The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-06-29
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% NEWBURY. VT.
Adjoining Towns.
NeWbury.

Married in Newbury at the home or
the brides mother on June l2th, oy
Rev. J. l.. Merrill, Mr.. Frederic 5.
Hodgdop of Rumford Point, Me-, to
Miss M. Frances Bailey of Newbury.
The regular business meeting of the
w. CT. U. will be held at the house
of Mrs. Leona Swasey, July 9th at D
p. m. .....,-...-.
The SUBJECT of the discourse at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing will be, "Our Brother in Black,
what shall we do with him" A
thirty minutes talk on temperance In
the evening.
Childrens' day exercises were obser-
we'd at the M. E. church the evening
of June 18th, followed by brief adj
dress by the pastor, Rev. John 3
Upper,
At the store of M. G. Kasson can be
found all kinds of 4th of July goods,
prices to suit the times. Display OF
fire works at same place the evening OF
July It'll. Ice cream and cake Will De
served, day and evening.
The house of Henry Bailey, I'd, is
well lilled with summer visitors. 1t
YOU desire first class place to board
and enjoy the season go to Balley's.
Miss Sarah Dutton has come to New
bury to spend the summer. we are
ALWAYS glad to see these old friends.
Chas. Deming and family are spend
ing few weeks at the pleasant home
of Mr.. Henry Bailey.
Chas. Deming's turnout is one OF the
finest in town. We are glad to see
these Newbury boys prosperous.
Prohibition meeting at Seminary
Hall this week, very good and cheer
ing.
James l.. George and men are paint
ing on the inside of Moore's beautiful
residence. This will be the finest
building in town.
The Prohibition county convention
was held in Seminary Hall at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, and the following
nominations were made; Senators,
Rev. J. o. Sherburne, WILLIAMSBURG
Norman w. Barrett, Bradford; assis'
tant Judges, j. A. r. Corwin, Chelsea
G. N. Abbott, Newbury, probate
Judges, w. E. S. Celley, Fairlee; O
II. Briggs, Williamstown; high baliff
lee Cox, Wells River; sheriff, W. E
Norcross, Bradford. The county com
mittee chosen to serve for the two
wears ensuing, j, Abbott, chairman
&. B, Wilson, secretary, S. l.. Swasey
treasurer A very able address was
delivered by Rev. F G. Langford OF
Haverhill, n. H. The convention wa:
enliyened by fine music under the
charge of Misses Bixby and Stocker.
CAMP PINEToN ARTICLE NO. 4.
A variety of views on one subjec
is not an unusual occurrence. There
was a republican caucus held at the
Town House on Saturday June 10th
and in the various papers printed here
abouts the matter gets dished up tC
suit the personal likes and dislikes OF
the correspondents. The first item il
from the Newbury column in the Yer
mont JVatchn1aR and reads as follows
The republican caucus on Saturday after
noon was the largest ever held In TIM
town. So say some ofthe Oldest inhabitants
delegates for the state and district conven
tiohs were chosen without opposition, bu
when delegates were to be elected for tn
county convention a great deal of Opp0
sition appeared from some of our most re
liable, Intelligent, influential republican,
in all parts of the town to Horace w. Bale!
as a candidate for senator for Orang
county. Mr.. Bailey had his supporters wei
in hand and he succeeded in electing hi
delegates. If the anti-Bailey men had beef
as we'll organized the result would probabl!
have been different. Z. w. Smith, Esq, o
Wells River who had been in the field TO
the senatorship, withdrew and gave hi
support to G. G. Sargent of Corinth.
The above item was probably writ
ten by d. NJ. Bond of Newbury vii
lace. or some one who feels very mucl
as he does, the item pays us one very
touching compliment viz, of being ;
good organizer. He says 'if the anti
Railey men had been as well organized
the result would probably have beer
different They have been organized
since 1890 when their fusion with thu
democratic party elected my frlent
Olmsted to represent this town-dlttt
in 1892,-and disposition very mucl
like ditto it 1894. Has 1t not occurred
to the writer of the above item that
will take heap of organizing to over
come the Bailey majorities that result
ed from the caucuses of lo9O-2-4
fusion will do it. The item says "E
w, smith withdrew and gave his sup
mort to G.. G.. Sargent of Corlnth,
this is a connundrum-does the write
mean support from that particular
caucus? If so neighbor Sargent WHIT
in every way is good man deserve
better luck.
Here is another clipping from thu
Newbury news in the argus:
There was lively fight in electing tn tn
delegates to the county convention. In
first four were chosen by ballot and thel
the kickers gave it up and the last wv
were chosen by reclamation. l.. w. Nc
Allister n. Robinson, Ham L. BALDWIN
Clarence II. McAlltster, Moses l.; BTock