The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-20
Adjoining Towns.
N eW bury.
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Mr.. G.. G.. Merrill of the Yale Divin
ity School, preached in the Cong"ega
tional church last Sunday. In the
evening the Methodist church attended
union services held in the former
church, at which time Mr.. Merrill de
livered an able and practical address to
young men on the Importance and rea
onatleness of their attitude towards
Christ and the christian religion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Hale and Miss
Mary returned on Saturday evening
from ten days visit in Albany, N. Y.
Miss M G. Kasson was in town early
in the week enroutc from Lisbon to
Boston, to purchase spring goods for
her store.
We are glad to note that Rev Mr..
Ford was able to resume his pastoral
WORK last Sunday after two weeks
illness.
ANY person enough interested in the
preservation of fish and game to desire
a copy of the Fish and Game laws can
have copy mailed to them by making
their desires known to the NeWburY
correspondent.
On Friday evening of thtis week Mr..
Hubbard with his minstrel Il oupe gives
an entertainment at North Haverhill.
Whoever patronizes them gets their
moneys worth. Mr.. Hibbard's
slack wire performance is an enterta n
ment of itself, and the boys do the
minstrel act fairly WELL
Mr.. A. A. Olmsted was in northern
New Hampshire last week in the inter-
ests of the Orange County Canning
Co. The cider jelley and cider apple
sauce manufactured by this company
is pronounced O. X by all their Gus
toners.
The photograph entertainment in
the NJ. e church Monday evening was
not largely attended.
Don't forget that dog license af-
ter April LIST costs two dollars Send
in your license fee to A. w. Silsby,
town clerk, give size, age, color, sex
and breed of your dog and if you want
the license returned to YOU by mail
send stamp for return postage.
The High and Grammar departments
of the village school opened the spring
term last Monday with between 80
and 60 pupils.
You had better attend the railroad
sociable this evening at the vestry. A
railroad Car will pass between Wells
River and White River junction, the
conductor, trainmen and passengers
passing through all the ups and downs
Of actual travel.
Twenty-four cents was paid by the
will orc for Enhpnoru hn
We are glad to note that Mr.. and
Mrs. Morse have been engaged at the
town farm for another year. The
Newbury correspondent has made many
calls at the town farm during the past
two years and has always found tire
inmates in clean, comfortable condi.
ton, and in reply to numerous in
quiries has failed to hear a word of
complaint. We feel warranted in say
ing that Mr.. John f. George, the new
overseer, will continue the same liber-
al, whole-souled policy towards our
unfortunate poor, in which Newbury
so much delights and of which we have
just cause to feel proud.
M, G.. Knight is altering and repair.
ing the rooms over his store, prepare
tory to moving in.
The Ladies Aid Society have recent
ly sent several packages of clothing to
New York City to the home of friend
less children.
Miss Ella Bixby is spending few
weeks in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. Greenleaf has SO far recovered
from her recent illness as to go to Han
over to visit her daughter.
Mr.. Silsby the town clerk, has adopt.
ed the plan of having regular office
hours at the town clerks Office, which
is a move in the right direction and
will be appreciated by all having bust
ness with the office.
The George brothers have the con
tract for painting the Fabysn House
inside and out.
The Epworth League will hold a
sociable and sugar supper with Mrs.
Shaw, Friday. March q. An invita-.
ton is extended to all, Supper Is cts.
NeWbury Centre.