The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-04-27
Adjoining Towns.
N CIV bury.
High water, very high.

Work has begun on the Mt. Pulaski
carriage road.
Warren w. Bailey has sold the Jo-
seph Mason place tosAlbert Kendrick.
The listers have completed the indi-
vidual list book and its neat job of
work.
We regret to say that O. G. Barnett
one of our oldest citizens, is in very
low condition
James B. and Mrs. Hale are in Bos-
ton this week selecting their stock of
summer goods.
R. Jefferson Hall on the upper
meadow has sold his river farm to Am
brose McAllister.
Mr. G. E Brock after many weeks
of confinement is able to be out. We
wish him a speedy recovery.
The Conference appointments send
Rev. A. g. Austin to Irasburg and
Rev. j. S. Upper to this charge.
Our people enjoyed the preaching
last Sabbath by the Rev. Mr.. Skinner
of Haverhill and vote him success.
f. E. Kimball unloaded another car
of Wisconsin horses Wednesday morn
ing. Call early and look them over.
Capt. Joshua Hale, whose name is
familiar to Newbury people, died at
an advanced age in Newburyport last
week.
Report has it that Rev. L. Dodd
leaves the Conference and will proba-
bly, have call from the Congregational
church at North Troy.
The Orange Association of Congre-
gational ministers will meet at New
bury Tuesday, May LIST in the parlor of
the Congregational church.
The remains of the infant daughter
of jerome F. Hale reached here from
Fort Worth, Texas, on Saturday and
were buried in the family lot.
Anyone having odd copies of the
old Newbury Seminary catalogue or
duplicate copies will please communi-
cate with the Newbury correspondent.
John M. Goodwin Jr., has purchas-
ed of e. r. Bailey the place he has
rented for the past year and will i'm
prove and repair until he has first
class little home.
The Conference number of the
OPINION published at the close of the
Conference Monday noon was as neat,
clean job of work as ever went out
from the OPINION office.
Newbury is we'll represented in the
officers of the society of the Daughters
of the Revolution, Boston, Mrs. A. E.
Pillsbury vice president, Mrs. A. W.
Blair, wife of DR.. Arthur w. Blair,
secretary.
We noticed lively times at Cages
restaurant and everything denoted
prosperity. Bradford has been in need
of just such an establishment. We
found wholesome, well-cooked victuals
we'll served and plenty of them, and a
clean dining room. Call and see him
in rooms, or part of the room re-
Gently occupied by o. r. Baker. Your
correspondent was in the army with
VIII at the seige of Essex Junction
under Capt, Cobb.
During the entertainment at West
Newbury in which the school board |
and the people of that section were
the principle actors, the question of
the union of districts No. 6 Z, and s,
was being discussed the point being
whether No. s should be divided. One
portion being accommodated at New
bury Centre the other becoming po.'-
ton of the West Newburv district. |
The No 8 citizen protested claiming |
that they had a sufficient number of |
children within their borders to war
rant school being kept in their own
little own school house. Last week a |
real tangible protest was entered, one
which the school board dare not ig.
more, it came from the household of
Samuel Frank and Josie Putnam in
the form of bouncing nice girl baby. |
The event of the season in South New
bury society happened on Wednesday eve
ming The neighbOrS and friends to the
number of about one hundred called upon
manager of the Riverside farm, p. ID. w.
Hildreth and wife. The call was genuine
surprise. The spacious rooms in the large
farm house were thrown open and a season
of real old fashioned good cheer prevailed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth although but recent
ly welded did the host and hostess business
as naturally and cordially as old hands. A
beautiful Morris chair was presented, Mr..
Hildreth in behalf of himself and wife re-
turned cordial thanks for the token, and for
the visit. Ref eshmentS were served. The
West Newbury drum corps were on deck
and enllYened the occasion with appropriate
music for which all concerned return
thanks. Many of the old friends of Mrs.
DduiCl OlJOltu d NlSlJ WIFI HcI |
expressing their sympathy in the great
affection of blindness. The party dispersed
at a reasonable hour, wishing Philip and
his wife Mabel long and happy life,
South Newbury people never do such
things by the halves anyway.
Full list of the teachers in the town
school district are as follows: Town
central school Newbury village, FREQ
Z. Prichard, Maurice II. Randall,
Caroline II. Lang, Florence Patterson,
Sue 5. Sawyer; South Newbury, Mary
Smith; West Newburv Anna l.. John
son; No. s. Idelle 0. Robertson; No.
10, Minnie smith; Lime Kiln, Anna
Guthrie: Jefferson Hill, Sophia Doc
little; Boltonville, Grace Martvn;
town house, Fannie Martin, Laton Hill !
Lila NJ. Guild; Newbury Centre, i
Miss Mabel Hackett. With two ex.
ceplions these teachers have all taught A.,
school in this town and we believe no