The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-01-29
% Adjoining Towns %
NeWbury.
DIRECTORY.

DIRECTORY.
Going south: Mail train 1911 a. m; accommoda
ion ras D. M; accommodation, us p. M; nisn
nail, I.so a. M way freight, 1890 a. m; stock tfsir
tMonday), oI5 a. m
Trains going north; accommodation, o.3a a. m.
mall 3.28 o. m; night mail. 2.e8 M; accommooa
W. H. Sissy, Station Agent
Mails close south, o.55 mails close, north, &c
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CHURCHEs.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
sx4v;ces 1oao a. m followed by Sunday school
Reaular weekly prayer meeting Thursday eve Meet
w III the Society of Christian Endeavor SUNDAY eve
loi|8wed by prayer meeting. Communion service inc
6rxtSunday of each alternate month, beginning win
Rev. john l.. MERRILL, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Snnday services, 80 a. m, followed by Sunday
ssrjsool Young peoples prayer meeting Monday eve
Rev. THos TRE,lLL1AN, Pastor.
m PEOPLES FREE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
VI Sunday service 10 80 a. m, 1870 p. M Prayer
# 4, ,inq, Sunday. Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
M Rev. c. H. IL 1t, Pastor.
s Union meeting house and Town House supplied by
Rev. L, 1revlllian nd Congregational ministers OIL
4sneehborng churches.
MI Village Library Association open Saturday afternoons
III al the Congre gationa church prlors.
CHARLOTTE ATKINSON, Librarian.
III At the last creamery meeting it was
voted that one-l alf the capital stock be
paid in Feb 18th, the balance April
list. This will place ample means at
the disposal of the directors and build
ing committee.
Henry j. Meserve has been suffering
for many weeks with a cancerous
growth on his lower jaw, "wednesday
DR.. Ill. p. Watson with a surgeon from
Hanover removed the bunch. The
operation was difficult and painful,
MIR. Meserve was as comfortable as
could be expected at latest reports.
His many friends wish him speedy
recovery.
Ths scholars at the Seminary enjoy
another social reception in Seminary
Hall Wednesday evening.
School district clerks should attend
Immediately to returning the census OF
births and deaths. Time is up on or
before Monday next.
We clip from the Manchester Union
of recent Gate, the following item
from other Newbury Centre items:
ga petition to the selectmen to have an
article put in the warning for the March
meeting for the general repair OF the inside
of the town house has been in circulation.
This is step in the right direction as the
house inside is disgrace to the town.
Newbury can boast OF as good town Duld
ings for the poor as can be found III the
county, and fine Office for town clerk.
Now why not make the town house as
good inside as outside %
This was our first knowledge that
such a move was being made, however,
we adopt the sentiment and say amen.
New bury's public buildings are all
honor and an ornament. The outside
of the town house bias been improved
and made presentable as indicated in
the above item. The interior is far
too antiquated for comfort.
ST. Kennison's Photograph refused
to entertain our people as per notice.
A good sized audience met in the Sem
.ary- Hall to listen 1t was not la
grippe this time. the piston rod or
some other part of the internal organ
cation of the wonderful machine re-
fused 20 perform its function. How
aver, the manager offered to do the
SQUARE thing after he got his machine
nto working order.
We noticed the Argus correspond
,nt's card of explanation and accept II
n the same spirit in which it was
yiven.
We had supposed that our Governor
Page had been man all his life so en-
crossed in business, that like Gen.
Grant, he could not talk in meeting.
His speech before the society of the
Sons of Vermont at Chicago, proves to
he contrary. Every Vermonter ought
% read that speech. 1t was printed in
.ull on the last page of the OPINION of
Jan. %. 1t is clear, concise and logic
il, and brim full of native patriotism.
yermonters who continually find fault
With their state and curse the fates
hat planted them on Vermont soil,
ought to cut the address above referred
O out of the OPINION, and paste it in
heir hat and read it every morning
md evening.
At meeting of the creamery COM
,any in Seminary Hall, Saturday, Mr..
,wasey, thes clerk. presented a full
ode of bylaws which were accepted,
md it was voted not to have cheese !
making connected with the butter max
ng.
The sixth Vermont Y. P. S G. E.
Iocal Union will hold convention
ere Feb. 10th. A varied and interest
ng program has been arranged. The
neeting will continue through the day q
nd evening. Programs will be dis
ributed next week.
The 1891 annual report of the first
,ongree ational church and parish is
nst out, from which we gather the
GLOWING interesting facts: Total
Jan. 1, 1892, was 1863;
esident, no; nonresident. SO; male,
O.; female, 129. Five additions have
cen made by letter as follows: Mary
>. Wallace, Grace B Wallace, Mary o
;. Merrill, Minnie L. Merrill, Charles b
!. Merrill. There has been five re- n
ROYALS by death, Peabody w. Ladd, A
mos X. Heath, Abbie A. JENNIE, Au- d
llsta Eastman, Etheline E. Powers. o
as follows: Foreign p
MISSIONS, church collections, 5000;
Noman's Foreign Missionary Society, "
e6 20; Sunday school, Sl271; total,
sl3 9I. Home missions church col r,