The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-02-17
. adjoining Towns .
N0Wbury.

4, April U, May D, June o, July z, Au
gust 5, September 4, October none
November 4, December s, total As
Number of births in 1891, 90; in 1890
in 1889, 27; in 1888, "a; in 1887, 80; in
1886, %; in 1885, %; in 1884, 80. II
will therefore be observed that the
"multiply and replenish" for 1892 has
been much in excess of previous years
The census of Newbury between 1886
and $50 decreased about 200, now if
this same ratio for the period between
1890 and 1900 continues, the next cen.
sus will place us back again. The re-
turns for deaths are as follows: Jan.
uary, Mary Duncan Brown, aged 68,
Elizabeth Dick Kasson so, James e,
Dickey 4S, Harry Corey 19, Rebecca
Corruth "a, Lydia A. Bolton 8S (six) /;
February, Franklin Learned IS, Sally
Chamberlin "a, Martha E Farnham 90,
Ebenezer 9. Stocker II, Harriet Dowse
30, Cyrus Rowland rs, Rachel M,
Farnham Sc, John Wesley Tucker SO,
Robert M. Chalmers Sc, Bailey White
"a QeM; March, none; April, Maria
Lang Hubbard IS, Lavina Heath Owen
50, Charles S. johnson 70, Joseph Mer-
chant 40, Ezra B. Willoughby rs, Sam.
uel Corliss Sc (six) May, Guy G. Cor
liss 81, Persis Barnett Bagley IS (two) {;
June, Charles Arthur Rogers 10, Phebe
Jane Keiiey %, susanna N. Smillie So,
Ephraim Metcalf 70 (four); July, still
born, Stillman JENNIE 70 (two); Au-
gust, Charles Metcalf IS, James w.
George So, Mary j. S. Haynes 81
(three) September, Samuel M. Bishop
Sc, infant Is days, Edwin Tuttle So,
Lucinda Bayley Buxton 60, Edwin G.
Humphrey "A, Emma Scruton Bolodo
-. -, 81. ~ Masarvs
50, Abner b. w. White 81, Celia Han
son Kelley 45, Eliza Jane Whitcher 20
(four) November, Ezekiel Bailey Hib-
bard 80, George Bayley 81, Joseph
Whitney 65, infant 1-2 day (four)
December, Geo. VIM. Burkinshaw /,
Scion Southland Clough 81 (two). The
following diseases are given as cause
of death, old age 10, heart disease 7,
La grippe 5, paralysis, consumption and
cancer each, and one each as follows
Stomach, erysipelas, drowned apo
plexy, dropsy, cholera infantum, fever,
still-born, Bright's disease, pneumonia
5 and kidney 8. These 40 persons had
lived about 1850 years, or SO years to
each person. The order of months in
which deaths occurred is as follows:
February 10, January 6, April 6, Sep
TENDER 6, June 4, October 4, Novem-
Der 4, August 8 May 2, July 2, Deem
Der 2, March none. Total deaths in
1892, 40; in 1891 40, in 1890 AZ, in 1889
33, in 1888 40, in 1887 Al, in 1886 40, in
1885 SO, in 1884 43.
A party of about thirty young peo-
pie came down from Wells River on
Friday evening, and enjoyed social
md one of Mrs. Gales suppers at
he Sawyer nv.-'
The Epworth League hela u =,
IN Saturday evening with Mrs. Myf&
JOrliss.
Prof. Hough of Lebah6n opened his
Iancing school in Seminary Hall on
m, day evening, to a good number of
upils. Mr.. Hough is disciple of ]
lat famous old dancing master and {
lusician Pushee, and everyone who t
laces themselves under his tnition {
cts their value received. AS a master
f etiquette and disciplinarian Prof.
Tough takes high rank. '
Miss Jean Bachop returned from the t
outh on Friday last. c
Frank W. Powers has taken another |
ranch of MISUNDERSTANDING. I
William Fl. Bailey of Boston spent
unday at his home.
Arthur Dame, formerly Newbury ,
Int Of nrfn n
ow a young and rising lawyer in
Nebraska, is in town for a
days, attending to the settlement l
, late Lucy Danes estate.
the Hartwell enters upon his
ybatle> in the harness business at
ond tea, He has done good work c
old stand. 'atronage.
had larsel ut made mistake |
our corresponds. ieC'er ln'o 'ho
getting "Freddfs's
nlnary notes last WseA ere spend
lr. and Mrs. j. W. Brown,
few days at DR.. HatcRs. was
he Wells River village school e
'rporated in 1895; hence unjSt IL.
school law, voters in that districtl
no say IN the election of Che \
oil commissioners, IN
Special meeting of the stock, 4
ers o. bradford Bank it was oted We
Increase The number of trus, "es ]
I'VE to seven, and Judge GIeaso n his
hetford, the always popular ara sea
genial Judge of Probate for Brad~l
district, and James B. Hale of
own were selected for the oosi. SEA
This selection will add strength to- 2,
confidence to an already strong III
prosperous institution. At ID
creamery company dispenses be. Wow,
2 three and four thousand dollars ence
month, pay their patrons 80 cts. treas,
i'Ier. w.
Odd Fellows district meeting Adam
at Bradford in armorv half Ma,
esday afternoon and EVENING Rooe,
ne of the pleasantest in the his, of 20
OF the Order, several visiting ,rs.
5 being in attendance. The fni1 M; WI =
Is were worked by teams from tunSS
rlous Lodges on twenty candil week
Over 250 being present and Sew
ng the pXarcisas o. - Barre