The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-01-15

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death and eight names added so that
the third list published Jan. II, 1896,
contained forty-six names. During
the year Just passed CS96) ten persons
have been removed from the list by
death and three by leaving town,
eight names have been added, so that
the following list the fourth) contains
forty-one names. The names of per-
sons removed from the list by death
are here given in the order in which
the deaths occurred:
Date of death Name Date of birth
la. "a, Hugh G. Gibson, May 2o 1915
April 4, Andrew Renfrew, Dec. 49, 1915
April s. Mary Wilson Brock ! Oct 10, 1913
widow of Miller Brock
Iuly IA, Mehitable Swasey, Oct. 8, 1900
July 2S Mary Ann Bailey Gage, July 4, 1872
Aug. (, Lucinda MOODY Abbott, Oct IL, 1910
AugL3, Jane Waddell, Jan. IL, 1904
Oct. rs Alonzo Fleming, July 20, 1900
Nov. 49, Jacob w. Sulham. May 1905
Dec. z, William B. Stevens, April 4, 1909
The three persons dropped from the
list on account of leaving town are:
Emaline Whitaker White, Oct. IA, 1912
John Miller, Aug. Z, 1914
Dennis A. Buttles, March %, 1916
The list corrected to date is as follows;
Elvira (MortOn) Knight, May 3, 1905,
Concord.
Moses Morton, Oct. %, 1906, Bath. N. H.
Eleanor Cochran Knight, Jan. II, 1908,
Judith Brock Atwood, Feb. IS, 1908,
Newbury.
Archibald Bachop, Mar. I, 1910, Barnet.
Mary buchanan Lumsden, April 10,
1910. Ryegate.
Joseph French, Jan. Q, 1910, Springfield,
Nh.
Harriet (McAllisterj Tewksbury, Feb.
6, 1911, Newbury.
Luke Temple, Sept. 6, 1911 Newbury
Thomas COrliss, Nov. 20, 1s11, Newbury.
Katherine (Thompsom Aitken, Dec. II,
1911, Scotland.
Oliver B. Rogers. Mar. %, 1912, Newbury.
Eliza (NelSom Gardner, April %, 1872,
Salisbury, \. II.
Lucinda QRichardson) Baldwin, Sept. 6,
1872 TopSham.
Jane lKinnard Ross Jan. 70, 1913, Scot
Maria Palmery Wells, May IA, 1873,
Brighton, Maine.
Dea Archibald McAllister, May H. 1913,
Newbury.
John i. Meader, June 80, 1913. Newbury.
Susan (Cilley) Coffran, Aug. 7, 1913, Not
tingham, y. II.
John Aitken. Dee. 3, 1913, Scotland.
Thomas johnson, Mar. %, 1914, Newbury.
David Eastman, April2, 1914, Newbury.
Mary prescott Tucker, July 49, 1914,
Vershire.
Benjamin Sanders. Aug. l, 1914.
Susan (Corliss) Eastman, Oct. 81 1914,
Newbury.
John Weed, Aug. 81 1914, TOpsham.
Abby Maria Story, Sept IL, 1914, Cam
bridgeport, Mass.
Philip c. Tewksbury March 1914, New
bury.
VIM. Marshall, Oct. %, 1914. Groton, Vt.
Betsey Smith Gates, Elmore, Sept. %,
1914.
William Carleton, March 81, 1918, New
bury.
Agnese Henderson, Gardner, May %,
1915, Newbury.
Ruth (Williams) Rawson, June q, 1919,
New Hampshire.
Mary Heath (Clough) Marshall, Dec. Is.
1915, GrOton.
Polly (COrliss) Corliss, wife of Guy c.,
March "a, 1916, Corinth.
AFRO Joshua Bailey, Mas 16 1916, New
bury.
Charles Webber, Oct 26, 1876. Newbury.
Ann Mariah page Meader, March %,
1916, Ryegate.
Charlotte (Penniman) Mulliken, July 81,
1916, Plymouth \. II.
Mary Jane Gale White Sept. 1e, 1916,
NeWbury.
Judith Grow Bailey Sept. :, 1916
Corinth.
% females, Is males.
To be counted with Newbury's octo-
genarians is a fact to be proud of, and
such list containing so many intelli-
gent, happy old people is a fact for the
town to be proud OF, and we hope there
will be the utmost freedom in report !
ing cases. Anyone living in town born |
in the year 1877 or any previous year
will be entitled to Il place in the next |
list. kThe Newbury correspondent |
wishes these tOgenarians a happy |
New Year together with the comforts |
and care to which the weight of years
entities them.
Do you remember Harry Wilder,
second son of Rev. n. W. Wilder, who
was pastor of the NJ. f. church 1865,
a bright, genial companionable boy? |
Since he left Newbury the reward of
honesty and push has followed him..
The following clipping from the New
port Express and Standard tells what
has happened to Harry:
ii. II. Wilder and Miss Grace Robbins
were united in the bonds of matrimOny
by Rev. l. p. Chase at $50, Jan. 9th, at
the home of the brides parents The
ceremony was brief but impressive. The
presents were many and valuable, testify
ing to the esteem of numerous friends.
The happy pair took the night train for
Boston, New York and Watertown, Conn.,,
the nome of Mr.. Wilder's parents, expect
ing 10 dDOul TWO HttkS, Hutn
they start housekeeping in the tenement
over the drug store,
Mr.. Wilder came to Derby eight years
ago with his father, Rev. n. W. Wilder,
and is now the owner of a flourishing
drug and grocery business here. Mrs.
Wilder was born in Derby and graduated
with honors from the Academy with the
class of '94. She is a leader in society and
church work and is very popular young |
lady. That long life, happiness and pros
pesity may always attend these young |
people is the wish of the whole commu-
atty
Miss Ella NJ. Bixby, who has an ex-
cpllent situation in West Randolph, |
spent the holidays at home.
Of good puritanic and Revolutionary
stock, diligent student, an excellent
scholar, a graduate from Dartmouth |
Medical College, owns an honest |
dir Roma, has swung his shingle in the
beautiful mountain envirOned village |
OF Franconia, n. H. When we see a