a m: way freight $3.50 nj stock train
Trains going north; accommodation. ESQ a, A.,
uii. $40 p. m; night mail. sss 4 n. accommoda.
r. MI way freight = A. 70 a. p s,.o, .,c,
.' Close SOUTH as W. sa:.v s. ss,. rs
CHURCHES.
FIRST coNoxscAnoNAL. t
Services 1890 o. w., followed by Sunday school.
Regular weekly prayer meeting Thursday eve. Meet.
M Of the Society oChristian Endeavor, Sunday eve,
cllovsd ~ prayer. meeting. Communion service the
nrst sunday ofeach alternate month, beginning with
!. Rev. JOHN l.. MERRILL, Pastor
N nErHaRlsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday. services, 1890 q. m, followed by Sunday
chool Young peoples prayer meeting Monday eve
Class meeting gsa Tssy ' Tsav,.s p.,o,
peoples rRES CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
: Sunday service ,o;so 4. m; S.se ?. m. PRAYER
M V7T' Rev. C. H. HsLr, Pastor.
HRx. II Trsilliau and Congregational ministers Of
village plS{ Aseoc1ah4on open Saturoay afternoons
CaAnL rs ATKINSON, Librarian.
Mrs. Jacob Won ben has purchased
from the Black Modltain Granite Co.,
of Haverhill, a flhe monument of
the sarcophagus style and the same has
been placed in the Worthen lot at the
north end of the Doe addition to our
village cemetery. X -
Judge S. M. Gleason e Th9tford
/ Centre was in town Fridav. the 25th,
arranging for the settlement Of the es-
tate Of the late Edwaf II Dean.
The Wells RiveIH boys came dow,
Friday to play hl2l} with our home
team, score 10 I is in favor of the
home team. IA.
! sFridsx and Saturday iof.this week
z witnesseth The fair at iHaverhill Cor
,ner. A first class program has beer
provided and there issnO reason why
everything will not 60 off with snap
I'VE are glad to report that Jonathan
Campbell who has been confined to hi
bed Tor eight weeks is gradually gain
ing strength and will soon be on tn
\ street again. ~ ss8 Z z
r. w. Chamberlin and family en-
loved carriage trip to the mountains
last week in company with Capt. r. ,
and Mrs. Chamberlin Of Bradford.
Our photographers studio is now
completed and open for public inspec-
t;on and patronage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corliss have taken paine and been to
on;te an EXPENSE in making prepare
tT,ons for their business. An examina-
ton of their work Will convince any
one that they are masters OF the pro.
fession. 81 & 8 Es 3
Many of our summer boarders and
residents have turned homeward and
ere long our streets will be quiet as
usual. Newbury village has enjoyed
an unusually large number of boarders
this season, which fact ought to .en-
courage summer hotel project.
" u Mrs., R G, Witherspoon haa ,sold her
to Mrs. Cowan, mother Of the late DR..
w. s. Cowan.
The recently fitted rooms will be oc-.
cupied By druggist StetsOn sometime
in October. Mr.. Stetson has made
MANY friends since he came to this vii
lage and everyone will wish him much
in his new quarters.
Mrs. Lucinda Buxton left here Sat
urday for, few weeks visit with her
son, DIR. j. F. Buxton, at Paola, Kan
ERs.
Hon. A. B. Woodwork of Concord,
bnb Of the proprietors of the Moosllauke
|pbperty, was in town this week. In
on the subject, Mr.. Wood
North says that the most feasible route
Dr. railroad on to Moosilauke is a
IL road from Warren Summit. This
Conceded by all who nave looked IN
the matter to be really the thing to
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