The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1893-01-06
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Il anu IL HoJ 100 Idle lle TOWN. clerk
wishes them all a Happy New Year
4 Here is the list: Jan. IL, Arthur G..
A Gowing and Annie E. Markham; Feb.
10, Geo Warren Carleton and Alice K
Kimball; March II, Lewis H Cheney
and Clara P. Atwood; April 4, Chas.
E. Ia, lor and Mabel e HALEY; April
NJ ID, f. w. d. SAWYER and Ida Nav
Il Black; April Is, Robert Meserve and
Eva Farrar; April 81, John l.. Jones
and Nellie j. Persons; May Is, Fred
T. Aldrich and Genevieve Farnham
May 81, Geo. Mace and Belle Stewart
June l, Jesse Sheldon and Hattie j.
Smith; June Is, Edwin Allen Bayey
and Lucia A. Watkins; June Is, Nor
man b Perkins and Addie j. Martin !;
June %, Carl Wheeler and Winnie
Taplin; July 2, Horace Fl. Washburn
and Lila A. Jewell; Aug. II, John p.
Garland and Emile j. Knight; Aug.
II, Henry H. Randall and Agnes G..
HOtchkiss; Sept 6. Geo. w. Hender
son and Josephine LaFrance; Oct. IL,
Francis E Gunnell and Charlotte
Atkinson; Oct. II, Jonathan j. Peach
and Elvira E. Jones; Oct Is, Simeon
E. Clark and Clara E. Bailey; Oct, %,
Geo. A Lackie and Clara Brown; Oct
81, John E. Avery and Martha w.
Stebbins; Noy. 5, Daniel Mcleod and
Mary Matherson; Nov. 5. G. Herbert
Thompson and M Rosabell Cox; Nov.
II, pringle Gibson and Emma Tucker;
Dec. 6, Henry G Smillie.and Mary E.
Chamberlin; Dec. 20, F. GUY How
land and Elvira L. Rollins. Rev. j
l.. Merrill officiated 10 times; Rev. r
G. Bugbee, Wells River, 4; Rev. Sam
uel jackson, South Ryegate, 3; Rev.
G. M. Howard, Wood-ville, 3; Rev.
A G.. Austin, Newbury, 2; Rev. E. r.
Perkins, North Haverhill, l; Rev. G.
H. Coolidge, West Newbury, Il; Rev
L. P. Tucker, Bradford, l Rev VIM.
France, Bath, l; Rev. j, Poquet, Wells
River, L. The oldest person married
was 70 years, the youngest 16.
The week of prayer is being observ-
ed in this village, beginning with a
union meeting In the Congregational
vestry Sunday evening, Methodist
church Tuesday evening and alternat-
ing through the week.
A. A. and G. B. Bowen have sold
several organs in this vicinity during
the holidays.
Additional help was needed at Halls
pond at the house of Levi Whitman
its girl and just what they needed.
Charles w. Hartwell, our thrifty
harness maker has bought of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Ford their home place
at the south end of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Gale are now
comfortably installed as host and
hostess at the Sawyer House, while
Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer have taken cen
trally located first-class restaurant. 2O7
fremont street, Boston, where they
will be glad to meet their numerous
friends. Mr.. Gale has large acquain-
lance with the travelling public and
will make a first class landlord.
Loren Bailey who has been several
years on E. B. Hbbard's farm has
bought the Moses Chamberlin farm in
Bradford We are sorry to lose Mr..
and Mrs. Bailey, they have made many )
friends here and we cheerfully recon-
mend them to their new neighbors.
1t has been reported that the funda-
mental principles upon which the new
meeting house at the Centre is to be
based, is vested solely in two religious
denominations. We don't believe
such report is true, for no dogmatiz-
ed old sectarian can stand up in this
age of enlightenment and say that
there are no sinners outside of those
two denominations to be saved.
At the home of the brides mother,
on Tuesday afternoon the Sd inst,
Mr.. Charles w. Stevens and Linnie
May Pearsons were joined in wedlock,
Rev. j. l.. Merrill officiating. Quite
large number of the friends of the
contracting parties from abroad were
present.
The annual church meeting of the
First Congregational church was held
on Friday afternoon, the 30th ult., iii
the vestry. The meeting was largely
attended, ovel one hundred members
responding either in person or by let
ter to the roll call. Supper was serv-
ed and sociable enjoyed in the eve.
ming.
There will be donation for Rev.
A. G. Austin at the Town House next
Tuesday evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
We regret to announce the very low '
condition of Uncle James Ross, ut his
home in this village. Mr.. Ross has
been a resident of this town for nearly ,
forty years and has many warm friends.
We also regret to say that the wife of ,
Silas M. Laton lies at the point of y,
death.
Miss Laura Stocker has been chosen
superintendent of the M. K. Sunday .
School and Charles Laton assistant :
superintendent.
SEMINARY NOTES.
Samuel M. Page of Haverhill enter =
ed the Seminary Monday. =
George Griswold has entered the
grammar school. r
The number of scholars registered u
for the winter term is 10, distributed +
az follows: Seminary Department So, a
Grammar Department %, Seminary
and High School AZ.
III. II. May will form his class in y
music next week and will receive pu-
pills from the village.