The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1895-07-12
Adjoining Towns.
NeWhurY.


elaborate description of the wedding
ceremonies which occurred at that
place in the North Congregational
church at high noon, June 25th, the
contracting parties being Miss Helen
Burroughs Babcock and Mr. Samuel
Wells Merrill The contracting parties
or their families are 20 well known to
the readers of the Newbury column
that we make the following extract
from the article above referred 10
The bride being grand daughter of
Thomas Burroughs:
AIT No. rs Elm street, where Mr.. and Mrs
Merrill viii reside upon their return from
their White Mountain trip were displayed
the countless presents received from loving
friends. The assortment was unique in
ne matters of good taste and value and
tod now Wide-horizoned was the esteem in
which the young couple was held. In the
ARRAY Of pretty articles Which crowded the
parlOI may be noted, a solid silver cake
basket in repOuse from Prof. VIM. p. Stew
ar instructor of agents for the Mutual Life
lns. Co. OF New York: beautiful banquet
lamp IN Dresden china with silken shade
from the gr0QmS associates III the Auditor
Office, b. & NJ. r.. Il. Co.; a massive chef
touier in antique oak from Judge James A.
Merrill OF Rutland, VT; an exquisite china
C i of AZ ~ vl roopn M - sn rsI
Morris chair from Rev. 7Theo. Berle: Sub
srantiai checks from Mrs. John p. Eaton Of
wentworth. N. H., Mr.. Amos Barnes pres
dentof the Passumpsic r. Il O., ami ul Tie
Hotel Brunswick, Boston.
Among the out of Town CUES We're, tine
relatives Of me bride ami groom already
mentioned Mr. Herbert FL. .Aarn4S, 1oteI
Brunswick, BnstoE dr aud MIS- Joseph
IQsNils, N}A'ui y N y, Htt5e " tsilel }.la
4.reliNaI8 N,.I-4.rs3n Nrr 60 y 6at
B6sfon. 6frs Harri.r Ayerill aud M.ss
Whfby Bellows Falls. W., NE. Frank
Turner. Boston; Mrs Whitiie' wife OF Pros
Oi5es " Aiille o. ll''i ~ t 3t
ahG Efrs Ca1aeI3i+ }lbaoeE ,Tr + be-
ino a Special agent Of the Nut. Life lns
co.. IF New York city. The groom. who is
IN the Auditor office ; y NJ. Il k, IS a
ron q tle late AtI. 0eo' A. Merfili, az "4e
I5il u wi vU ~
t6a Rutland and Buriingfon r. r. Co. and
later president OF the Howe Scale CO. OF
Rut lang VI. MT; Merrill senior aIea IN
mo one daaght ,'l' NM IsA R@dn@fonl and
three sons. one the present groom, another
now prominent business man OF ST. Paul.
d R5,t1an ,7 w 'o present. ln'n'pa' cooi' ''
NJ ne ,e Az. ae 1000 noonirad ~
Selecfman r. maasnye tha nohy,vs
IhroYahont Tho Stata N1,vhnr9 n4"s
onf Send Ia O,anga Connfv B,n
,Joirb comes Am viii ia milas Npy
bn,E win liz ma vonr corre.non
den. believes N.wbor, neye, saw ia
miles of a, GOOD highways as it has At
the present lime AS ever, one who
has rode over our back roads express
themselves as pleased with those road,
it. leaves only the "river road" open 10 I
adverse criticism The law of 1894 re
Quires the 5 cent highway lax to be
used in building permanent roads, I
why wonldn't it be proper to use that
money 10 building a permonent high
way over some of the many sandy
-tietehes on the river roads which are
me man thofonghfares OF travel 1t
e cohcedeG that cur ROAD Commission
II mas done eXcelleat work TINS season
Jes5e Bailey met win painful acct
lent IN the discharge OF revolver
Chas Z. Dunhamof the New England
Trust Co, Boston, is spending his va
cation ~ town
DR. Rachel ALVIN Of Lowell, Mass,
. Fi1ANAAis5 - iSiAN0 IL " y" -
Mr.. Sidney johnson, Miss NJ Mer-
ill, Miss H. E Keyes, M. and Mrs
t. c. Keyes, Fl. E Cobleigh ana Geo.
Barnett are in Boston in attendance
1t the Y. rs. G. E. convention this
week.
Mrs Isahalla Allison died at her
,ome on Monday. Julv 8tb. after q few
jeIs Illness Her funeral was on
Rev. 7. +, Merrill of.
iciating Mrs Allison was native
II scotland hnt has heen q resident of
IaW hurv for more than fifty wears.
md WAS esteemed hv her friends as q
good woman and good neighbor.
Col. ]. H Watson came up from
Bradford and Scott Sloan came down
rom Wells Piyer on Wednesday and
he town clerks office was the scene
If a trial before Justice CAPTAIN p. S.
Jhamberlin. The contending parties ,
we're James Wallace and Calvin Wheel
II, the question being on the settlement
II some dlcker between them. NO i
)lood spilled