The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-03-30
Wells River.

3. 3. Peach is on the sick list thl
week.
Harry Brewer and Charles Taylo
are sick with typhoid pneumonia.
John Peach has returned from Mont
gomery Centre and is clerking for hi
father.
George Kelley has gone to Soutl
Ryegate to take charge of the creamer,
there, Arthur Reid takes his place here
in the creamery.
At the school meeting Tuesday eve
ming IL. III. Lee was elected trustee fol
three years, Nelson Bailey treasurer
S. E. Clark clerk, w. g. Foss, d. r
Allison and G. HI. Hutchins, auditors
Voted tax of so cents on the Crane
list.
VIM. Baker, Billy McKana anc
Burns Nelson occupied the Lookup
Tuesday night, Wednesday and
| Wednesday night. AT the present
writing they are waiting for the States
attorney to arrive and deal them JUS
tice.
About fifty of the young people
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Stanley Tuesday evening and
reminded them that they had been
married ten years. Bracy's orchestra
furnished music, cake and coffee SER
we'd and good time enjoyed by all.
Two oak rocking chairs and several
smaller presents were left as tokens of
esteem.
The schools closed last Friday for a
two weeks vacation.
Fl. e. Waite agent for "Odd Eel
lowship in Song" five famous poems
by Rev. A. j. Hough, published under
the direction of the Grand Lodge of
Vermont, will visit Mooshillock lodge
at Woodsville Tuesday evening, and
will be in Wells River part of that day.
Orders can be left with the Noble
Grand or secretary of Temple lodge.
Sad indeed are the sorrows which
have overtaken the Morse family.
Henry G. Morse was the youngest son
of Timothy Morse, Esq, who for
many years was Newbury's most prom
inent citizen. Mr.. Morse was married
to Laura Felker of Barton, twenty
seven years ago, and soon after moved
to jersey City where he built mp
prosperous business. The following
from one of the Jersey City
papers shows Mr.. Morse's standing in
his home.
The news of the death of Mr.. HearY G.
Morse at his late home, AZ Madison sssse-
nue. yesterday afternoon, was received
with great regret all over the hill, where he
was exceedingly popular. Mr.. Morse was
stricken with neutrality-suspicious. a few
days ago. His eStimable wife was taken
i'll about the same time, and is now danger
OuSly low. The deceased man was born
at Newbury, Vermont, 48 years ago, and
will be inferred in the cemetery at that
place.
Mr.. Morse started in the grocery business
IN small scale at 80 Monticello Avenue. |
Zen years ago he opened large store at !
he corner of Monticello Avenue and |
street and established large |
rade. He was an excellent business man
md was much admired by those who knew
lin.
Mr.. MOrse's remains were brought
lere on Tuesday the goth inst, funeral
ervices held in the church, Rev. r G..
}ubgee officiating. Mrs. Morse died
he evening of Mr.. Morse's burial her
obsequies being observed in
Jersey City and the remains brought
ere for interment, Saturday, the oath.
they leave two sons with whom this
community tenderly sympathize. Mrs.
dorse was a sister of Mrs. S. s. Peach
# this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peach wish to express
heir heartfelt thanks for the assistance
# kind friends in the burial of their
'rother and sister and to the choir
ssisting at the funeral services.