The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-06-12

VIM. IT,. $50; Bailey George, $50
Baldwin, Lucinda c., $2e7 80; Bald
win, Harmon r., $l49; Baldwin Eras
tus. S54l ,35; Brock Horatio estate
Sl0l 40; Brock, VIM. Wallace, $S7 20
Chamberlain, Geo. w. n Horace f..
Sl07 50; Cole JANET, 500; Deming 4
Learned, S62 25; Dening. f. and wife
Sl44,92; hoe Richard, $200.94; East
man. Augusta b $50; Ford, Dan Y.
5000; Gardner Agnes, 500; Gibson
Hugh g., $40: Goddard, Julia AND
Jesse A, and Maurice Goddard's es.
tate, $50; Greer, Alex n wife, $4,000
Hale. Emma W., $l25.35; Hall, Robt
j., $5S; Heath, Hannah Il John, S67 20;
Henderson Charles estate, $5S; Hen
derson. ID. T., SOL 81; Hibbard, Ezekiel
b., $40; Keyes, Thomas c., 1902
Reyes, Mrs. Thos. c., $65; Reyes,
Anna E., 5000; Keyes Hattie, 5000;
Kimball, M. L. Il G. NJ, $76.S5; Kim
ball, ID. p. Il F. E 1888; Lang James,
S54 80; Lang. Robt., $50.S7; Lawrie,
James b n wife, sl25.1 10; Leslie Geo.
trustee, $50; Leslie, Chas. b SOS. AS ;
McAllister, Clarence II. " JANET, $77 ;
Moore, l.. b., $5S; Morse, Mann &
Cummings, $50; Mulliken Adney and
Mulliken Il Davis, $ll2 20; Page Sam
uel, $50; Peach, S. S., $77.66; Shedd,
VIM. r., 1888 .25; Shedd, VIM II. truS-
tee, $64; Silsby. w. II. Il Silsby Il
Knight, $73; Smith John, $780, Smith,
j. j., $l03.13; Swasey George, $3.50;
Swasey, S. L., $1,000; Watkins, E. V.
estate, $3.50; Watkins, Emily S., $50;
Worthen, Iren r., S5S
Died on Jefferson hill, Newbury,
May %, 1891, of consumption, Emma
Irene, only daughter of Henry f. and
Clara r. Randall, aged IS years, 7
months, and 20 days. Miss Randall
was very cstimable Young lady, en-
dowed with more than ordinary capa-
cities, so graceful in form, affable in
manners and genial in disposition.
She won the friendship of ali she be-
came acquainted with. She will be
greatly missed not only in the family
but by very!large circle of friends and
Mr. and Mrs. Randall
have the heart felt sympathy of the
whole community.
We are glad to note that the Woods
vile Weekly News has adopted the
plan inaugurated by the Argus and
Patriot, and commenced booming Ver-
mont towns and we are also glad that
the village of Newbury opened the
boom. The June 9Th issue of the above
paper had full page devoted to our
business men and institutions, especial
ly interesting was the comprehensive
sketch Of Newbury Seminary from its
infancy in 1884 to the present time.
The Woodsville paper is we'll edited
by F. W. Bittinger and is neatly
printed sheet. The article on New
bury Seminary will soon be reproduce
I'd in the OPINION, believing it will be
IF great interest to hundreds of read
,rs of this paper.
We are in receipt of neatly printed
catalogue of Bradford Academy, con-
aiming in addition to the matter usual.
y found in such work. a brief his
Dry of the Institution. Let the trus-
ees of our Seminary take notice.
The opening services after the re-
airs of the M. K. church will be held
of next week. Three SER
nons will be preached as follows: In
he morning at II O'Clock Rev. George
I. Bryant of the New Hampshire Con-
erence; at o'cl )ck D. m, Rev. L. P.
'ucker, pastor of the M E. church,
in the evening at O'Clock,
rev. E. G. Langford of Haverhill.
his will be red letter day in New
ury Methodism aud large attend.
nee is expected. The M. E. church
u this village is small, bnt composed
f men and women of the real old
Simon pure'' metal.
The Montebello syndicate have been
ortunate in securing as ''hOst and
ostess' for the season, Joseph and
IRIS. Sawyer of West Newbury. For
everal seasons they have entertained a
lrge number of summer .boarders at
heir farm residence, and consequently
yill bring with them many friends
nd a valuable experience. The bath
apartment is now in running order,
rom 80 to Is boarders can be accom-
Address all communications
, Joseph Saw!e r, Newbury, Vt.
Mrs. John Lindsey, surviving part
er of the firm of Ned A. Lindsey Il
o , died at her home, the Lancaster
louise. Lancaster, N. IT,, Tuesday eve
ing. the 9th inst. Funeral Thursday
2 o'clock p. IN.
In response to the petition signed by
.ndrew Nutter and 81 others PRAYING .
he selectmen to enlarge the village
urying ground, they met the petition
rs at the burying ground on Wednes-
az, June 10th, and after examining
he matter decided to and forthwith t
id purchase of Mr.. and Mrs. How l
nd the land south of and adjoining {
re present yard. This prompt action i
the selectmen is very cOmmendable.
E. Frank Bailey has been duly APP q
ointed fish warden for the town of t
ewbury, and it is much to be desired ,
the fish commissioners send fish for !
lis town that they will not be dump :
into Ryegate brooks, as was done
st YEAR Mr. Bailey is an expert in
III lore and is well posted in the law,
III will look after the matter in a