The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1896-03-13
Adjoining Towns.
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digging ana GnaWlng. LII is no plCnl
to have half mile of frozen waite
works under four or five feet of flozei
earth.
Maurice A. Gale has been appointed
assistant town clerk and will we be
lieve give excellent satisfaction.
The school board now stands, Fl. e
Cobleigh, Maurice FL. Randall Abnel
j. Whitcher, the board is widely scat
tered so that every section of the town
ought to be satisfied. At this writing
TIE board is not organized but it i.
generally und rstood that Mr.. Randall
will be superintendent of schools, we
believe such an arrangement will be
very pleasing to all our people.
Mr. w. II Silsby, Miss Nellie SilsDy
Mrs. NJ G Knight and Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Sisby were called to West
Burke on Monday to attend the fun
eral of Wendal Silsby who died after
brief illness of pneumonia. Mr..
Silsby was a prominent business man.
very highly esteemed for his many
noble qualities.
The high and grammar departments
of the Seminary and Town Central
school begins next Monday. The in
termediate and primary departments
will begin two weeks later. Miss
Ford, the intermediate teacher, will
begin the grammar school, after the
first week that department will be
taken by Miss Frances M. Atkinson
who has taught successfully in the
schools of Whitefield. We believe
Miss Atkinson will be worthy sue
cessor of Miss Martin who has given
such excellent satisfaction in that de
partment.
Silsby & Knight are doing good bus.
iDess in furniture. Mr.. Knight is in
Boston this week for the purpose of
restocking his furniture department
Mrs. Gertrude Dean is doing noble
work collecting fund for the Arme-
mans.
The pastors of both churches were
unable to preach last Sunday on &C.
count of illness. Mr.. G G. Merrill
preached very scceptably in the Con
gregational church.
Horace W. Bailey having sold his
real estate to M. G. Knight vacates the
premises this week. Mr.. Knight will
;.
Mr. Bailey has moved his office into
what was formerly the village (brick)
school house which has been we'll fitted
for office purposes where he can be
found when in Newbury and will be
pleased to meet and do business for
his patrons same as ever.
The Gordv Corruth festival, grand
walk round and oyster supper occurred
in Seminary Hall last Friday evening
and was enjoyed by quite large mum
Der Of young people.
We regret to say that it is reported
that DR.. Russell will move to Haver-
hill, DR.. Russell has made many friends
here who will be pleased to see him
this side of the river often.
Mr.. T. q. Reyes is treasurer of the
Village Burying Ground Association
and will be pleased to have you send
or hand him your annual dues of one
dollar.
We shall be glad to publish in the |
Newbury column items of interest |
handed to us not later than Wednesday |
morning.
We regret to say that Dea. Wells,
OhO VI Oui Olu duu hlSuly respectful |
citizens, is in an emfeebled condition |
occasioned by a recent fall.
G. c., Merrill of Yale Divinity School |
will preach again at the Congregation.
al church next Sunday, and will also
address union service in the Congre
gational church Sunday evening, the
address being especially to young men.
No tears, but all laughs when at the
Town Hall, North Haverhill, March
goth,
The Newbury Minstrels sole aim is to please,
And large audience makes them feel at ease.
NO such success In many moons,
AS was made by the Newbury Minstrel coons.
High class music, up to date jokes,
songs, stump speeches, Irish recita.
lions, tramp juggling, slack wire walk.
ing, club swinging, baton twirling,
trick bone soloist, burlesque boxing
bout, q comedy sketch, physical cul.
ture class, the London doctor, etc.
Admission 20 cents, children 10 cents
Doors open at z curtain at 8 O'Clock.
Don't invite disappointment by expert
mentIng. Depend upon One Minute Cough {
Cure and you have immediate relief. 1t
cures Group. The only harmless remedy
that produces immediate results. N.
Stetson. Newbury, A. T. Clarke Bradford.
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