The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-07-17
Adjoining Towns.
NoWbury.

From the OPINION oHice thcio u"
been issued neat prospectus OF New,
bury Seminary and Town Central
school. setting forth the courses or
study. calander, etc. Send to e, A.
Shaw, principal for copy Fall term
begins Monday, Sept. 7th and closes
November 9th. Better facilities can
uot be found than are offered at TINS
school.
The village common last Friday was
the scene of painful and almost tatal
accident, Mr. ID. Y. Ford was moving
the common the horses were trlghten.
ed at piece of fiving paper, jumped
breaking some part of the machine OF
harness or both. Mr.. Ford was thrown
off in front of the cutter bar and run
over. besides having several ugly
oashes bv the machine guards, one
arkle was broken and badly crushed.
DR.. Russell was near by at the time,
assisted in taking Mr. Ford to his
home. DR.. Carbee of Haverhill and
DR.. Fletcher of Bradford were imme-
diatel, summoned and tie wounds
dressed and the patient made as com
Portable as possible. Not until the
following Tuesday was the inflammation
in the broken limb sufficiently reduced
to admit of setting, at which time the
three physicians above named perform
ed the operation, and the patient re,
ported as doing well Mr.. Ford Will
be rs wears old his next birth day and
healing process at that age is not as
brisk as in youth. Mr.. Ford has ex-
cellent courage as everyone who knows
him would expect, and our community
while full of sympathy are equally
hopeful and eXpectant of his recovery.
Miss Jean Bachop and Miss Kate
johnson offer their village places for
sale. They are both we'll located side
by side, comfortable cottage houses on
Chapel street across the highway from
the NJ. E. church.
Bro. Ford of the Methodist church
and nelghbor Swasey, ex jcweler, are
in the political swim-both having
been nominated by the Prohibitionists,
the former for county senator. the lat
ter for assistant judge. The Newbury
correspondent congratulates the Parson
and the Judge.
Mrs. Joseph Atkinson and her sister
Mrs. French arrived in town Tuesday,
These most estimable women will be
cordially welcomed.
-- Rev. Mr.. McDoagai preached an ex.
CeIlent sermon at the Town House last
Sunday On the subject of Baptism.
Miss Marie Hastings and Miss Mary
B. Mather of Hartford, Conn, are
guests at Prin Shaw's, the former be-
ing a niece of President Cleveland.
E. F. Bailey with his sons, Edison,
r.. G. and Charles Hartwell are having
an outing in Zealand to examine the
virtues of the New Hampshire fishing
laws.
Mrs. G. G. Day of Winchendon,
Mass. , is spending few days with her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Heath, who is in
very feeble condition
Have you called on John Tyler at
West Newbury? If not, do so and yon
will find we'll appointed store and a
well appointed young man. He has
opened up in what is known as the old
Eastman store. Call and examine for
yourself.
The ticket recently nominated at
Chelsea for county officers is a good
one, strong liable men are selected for the
several offices They are men well
known and worthy of the support of
every republican in the county. The
youngest nominee is for states attor-
ney, Hale X. Darling, who is not
known on this side of the county ex-
cept as the son of Senator j. X. OAR
ling, he is. however, young man of
ability, aud will make clean, upright
public official, and can be supported by
the freemen of the county with the
same guarantee a, the older and better
known men Oh the ticket.
There were two errors in the item of
the Jonnson-Lang wedding in last
weeks Newbury column viz, "Robert
j. Lang" should have read Robert G..
Lang. "Dr. Sidney Johnson" should
have read Deacon Sidney johnson
The wedding passed off just the same.
Either there was dullness of vison on
the part of the OPINION or the Newbury
correspondents penmanship needs re.
generation.
Mrs. Henderson and members of her
family and invited guests have been
occupying DIR. Hatch's summer cottage
give Oaks" at Halls pond.
Carl III. Marcy, wife and child spent
a few days last week at j. u. Marcy's.
Carl has good position in Quechee.
Mrs. Craig and family of Washing
ton, d. c., who have spent so many
summers in Newbury, are at E. b
Chamberlain's.
Mrs. Gage, sister of the late Rev.
II. N. Burton, formerly pastor of the
Congregational church here, and
her daughter of Philadelphia who
have been several weeks at Ha.e's
Tavern, Wells River, visited friends
here last week.
Mrs. A. S. Cheever and her two boys
are visiting at the Sawyer House.
The architect, Mr.. Littlehale, of the
Tenney Memorial Library has been in
town for few DAYS past. Work on
the Library building is now fully un-
der way, the lower portion of the