The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-02-26
. Adjoining Towns .
NeWbury.


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mail 3.28 p. m. night mail, 2.oS M. accommoda
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CHURCHES.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Services 1870 a M. followed by Sunday school,
egular weekly prayer meeting Thursday Meet
ng Of the Society of Christian Endeavor, Sunday eve
followed by prayer meeting. Communion service the
FIRST Sunday of each alternate month, beginning with
anuary.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday services, 10. 80 "a m, followed by Sunday
school, Young peoples prayer meeting Monday eve
ning. Glass meeting Thursday evening.
Rev. THos. TREvILLIAN, Pastor.
PEOPLES FREE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday service TO- go a. m, 1870 p. Prayer
NJ ting Sunday. Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
Rev. C. H. HOLT, Pastor.
Union meeting house and Town House supplied by
Rev. T. Trevillian and Congregational ministers Of
neighboring churches.
Village Library Association open Saturday afternoons
CHARLOTTE ATKINSON. Librarian.
e. w. Cunningham of Bradford
Academy has handed in solution of
the problem in the Newbury column
in the Feb. 18th number the OPINION.
Let others do the same and full pub
lication of the right solution will be
made in due time.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the first entertainment given in
the new Opera House at Woodsville
last Friday evening. Judging from
the reports the troupe must have been
fresh from Howard's in Boston,.
We sincerely hope that no Newbury
subscribers name will appear in the
OPINIONS delinquents.
Mr.. Arthur Bryant of the Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Conn, who
was called home on account of the Ill
ness of his father, Rev. Geo. N. Bry-
ant, returned to his college Saturday
morning, Mr.. Bryant being much i'm
proved. Mrs. Bryant is now having a
struggle with the same sort of grippe.
Frank Taicy came near having a
fatal accident on Monday, drawing ice
from Harriman's pond to G. M. Kim
balPs, by some accident getting under
the sled on saw mill hill and being
dragged from VIM. Stevens house TO
Mr.. Howland's, about one-fourth of
mile. No bones were broken.
The creamery ice house is well filled
with No. l quality of ice from Har
riman's pond
The auditors met at the poor farm
last week and found things in good
condition.
But very little stir has been made
about town meeting.
Answer to the problem given in the |
Newbury items of the OPINION. The
number of rails require to enclose
square field of equal number Of acres
is II .440. The enclosed being 58,080
feet Cor 1910 lengths) square, thus
equals n .440 acres.
N. B. PERKINS,
Wells River.
Also E. N. Lovewell of South Cor
inth, has the same solution.
Another old citizen has joined the
majority. Cyrus Rowland died at his
home in this village Tuesday p. m.
Mr.. Rowland was born at Sugar Hill
in the town Of Lisbon, N. H., Deem
Der 25th, 1916. He was married in
that town Sept. 18th, 1910, to Evelina
Bishop Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland NOV
ed to Newbury in the spring of 1915,
and have lived here ever since. Mr..
Rowland has been an industrious,
hard working man all his life, the last
few years of which he has been inca
pactated from manual labor by lame
ness, caused by rheumatism. The last
of his life Mr.. Rowland devoted much
of the time to prayer, contemplating
the speedily approaching change with
pleasure. His last INELIGIBLE words
were 'tsave us all in heaven" A
worthy ending of long life, His
faithful wife has been spared health
and strength to kindly minister to his
wants during his invalid years and
during the long period of his last sick
ness. The funeral was Thursday p. m.
Without doubt the closing exercises
at the Seminary which take place this
evening will be in advance of anything
previously enjoyed by our people.
The program is an exceptionally good
one.
States attorney Pickett came up
from Bradford, Monday, assessed
landlord Sawyer $3.50, and there isn't
anything so very funny about it either.
John Perkins was also assessed about ,
SIG for his pugilistic proclivities.
The primary department at the Sem
mary under the instruction of Miss
Farris winds up the winter term on
Thursday. The declarations, recita- t
lions and singing of the little ones al :
ways entertains. Full particulars CIV c
en- next week.
Notice. a
Having been appointed administrator of
the estate of the late L. C. Stocker. here -,
by give notice that will meet all persons /
having unsettled book accounts with the
SAID f. c. Stocker, at Suckers shop on q
March 9Th. and on Saturday. h
March 18th, from o'clock a. M, to ~ NJ,
from until 8 and from 8 until O'Clock D.
M, for the settlement of the same.
HORACE w. BAILEY. Y