The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-07-10
- Adjoining Towns =
NeWbury.

X Newbury.
0 Mrs. Irene +. WOrthen Is spending a few
weeks at Old Orchard Beach, Me.
X A. w. Silsby and wife and Miss Emily o
Mass, are In town for few
days.
al The remains of the late DR.. Harve,
Knight, accompanied by his wife and sOr
Ito, were brOugh to East Haverhil! FOL
terment. The burial services were helc
anG wese
pastor of the East Haverhill church, Off
/ciating. The DR.. died in Belleview, Fla.
n March 9th. He was the only son OF the
4 late Noses and Sarah p. Knight of this
4 place.
Elcena Bailey who has been with j. b.
Hale for q few months, has a permanent
situation In st. JOhnSbury.
Your correspondent in making menti0n
of the repairs on, and the re-Opening OF the
M. E. church, did not Intentionally omit
any of the essential facts connected there
with, and stands corrected BY the OPINION
item Of last week, and also by the Newbury
sweetened his reproof with a compliment
which is hereby acknowledged. The fact
is, no matter who paid for 1t or who did the
work, the interior of the Methodist church
. in this village presents to the public more
inviting appearance than at any time with
in the recollection Of your correspondent
We are grieved to chronicle the death of
which occurred at her home in Newbury
Centre on Tuesday. Mrs. Tewksbury has
been great sufferer for many months, but
has borne her sufferings with christian res
ignatiOn. She was brave, good woman,
and the community in which she has lived
and kind friend. Friends and neighbUrs
have kindly assisted in her care. but more
Especially has her every want been minis
tered to by a devoted husband and son, on
whom the loss Of wife and mother falls
heavily, and with whom the community
ympathize in their bereavement.
The Montebello Spring House and bath
Ing establishment is now open for the re-
kception of guests, either for board or baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer have had experience
in the line of entertaining summer boarders
and will we are pleased to say, do host and
hostess business to the general sa tisfactiOn
of their guests.
W. H. Worthen has branched out in the
livery stable business, having bought the
entire outfit of George A. Sawyer's stable,
with headquarters at the Sawyer House.
Morris A. Bailey has got into the meshes
of the matrimonial wheel and taken for
better or for worse Miss Ella Lupien.
Miss Belle Hibbard has just closed sue
cessful term Of school in the Ox-bOw dis
trict. Names of scholars who have not
been absent from time of enrolment; Alice
M. Barker, Elma Lupien, Eddie Lupien,
Lena Stebbins, Grace Richardson, Lulu
Orser.
Much needed improvements have been
going on at the railroad station, new and
convenient side tracks and an extended
platform following the remodeled depot, is
gratifying to our people.
j. F. McElrOy who is spending few
wi fod 70 1vy RI
q fine display of fireworks Monday evening.
The fireworks were let off from the lawn
of James b. Hale. The celebration was
given in honor Of Master John Hale Nc
Elroy who invited many of his young
friends, seats being provided on the lawn,
they as well as the older ones enjoying the
entertainment
We were glad to meet our old friend and
schoolmate, Prof. j.. L. Tucker, who is
home from his college in Newark, New
Jersey, for few weeks vacation. Ask
him about that GA delphi trip 70 Mepsil-
auke and see If he remembers the days of |
his youth.
SiXty-two years, II months and IA days, a
remarkable record, that is the length OF
time that the late Judge Ladd lived in one
house. We believe we are safe in saying
that no one living on the river road in this
town can show longer record, and Judge
Ladd was a young man of % years when
liz SAeCACN oiAio AoAA6 PSAAVu VI oOhCceiS
permanency.
Frank d. Bailey who has been in Sllshy
& Knights store for several months has
entered the employ of Q. A. Scott, express
man at WOodsville.
The Fourth passed off with the usual
midnight celebration. No accidents re-
ported. 9E
School at the Seminary will open the last
Monday in August. Mr.. French will be
assisted by full corps of competent teach
ers. Rooms for self board or boarding in
private families furnished by the pruden-
tial committee or the principal, E. E.
French During the past school year Mr.. |
French built our school beyond our expect
alton, his business and teachers depart
ments were drawing cards. For those de-
string a thorough teachers preparatory |
course, or for young men business educa-
ton our school offers inducements superior |
to any school in this section.
E. T. Ames, Montreal, p. O.; Clarence
and Lyman Wood, st. Johnsbury; Erastus
Baldwin and wife, Wells River; H. B. |
Stevens and wife and Mrs. l.. M. Peaslee,
G. E. Childs and wife, North
ampton, Mass; Nathaniel Bailey Of Haver-
hil1; John BigelOw and Frank Bigelow,
were among the out Of town peO-
ME who attended ,Judpe Ladd'S funeral