The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-08-21

Village Library Association open Saturday afternoon
At the CONGREGATIONAL church paTlors.
CnARLoTrE ATKINSON Librarian
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At the citizens meeting in the towl
clerks Office last Saturday evening
the pros and cons of raising funds tt
encourage d manufacturer OF shoes t.
locate here. T. G. Reyes, j. B. Hall
and VIM. II. Silsby We're chosen {
committee to further investigate the
matter.
r. E. Barnett, committee in district
No. s, is thoroughly repairing theil
school house in first class order ready
for the fall school.
A right sharp move will be made al
this sessiomOf the legislature to get the
Legislation to extend the burial lots in
the new grave yard addition. 1t may
not be wise to bring local matter be-
fore the legislature at this time. The
fact will remain all the same that pub.
lie good and necessity require all that
is asked for.
A. A. Chase of Stoneham, Mass.
and j. w. COwley and wife Of the
same place are the guests of Mrs.
Hutchins Bailey at the Centre. Mr..
Chase is wealthy retired merchant of
Stoneham, and Mr.. Cowley is treasur-
er Of the Morverick Oil Co of Boston.
Halls pond still continues to be a
favorite and popular resort for picnic
and camping parties.
Representative Ollnsled and post
master Silsby are celebrating in Ben
ningtOn this wees, accompanied by
selectman Chamberlain to keep order,
etc.
We deeply regret to note the very
low condition of Mrs. Vim. Carleton
of West Newbury, whose recovery at
last report was not considered posi-
BILE. She is being faithfully attended
by her son Dudley, and daughter, Mrs
Brock, Of st. Johnsbury.
We are glad to chronicle the fact
that New bury village his capacious,
convenient and well patronized water
ing trough. Also that the prudential
of the village district have
on the common a fountain full OF good
clean spring water, and pipes running
from the main acqueduct to the Semi
nary to supply fresh drinking water to
the pupils. One thing should certain
ly be attended to, viz There should
be built around the fountain fence
of some sort, and that too. Immediate
ly, or some family will mourn the loss
of little one, which would be calam-
ity worth while to prevent. Don't
wait.
The Newbury Seminary calendar
lust issued is model of neatness, and
shows excellent taste in the arrange
printers art
Ezra H. Baker Of Boston is the pur-
chaser of the Dow property on Pros
pect hill. We expect in due time to
see an elegant summer residence grace
this delightful spot.
Harvey Dean, Esq, of Washington,
executor of the will of the late Edward
Dean, is in this section attending to
business connected with the settlement
of his fathers estate.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave another very SUGGEST full
sOciable at their parlOrs last Friday
evening. Large numbers of friends
from Haverhill and elsewhere were in
1feudance. Over $65 was realized
receipts. On Wednesday eve-
bf this week fifty of our people
led the compliment by attending
lar entertainment at Haverhill.
!. E. L. Childs and Mrs. Brown
ed few days on the summit of
eilauke early in the week.
r. Watkins. r. w. Chamberlin,
By & knight, E. G. Stocker and E
Bailey have done praiseworthy
rk on the common, trimming out
8 paths. Let others follow in the
bod work.
Prin. E. E. French is enjoying a few
days outing in the wilds Of Maine be-
fore beginning his fall work. His
many friends will be glad to see him
at his old post again.
OUR FISH HATCHERY.
The Acts of the General Assembly
Of 1890, No. 81, Section l, reads: The
sum of two thousand four hundred
dollars is hereby appropriated for the
erection and equipment Of fish hatch {
cry and for its maintenance during the !
years 1891 and 1892.
0sAOu Wv no OpCuOu tuCAl CyCo w
the fact that it would be good scheme {
to induce the directors of the hatchery !
TO locate in their midst. Representa-
tive A. A. Olmsted invited the direct |;
Drs to examine springs near Wells
River village, for Wells River had one
great advantage over any other place
IN the east side of the Green Noun a
lain, viz, its railroad facilities made it t
| general and convenient shipping s
point. The directors came, pronounc- J
ID the springs of the best, Mr.. Bald !
win offering to bring additional springs i
II pure water to the hatchery from ad.
dining lands if necessary. We clip
he following item from the Vermont 7
Union in the Wells River items, Aug. 5
A; t
sThe directors of the state fish hatchery =
ave located the hatchery in ROxbury:
These directors came and viewed good