The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-03-11
. Adjoining Towns =
eWbury.
DIRECTORY.

CHURCHES.
fr FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Services 1910 a. M, followed by Sunday school
ocular weekly prayer meeting Thursday eve. Meet
ing of the Society OF Christian Endeavor Sunday eve
followed by PRAYER meeting. Communion service the
FIRST Sunday of each alternate month, beginning win
Rev. JOHN l.. MERRILL, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Sunday services, 10 80 a. m, followed by Sunday
school, Young peoples prayer meeting Monday eve
ming. Class meeting Thursday evening.
Rev. THos TREvILLIAN, Pastor.
PEOPLES FREE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Sunday service 10 go a. m, 100 p. M Prayer
m ting Sunday Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
Rev. c. H. II LIT, Pastor.
Union meeting house and Town House supplied by
Rev. T. 1revillian and Congregational ministers OF
neighborng churches.
Village Library Association open Saturday afternoons
at the Congre gationa church pr lors.
CHARLOTTE ATKINSON. Librarian.
From the selectmen's report read in
annual town meeting, we CLEAN the
following facts:
LIQUOR AGENTS ACCOUNT.
Stock on hand March l, 1892, S 54S A.
Cash g 50 20
Cash received for liquor sold, 1901 20
Making a total of $2l94 u
Stock Stock on hand March 1, 1891, S 575 80
Liquor purchased during year, 1l77 ~
Agents salary, 100 %
Making the sum of $1853 II
Leaving net profit of 1916 81
Expenses of highways exclusive OF Wells
River. S237S.37; amount of highway tax re-
ceiyed, 1851 %; one third OF Wells River
highway tax S249.6S, making expenses Ct
highways $537.47 more than the tax, which
Onr state school tax was S SOC "a
Our state tax, 1403 IS
Our county tax, 81 %
And we had to pay into the state treasury
S476 92 on account of our decrease OF popu-
lation (this is no compliment to NeWbury).
The town received for dog licenses, $1l77O,
and paid out for damages $3.50. Our
bonded debt is $4,000. All expenses of
town were $9369.92 The auditors report
gives the following named persons on the
Door farm:
Moses Morton, aged 80
John Tucker, 80
Ruth RaWSOn, 70
Eliza DowSe, "a
Mary Jewell, 56
Samuel Bishop, 56
Martha Dowse, A
Alfred j. Dow, aged 9 months
The cost per week for support of each i'll
mate was $2.7L
The following new books have been
added to the Newbury village library:
The Tsar and His People.
Japanese Girls and Women.
She Loved Sailor.
The Beads of TaSmar.
Stand Fast Craig Roy StOn.
Old Country Life.
SylVle and Bruno.
Flower de Hundred.
Dorothy Gray.
Marie A ntoinette, The end of the Old Regime
CitzeneSS Buonaparte.
The Wife of the Fist Consul.
The Court of Empress Josephine.
Happy Days of Marie Louise.
Marie Louise and Decadence of Empire.
Marie Louise, EIba and the Hundred Days
How the Other Half Lives.
Under the Trees
DOna Luz.
A Book of Nine Tales.
The Mischief of Monica.
Adopting an Abandoned Farm.
Home Life on an Ostrich Farm.
Donald Ross of Heimra.
Walford.
A King of Tyre.
Strangers and Wayfarers.
A Girl in the Karpathians.
Kristen.
Ascutney Street
Heavens Gate.
Nj. William Shedd has also kindly pre-
Sennted the library with several volumes.
Sunny Memories of Foreign Lands.
Pilgrimage of Adam and David.
Six Months in Italy, Vols.
Maiden Aunt.
The Lamplighter.
Ida May.
Mardi and A Voyage, Vols.
Lavengro.
f. E. Kimball has another car of
ply all customers at lowest market
prices.
There seems to be some interest over
the question of the union of the village
school districts and 4.
George Barnett moves into the house
recently occupied by M. A. Gale, and
will soon be domiciled under his own
vine and fig tree.
Remember the tax on your dogs, if
not paid on or before April LIST, will
cost you two dollars.
Alfred G. Garland is home for few
weeks vacation.
John Lord of Orange will preside at
the lumber mill of Silsby & Knight, as
has been his custom for several years.
Miss Blanche N. Bailey is visiting
friends in Lancaster this week.
Work has begun on the West New
bury branch of the creamery.
Don't forget that Miss Fairman, the
talented elocutionist, gives one of her
popular entertainments in the M. Z.
church this evening.
Remember the school meeting warned
by the selectmen in Seminary hall,
next Tuesday at 10 O'Clock a. m.
James Wallace has sold his Ephraim
Rowe farm to Calvin G.. Wheeler.
New republican flag poles have been
drawn on to the ground by Messrs.
Silsby g. Knight, and will be placed in
position as soon as the ground thaws.
East Thetford.
Miss Bertha Abbott of Olcott visited