The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-01-08

1889, II 1896, q
Total 255, average per year, Is. 1t
will be seen that the year just closed
turned out number in excess of all
the list except 1895. Town Clerk
Silsby has kindly furnished your cor
respondent with the data for the 1896
marriages..
Chas. G. Nutting and Lizzie E. Smith,
March IA, by Rev. r. G. Bugbee.
Henry G.. Lafrance and Mary Hender-
son, April Dist, by Rev. J. c. Flanders.
VIM. NJ. Chamberlain and Mary Louise
JENNIE, May 9th by Rev. A. w. Ford.
Geo. c. Fabyan and Martha Page Cham
berlain, May 10Th by Rev, }. L. Merrill.
Donaldson Greenlay and Hannah E.
Cummings, May 3d. by Rev X. G. Bug
bee.
Geo. L. Andrews and Carrie w. Gale,
June 14th by Rev. L. P. Tucker.
Geo. A. Wheeler and Elizabeth A..
Best, June 18th, by Rev. II. G. Nc
Glandhin.
Allen J. Tuxbury and Susie E. Thomp-
son, June 25th by Rev. d. P. Perkins.
j. Walker Woodbury. and J. Isabelle
Human, June 9th, by Rev. A. W. Ford
Hiram Leonard johnson and Mabel
May Lang, July 9th by Rev. J: l.. Merrill.
Irwin A. Jesseman and Elizabeth A.
Lafrance Aug. 9Th, by Rev. \. w. Ford.
Erwin NJ. Brown and Lydia a; Will
A. Allyn Olmsted and Laura X. Stock
er. Aug 18th, by Rev. \. W. Ford
James Gahan and Mary BelOdeau, Aug.
oath, by J. Paquet.
VIM. John George and May Belle Allen
June 18th, by Rev. r. q. Bugbee.
Harry W. Hubbard and Margaret G.
Lawrie, Sept. 10th by Rev. }. l.. Merrill.
Herman d. Chamberlin and Ellen n.
Gilchrist, Sept. 18th, by Rev. Alex 5. Nc
GoWan
Bert w. Kidder and Anna f. Kimball.
Oct. 3d. by Rev. A. w. Ford.
Nelson NJ. Stetson and Nellie J. Silsby,
Oct. Goth by Rev. j. l.. Merrill.
John Field and Rose Laraeu Oct, oath,
by Rev. A. w. Ford.
Reed, Oct. 30th by Rev. X. G. Bugbee.
Henry f. Fuller and Emily Nichols,
Nov 18th, by Rev. \. w. Ford.
Albert }. Hutton and Luna B. Dan
forth, Nov. 18th, by Rev. j. l.. Merrill.
Ralph f. Bailey and Gertrude. May
Buck Nov. 10Th by Rev. J. i. Merrill.
Herbert n. Avery and Mabel l.. Smith,
Nov. 9th. by Rev. r. Fl, Abercrombie.
William Kimball and Florence Edith
Mace, Dec. 23d, by Rev, A. W. Ford,
Vira Bowles, Dec, 18th, by Rev. r. G. Bug
bee.
= The following is list of persons liv-
Fied fifty years or more:
David Eastman and Susan Corliss mar
ried Nov 10, 1885, by Rev. $. Kelley.
Oliver b. Rogers and Polly Ann Garlic
ton, married March D. 1888, by Rev. j. G..
Dow.
Benjamin Sanders and Ruth T. Worth
en- married in Wentworth, n. H.. April
23d, 1871, by Thomas Whipple, ESQ /
John Aiken and Katherine Thompson
cd at
1872, came to Newbury same year and
settled on their present farm 1913.
John A. Meader and Ann NJ. Page mar
ried Dec. s, 1S43, by Rev. AlOnzo Webster.
John A. Minard and Roxylana G.
Move married at Waterbury Feb. 26,
1843,
Henry Whitcher and Julia Weed mar
ried Jan. 10, 1874 by Rev. Benjamin Burn
ham.
Luke Temple and Mary Ann Avery
married Dee. 9TH, 1871 by Rev. G.. w.
Campbell.
William Hunter and Susannah Cham
berlain married at Topsham Jan. s. 1915,
by Rev. Il. w. Campbell.
Hon. ChaS. b. Leslie and Harriet II.
Skinner married at Wells River Jan. Is,
1915
Alvah {, James and Nancy Peach mar
ried March q, IA.
Dea. David +. Wells and Maria Palmer,
married at Brighton, Me, Sept. Il, 1916.
Charles s. Bolton aad Lydia Norris
married 1916.
Remember the concert at Bradford
Jan. 18th by the Ariel Ladies Quartet.
There was no preaching at the NJ. f.
church last Sunday on account of the
critical sickness of Mrs. Ford. At this
writing Mrs. FOrd's condition is some
what improved and her many friends
here as well as elsewhere earnestly
hope for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Henry Dunbar of Maiden, Mass,
a former resident, has been.visiting In
town.
The West Newbury correspondent
asks for an explanation of an item
which appeared in the Newbury
column two weeks ago. We meant to
be understood that we believe the
great hereafter is a theOrem first, then
a problem and the quickest way to
prove it, and then solve it is to devote
our energies to living better common
every day life.
The annual meeting of Newbury
Village Creamery Co. will be held in |
Seminary Hall at 80 p. M, Saturday, f.
Jan. 10th, 1897, to elect officers, hear |
reports and attend to any regular bus I
mess to come before the meeting.
BY order of Directors,
NJ \. GALE, Clerk
A. J. Walscheid, NJ. d.. has hung
out his single at the Sawyer House and |
advertises to do business. DIR. Wal |
scheid is a graduate from the Dart
mouth Medical college in the same
class with DIR. George E. Chamberlin. !
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. Bailey of Lancas-
ter spent Sunday with Mrs. Nelson
Bailey.
An addition is being built on to the /
vestry of the Congregational church.
BY request of the First Congrega-
i;5nal church, F. p. Wells is preparing |
catalogue of its members for publica-
oan. This will give the name, date
md place of birth of each, the date