The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1891-12-25

Newbury.
DIRECTORY.

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pInr maven eet;"S Tbpsdav svs Meet
ing cf the Society q Christian Endeavof, Sunday eve
ollcwed by prayer meeting Communion service i1s
amt snu Srnoay o. Gao" '''''"''' "'" ''S"'s "'
Rev. JoHs L. MERRILL. Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
1917 vc~ns nconl.s praver NESTING Monday ave-.
nAs Class meeting Thursday evening, p
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.ise, Sunday. Wdnesday and Friday evenings.
Kew. {. n. HOLT Pastor.
Un'cn ms:nR house :. .nd Town Hou:s supplied by
ss;shborine churches. - '' ''''''''''' y
village Library Association open Saturday afternoons
at ne Congregational church p,!or.:
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A merry CHRISTMAS ana q
NJ w. - III a
AoPPy AZ" cal w Oh 'iio Ao"e'
ers IF the Newburv column.
lnls lsa season OF goo9 CHEER ana
glit making. Ihat klhd OF giving
wnere you pass over tne gli1 WIN one
hand, az the same Time noidlng Out the
otner 70 receivea present PACK OF equai
VAI0G. HIS lS lnOocO Jne nOSJ nunV
cnlio OF Dehev0ience. Inc cniloren
ana the poor snouid De remembered.
10 give When there Is no expectation
or receiving, 10 maze some one happi-
er, IS the true spirit or the season we
celebrate.
GOOD WORK.
M 1A1 of tha acts and r.solvas of
the general assembly If the state of
Vermont for the year 1890 is can act
to incorporate the home for friendless
women.b with Mrs. Frederick BILLINGS
Of Woodstock as nresident with onnm.
her If Vermont,s most liberal and nro.
gressive women as trustees. Mrs. M.
E. Bell of Morrisyille, one of the d.
rectors, has been in this section solicit.
ing funds for the basis of operations.
The subscription list is headed by such
prominent Vermonters as Col. Hooker,
Governor Page and Fletcher d. Proc
tor with 500 opposite their names.
Mrs. Bell is thoroughly interested in
her work. and her work is of that high
order of philanthropy that commends
her to every grade of society. To do
something to better the life and re-
claim the character Of friendless and
fallen women is work to be proud of.
The only deplorable circumstance con-
neeted with the scheme is the fact that
tDere are -allen ana Irlendies' women
W ~ rec'alneo. MRS. pen mas oeen
o,r naonle as Is alwavs the;r a rysto anu
lave resnonded ~ Ms RaiTs sni;c;to'
ions cheerfnllv
Ne.nr Ds.u.
newell !; i h'.;,s:l - cutting .lnDer
y 49,. r1p sh,nh s ~ snng cus pine Tree
hn,dred and one feet lone IRIS ;s
annroach;nr California ,nmRar
..as =. ~ -
~ s1oI .eHUla Iva mas ,,auo ~ ;nu VI
when Eighteen horses were shod ali
round in Ave honrs.
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a mi1a ~ 'a1 T"asasv "t ~ iI+,, Di ;uat
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lun T was , I eal =. VIC aow w d,o uase
oh nuesGay' lTe ~ M ,HHs, ~ o;ooA
:; ~ i,o mos r.s "a rnors o " ana arj
. ne I nc 81 mas ~ yoai y. 80 "n4
v win Ia, ~ VIZ '.;4;aens oo ~ many ~
Jul oiuo' oi.'Ao
.;ah ne =. oe IN hni, M sInoJ oaJuy Gu So
~ 'no nan 'io'u"y evening.
The Newbury correspondent Will be
pleased to receive ana forward sub
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1ouIna. anu nenom .s, niilol, 1iuo
uins TUES q" b, WIZ o oe. oonsluela
tlo Hno na a;.;n eA.la ooPles VI
JUG no ni eui.;on ~ 'ne Urinios
WIZ e t .anen ~ .. on,s omoe, Mlou hui
'a.os tnas .ne yeH.u. ~. .he' MIN JIG ap-
pio'ai "a p0opi0 AZ 'nis Seo'ion
Quite good number OF our music
ally lncllrcd people attended the grand