The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-03-22
Adjoining Towns.
NeWbury.


Rev. j. S. Merrill will exchange
with Rev. j. X. Williams of Peacham
next Sunday.
School at the Seminary began Mon
day, with a good attendance. The
north room on third floor known in
old school times as "Ladies Hall" but
recently used as the business depart
ment room, has been papered and put
in order for the use of one of The
grades taught by Miss Martin, and the
room formerly used by Miss Martin,
with door cut through 20 the library,
now constitutes the bu mess depart,
ment rooms. This change is a com.
mendable and beneficial one. Miss
Lang is unable to begin her department.
on account of illness. The primary
school opens Monday, April LIST. The
pupils all welcome Mr.. Randall back
to his former place which he was
obliged to give up on account of ill.
ness.
THE Crusaders have departed.
F. E Kimbal has unloaded another
car of Wisconsin horses this week.
The John and Charles Laton farms
are for sale These are snug, well
kept farms about two and one half or
three miles from the village and are
offered at very low figure.
We are in receipt of the sad intelli-
gence of the death of John, son of the
late Ephraim b Stevens of this town.
Mr.. Stevens has been connected with
the Methodist Book Concern in New
York for many years. lie has many
warm friends of DO, hood days in this
town who will mourn his decease
After April 1t it will cost So to get
your dog licensed Ii you send the fee
of one dollar by mail please state sex,
age, breed, size and color of the dog
and enclose two cent stamp if you
want license mailed to you.
We are glad 10 report that the sick
are improving
b, We are informed that Mr.. Morse
who has given excellent satisfaction
on the poor farm for two wears past
has been engaged for another year.
The Ladies Benevolent society con-
nected with the Congregational church
has been very active during the past
winter in wOrking for the needy in
various places. They have pieced and
tied nineteen comfortables and have
sent large barrel of clothing and bed
ding to Nebraska, barrel and a box
to 1.-The Home for the Friendless" in
New York CITY, one box to Boston to
be distributed among the poor, also
large trunk of clothing to New Haven
for the unfortunate class in that city.
The whole value of these articles at
low estimate is $l6l.
On Wednesday evening, April Sd,
"Lovelt's Boston Stars" the great pop.
ular concert company will give an
entertainment in the Congregational
church. The company is composed of
Miss Marion Osgood, Boston's star
violinist, Miss Clara q. Warner, Bos
toms star ballad singer, Mise Bertha
Brewer, Doston's star reader and &C
companiest, and Mr.. Frank G. Rey-
noljs, BostOn's star unique singing
humorist. 1t has been long dav
since our people have had placed be-
Proceeds for benefit of the church.
For particulars, reserved seats, etc.
inquire of Mr.. james 3. Hale.
There came in for record at the town
clerks Office one day this week, deed
executed Dec. 20, 1855, from Charles
Hale to VIM G. Buchanan, the sub.
scribing magistrate was o. c. Hale.
the witnesses A. L. Baldwin and o.
G. Hale, the CONVEYANCE being oe pew
No So in the Wells River meeting
house. Can it be possible that evil.
lie" has been forty Years making up
his mind to go to meeting.
The Wells River graded school die.
tr:ct, by its clerk, Simeon E Clark,
sends in The following census of its
school children: Number of children
betw cen five and eight years. 20; be-
tween eight and fourteen, So; between |
fourteen and twentv-one, 40; total, 127. !
Number of BOYS, 67; girls, 60.
Mr.. A a. Olm.tead, manager of the |
Orange County Canning Co, has been |
through northern Vermont in the in
tercst of the Company. One favor
able indication has followed in the |
wake of Mr. Olmsted. viz , the st. /
Johnsbury Republican, the Burlington /
Free Press and the Argus and Patriot /
have all given the concern favorable |
editorial I.oiice. evidently they have |
tested the pure apple jelly and cider |
apple sauce turned ont by the factory.
Ii YOU think this item or those edi-
torials are not founded on substantial
fact, try a sample package aud be our
own Judge.
The last weeks St. JOhnsburv Re-
publican was repleie with valuable da-
Ia, giving the amount of money raised