The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-03-25
~ Adjoinlng Towns !.
New bury.

DIRECTORY.
Goinx south: Mail train, 1911 a. M; acoommoda
%, r-as p. M; accommodation us p m nls i,
nd, I.3o !. M; way freight, 1890 a. m; stock tr'n
AOndsy) ,sh5 a m.
Trains going north; accommodation, 9,3a a m.
til, 9.a8 b. nj; night mail, 2.c8 a M; accommoda
1 w. H. Sissy, Station Agent.
Ma;ls che kouth o. ss a. M; mails close morrill, it
III n 1f'S w. H. Sissy, Postmaster
III CHURCHES.
III FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
$500. u u a m. followed by Sunday school
eular v,eeklv PRAYER meeting Thursday eve Meet
of tbe soriety of Christian Endeavor, Sunday eve,
owed ~ prayer meeting. Communion service the
81 S,n3sv N each alternate month, beginning win
Rev John l.. MERRILL, Pastor.
{4sN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
e. e,,ces TO 40 a. m followed by Sunday
ehon1 X7Young peoples prayer meeting Mohoay eve
M Tqxrfass meeting Thursday evening.
sT&# Rev. THos. TREvILLIAN, Pastor.
I#W PEOPLES FREE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
cL4% service TO- 40 a. m, 1870 p. M Prayer
S Sunday Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
Rev. c. H. HOLT, Pastor.
M meeting house and Town House supplied by
R.yJM Trev1lian and Congregational ministers oil
Issthoring churches.
yAI{ee Library Association open Saturday afternoons
Al ahe Conere gational church pIlors. -
CHARLOTTE ATKINSON. Librarian.
NV T. Trevill1an has so far recov-
eraa from his recent sickness that he
exnects ~ take his regular work next
sabbath, preaching at The Street in the
n,nrniuG and at West Newbury in the
afternoon.
George Nixon has been engaged to
cary on the poor farm. Mr.. nixon
has had experience in this business be
fore.
The listers will meet at the town
clark's office on Thursday the 3lst inst,
toScomplete arrangements for taking
th8 list
On April LIST the balance of the sub
scription for creamery stock VIII be
due and payable.
Remember about getting the dog
licensed on or before April 1st, or 1t
Vill cost you a couple of dollars. If
You send by mail, give age, size, color,
Breed and sex of dog.
Arthur Blodgett has entered the en-
ploy of Silsby & Knight as clerk.
J.B. Hale is adding commodious
carriage house to his premises.
All sugar makers who took out a
license for bounty on maple sugar
should not lay the papers on the CLOCK
shelf. H. G.. McDutfee is the man for
this section and d. r. Allison at Wells
River, and they will doubtless give
necessary information cheertully.
Every little helps.
Newton II. Field of Wells River has
purchased the premises recently occu-
pied in that village by John Il. Cow
Ing, and Erastus Baldwin, Esq, mas
purchased the Horace DEMO place.
John S. Perkins has moved into the
Henry Laton house and E. Ii. George
Gated by Perkins.
A. W. Silsby of Northampton, Mass,
made short visit early i'll the week.
Simeon Sbepardson's remains were
brought here for interment from East
,Ra%eFhill or Wednesday. Mr.. Shcn.
Ndson was for many years a resident
of this village.
Mrs. A. B. Chamberlain and son
Lewis are in Boston this week.
Wood for locomotive fuel is thing |
of the past, the last remaining old
wood shed at the depot having been
taken down and removed.
Miss Lydia White has made her
many friends glad by a visiting tour
in this section.
The special town meeting called on
Wednesday at one O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of resembling the vote in annual
March meeting to unite school districts
and came of as per warning. The
day was very stormy and the attend
ance not large, the majority of voters
being from the old districts and 4.
The meeting was called to order about
1.30 by moderator John r. Weed. On
motion of q. j. Richardson the article
was dismissed by yea and nay vote
and the meeting adjourned, the whole
time occupied not being over two
Mrs. l.. B. Owen is in very low
at j G. Marcy's, being in
sane.
Two more Newbury boys step to the
front as indicated by the following
clipping from the Coos Democrat of
Lancaster, N. H:
ley Brothers, Abner Bailey of Wells River
and Louis Bailey, clerk at K. r. Kents.
An inventory of the goods will commence
April I'd. Mr.. Smith commenced the mer
camille business 80 years ago as clerk in
store in Porter, Me-, where he remained
three years. He then came here and was
clerk for Hosea Gray two years. In 1847 he
commenced business for himself in the
Stephenson store, which stood where the
Richardson building is now located. In
1850 he built the store he now occupies,
where he has built up large and prof able
business, being well known as one of the
most succe sful merchants of this northern
section. After SO many years of close APP
pIication to business, Mr.. Smith proposes
TO take a vacation and enjoy the fruits of
his labors. The new firm have been for
tEnate in securing the store so long known
as j. A. Smiths, and have our wishes for
success equal to that of their predecessor"
Abner and Lewis are sons of the
late Nelson Bailey and are young men
of integrity and good business ability,
and their many friends here will wish
them prosperity in their new business