The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-04-17
Adjoining Towns.
N0Wbury.
WUUTy,
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of Physical Culture. MAY the best
success attend him in his efforts TO ex-
eel in his chosen profession. Mr.. Hib-
bard has been engaged by the Little
ton Athletic Club for the athletic tour
nament TO be held in the Grand Opera
House tonight The following item is
clipped from the Jewell Record print
ed in Jewell, Iowa, April 2:
"Prof. G. A. Hubbard, the aerial wonder,
in far away Vermont, will join the new
model Golden Show at Jewell, and open
the initial entert tinment with his surprls-
ing outside, mid air featS of equilibrium
From all accounts Prof. Hubbard has at
tanned complete mastery of gravltatlon IN
his act of forming living pictures in the air."
John Perkins and family have moved
back to Newbury and have rooms with
Mrs. Dean.
Rev. Mr.. Ford has returned from
Conference and will be stationed here
for the coming year Mr.. Ford and
his family have made many friends
since they came to Newbury and MS
re- appointment to this charge will give
general satisfaction.
The listers have nearly completed
their field work and have begun their
office work.
Mrs. Dean has been attending Con-
ference and visiting friends in Barre.
Florence Austin is attending school
at the Seminary.
Alec Stoddard has situation as
clerk in the store of Mr.. Grimes at
Piermont.
The Bailey Brothers, formerly New
hury boys. now of Lancaster, came
near losing their entire stock of goods
by fire. The fire department drenched
the fire also the stock of goods. All
this did not cool off their business
thrift, as the following clipping from
the Coos Dem Jcrat indicates:
A Quick sale and transfer of one of our
large business institutions was made last
Thursday evening, by which Bailey Bros:
purchased the entire STOCK ana goou VIII vi
the New York Store, q. p. Story, proprle'
tor, which, as will be seen by. their an
nouncement, they have now taken posses
sion of. BY this arrangement Bailey Bros
at present have two stores, one IN Wnlch Ce
carry on their regular trade, ana one II
which to dispose of goods damaged by wa
ter at their recent fire. We congratulate
this energetic firm and enterprise IN secur
ing so favorable a location.
The entertainment gwen in the yes
try Friday evening was well patroniiZ
ed and was pronounced success. Tht
readings of Edith Bruce Jones delight
ed our people and was voted the Des
ever heard in our village.
Have you paid your snow plow sub
scription, if not, why not!
Now is the season to prepare TO
caucuses and to organize republican
clubs The town republican commit
tee are f. Sherwin, A. M. Peach, Franz
w. George, T. G. Keyes, E. FL. George
P.D. W. Hidreth, Henry Tewksbury
n. Robinson, James FL. Minard, Hall
G. Bailey. Member of county com
mittee, Erastus Baldwin. The Stat
and District Conventions are close a
hand. If it falls to an Orange Count,
man to be delegate to the st. Loui
Convention, we believe Victor /. Spea
of Braintree is the man. He needs n
introduction to the readers of the New
bury column. A typical, blue.blooded
hard-meated Vermonter, good enoug
for Orange County, good enough TO
this congressional district, good enoug
anywhere.
William u, and Warren Bailey hav
begun work on the building of thei
large set of farm buildings, house an
barns, Joseph Everett of Bradford
foreman.
The recent NJ. E. Conference ha
erected new charge called Newbur
Centre and Boltonville, and has al
signed Rev. Mr.. McDougall to the pa
torate. This will relieve the Newbur
charge of very much of its hard worl
and it will give the people of Boltor
vile regular preaching service an
make everything better.
Superintendent of schools, M. I
Randall, visited the Seminary an
town central school on Tuesday, an
reported good work.
Would you like to purchase rive
farm near Newbury village, 27O acre
20 acres meadow, good pastures, hon
pasture keep fifteen or twenty COW
40 acres well wooded and timberet
good buildings. Correspond with
HORACE w. BAILEY.
"Ought the State to assume contr'
of the Schools" was the question di
cussed at the lyceum Wednesday ev
ming, and it was thoroughly interes
ing debate.
All who attended the Female Mi
strels at Bradford, Tuesday evening
are wild with satisfaction. NothiT
like il since the Old fashioned Scho
which was on the stage a few yea
ago..
Mr.. GoOdfellow of South Ryega
has been in town in the interest of Il
Consolidated Perfume Company, sci
ing 1avOring extracts in powdere
form. Mr. GoodfelloU is not a stranl
er to our people. He is worthy ms
and is selling worthy goods.
Republican caucus at the Tow
House, Saturday, April 25th, at
m, to choose delegates to the Sta
and District Convention to be held
Montpelier, April 10Th, to elect del
gates to the st. Louis Convention.