The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-05-20
NEWBURY.

ed health officer of this town vice ii.
II. Lee. M. d. This means that when
YOU die if you wish to be buried you
must get permit from the health of
ficer. We do not like the law and
hope it will be repealed, but while it
is law it should be observed. DR.. Rus
sell will be found a pleasant and eff
ficient official.
Rev. George Temple and wife (nee
Mrs. Henry Holt have issued invita-
lions to the marriage of their son,
Allen S. Holt to Eliza r. Felch, on
Wednesday, May 18th.
We are in receipt of little pam
INLET entitled "Lake Morey as a Sum-
mer Resort" setting forth the natural
scenic beauties of that delightful sum-
mer resting place, also setting forth as
an advertising medium the various
commercial and professional interests
of the adjacent country. Lake Morey,
Caspian Lake and Lake Willoughby
are now celebrated as being the sum
mer home of many prominent Yer
and ought to be encouraged.
In the M. E. church on Sunday the
pastors theme will be, morning, ''The
witness of the spirit" evening, Hope
the anchor of the SOUL"
There will be an Episcopal service
in the NJ E. church On Sunday at p.
M. conducted by Rev. Harris.
When man so we'll known as Vic
tor |. Spear, and with so many qualifi-
cations for the office of Secretary of
State comes to the front as candidate,
he will poll strong vote and you can
depend upon it,
On Thursday, May 18th, at the Con-
gregatienal parsonage at West New
bury, Ernest F. Brock, youngest son of
Carlos E. Brock, was married to Olive,
third daughter of Andrew j knight.
These young people start life's jour
'ney with the best wishes of many
friends.
The ladies syndicate for building the
Village Hall have organized a stock
company with shares at ten dollars
each, and have papers soliciting sub
scriptions already in circulation. This
is as it should be, public hall in our
village is public necessity, and the
budding of it is most assuredly pub
lie spirited enterprise in which many
persons will be glad to lend a helping
hand.
A visit to the Town Central school in
the tenth week of the present term
shows the following registration of pu-
pills: High school department 10 pu-
rils, intermediate 81, grammar 20, pri-
mary 80, total 90. We found on the
day of our visit 30 absentees. We also
found a lack of punctuality in all de-
partments, a disposition to lag in the
morning a dozen or fifteen pupils en-
tering the building during the morn
ing exercises in the main hall, an eX-
ercise which every pupil is expected to
give his prompt attention. Will the
parents give these matters their at
tention?
The listers have completed the grand
list, it is a neatly written document
and the usual correct business methods
OF the men who compose the board of
listers, John R. Weed, D. S. Fulton
and L. W McAllister, will be a guar
antee of its freedom from error.
Next week we will give some inter
esting facts and figures lin connection
with the present grand list.
Remember the opening at Monte
bello on Memorial Day. This institu-
ton is worthy of your patronage.
Gov Grout Is Memorial day orator
of Col. Preston Post at Wells River.
DR.. Harris R. Watkins of Burling-
ton has been visiting at his old home.
There will be very interesting pre-
Memorial day exercises at Town Cen
trail school on Friday, May 9th.
Thomas Aulis, formerly barber in
Wells River, has opened up tonsorial
rooms at Mrs. Corliss photograph
rooms, occupying the new room on the
street. Tom is first class barber.
gentleman and worthy of patronage.
Call and see him.
Mrs. Small of New Bedford, Mass,
a photographer of more than local
fame, will occupy the Corliss studio
from June goth to Sept. goth. Mrs
Corliss, with her brother Hale Hunter
will be at the Weirs during this period
and will have extensive photograph
parlors in operation.
George B. Barnett, guardian of Mary
Avery, has sold the Avery premises to
Erastus Wallace.
E. M. Brown, station agent, has
moved to the Bachop house.
Col. Y. M. Mansur Collector of the
Memphremagog district, was a guest
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Keyes last week.