The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-05-27
. Adjoining Towns .
NaWDurY.

NeWbury.
D. P. Kimball has sold his home
Mace. better known as the Edward
Hale residence, to Charles Francis
Darling, son-in law of Richard Doe.
The Montebello syndicate will sell
all the furniture and household goods
at Monticello, Wednesday, June oth
The Newbury village creamery, start
ed business on Tuesday, the 24th inst
Hon. Z. M. Manson of Island Pond,
Hon. f. d. Hale of Lunenburgh, can
didate for State Auditor, and A. A.
Olmsted, ESQ of South Newbury, are
commissioners on the estate of the late
DR.. Cutting.
Prof. Wentworth gave very inter-
estinp reading entertainment in the MI.
e church on Monday evening.
F.E. Kimbal has just unloaded an
other car of Western horses.
TIC. Keyes is in Boston this, week
buying his summer stock of goods.
We are glad to report the improved
condition of Andrew RenfreW, Esq.
His many friends will rejoice and be
glad to welcome him ON our streets
again.
Some how some of the items in the
Newburv column last week got sadly
mixed.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the preaching of the Baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. j L. Merrill, in Semi
nary hall, next Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock.
A fall of snow in this section and
many miles to the south of here is an
unusual occurrence to record May 20 II.
Col. Preston Post has issued the fol-
lowing order and program for Memo
rial Day:
In conformity with custom and the regu-
lations of our order, the cemeteries Wlthln
the limits of this Post will be visited and
the graves of deceased comrades decorated
by details from the Post as follows: West
Newbury by Comrade j. q. Johnston at
$50 a. M. Town House by Comrade Daniel
Taisey OF $50; jefferson Hill by Comrade
stephen Putnam at y; Bolt0nyllle d 9y Com
Comrade j. A. George a, s.; Whitelaw,s by
Comrade A. M. Whitelaw at s; South Rye
gate by COmrade [. l.. Welch at 3; w. Rye
gate by Comrade George Weber at $50;
Ryegate by Comrade p. l.. Sargent at y;
Groton by Comrade A. NJ. Heath. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all soldiers
and sailors of the Rebellion to unite with
us in honoring the memory of our deceased
comrades. The Post and w. X. Z. VIII
meet at Newbury at II o'clock, where re-
freshments will be furnished to soldiers
and their families by the ladies of Newbury:
At one O'Clock p. m, the procession Will
form on the common, under direction OF
the marshal and march to the cemetery,
where the G. A. K. Memorial services will
be held, cOunter-marching to seminary
Hall for the indoor services. President OF
the day, Horace w. Bailey; marshal, +. Il.
KimbaIl: Commander, W. II. GoOdwin;
Adit,, s. l.. ID. GoOdale. Following is the
Seminary Hall program;
Singing. Star Spangled Banner.
PRAYER, Rev. j. l.. Merrill.
Singing, Marching Through Georgia.
Words of Welcome to the Post, by the
President of the day.
Singing, Tenting on the Old Camp Ground.
Address, A. o. Gates.
Singing, America.
Benediction, Rev. A. G.. Austin.
We take the liberty to say that the
ladies of this vicinity intend to feed
not only soldiers and their families,
but all visitors who come to see us,
and it is hoped that everyone will come
and bring all their relatives.
Mrs. j. II. Wilson and daughter,
Jean B., of Spring City, Tenn, are at
Mr.. Bachop's.
The selectmen have repaired the
slaughter house bridge. A good stone
abutment bridge in that place would
be profitable for the town.
Six thousand pounds of milk was
the record for the second days receipts |
of milk at the village creamery.
SEMINARY NOTES.
j. f. Farrell 81 has been elected |
secretary and treasurer of the board of |
trade at Newport.-The children have
been invited to march in the Memorial |
professions. All parents are request
ed to allow their children to go.-The |
school board have decided to dIscon-
tinue the primary department until the
fall term.-The class of '94haye chosen
blue and white for their class color
The public examinations will be in the |
principals room Wednesday, in Miss
Ford's room Observation-Disclosures the |
Baccalaureate sermon. Sunday, May
goth. All will be welcome.-Three of
the young ladies of the Seminary, by
request, spoke at an entertainment in
Woodsville, May oath.