The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-07-08
NEWBURY.

curing CIe dOSeHCe OF their pastor.
The sacrament OF the Lords supper as
announced will be postponed.
Rev. G. II. McDougal will preach at
West and South Newbury in exchange
with Rev. W. H. White.
Word is given out that Prof. Chas.
l.. Orton will not return to the prin-
cipalship of the Town Central School.
During the year Mr.. Orion was at the
head of our school he made MANY
friends. He attended strictly to his
own business and was liked in the
school room. Mr.. Orion goes to Beth
ell to larger school with a better sal
airy. We voice our community in
wishing Mr.. Orton success.
County court is getting back into
the old style of accommodating every
body, Judge Start adjourned court
at Chelsea for two weeks so that the
States attorney, high baliff and Jurors
can do their haying and the lawyers
hoe out their garden sass and pick the
first crop of early famuse. T his is
good in Judge Start but rather hard on
the court retinue to be obliged to
crowd so much important work into
two weeks.
[ think the Newbury correspondent
has received something over a bushel
of letters asking him to purchase de-
post books on Bradford Bank and al
so making inquiry as to the Receivers
progress, and the probability of divi-
dend in the near future. Up to this
date | have written personal replies
to these letters, 1 have neither time
nor means to continue this correspon-
dence as nine tenths of my correspon-
dents have forgotten to enclose return
postage. / wish to state that l shall
not purchase any bank books at any
price unless | change my mind, in
which event | will make my wants
known. AS to the other matters upon
which am frequently Intercepted I
wish to say that [ am not the Receiv-
er's counsellor, do not know as to
the Receivers ability to declare a
dividend. If the people whose
money is in quarantine have a
right to information the Receiver is
the proper source to draw upon. The
Receiver is apparently devoting his
entire time to the business in hand
and until it is apparent that the Re-
ceiver is untrue to the trust imposed
in him or that he is incompetent the
bitter denunciations of his receiver
ship should be withheld. From the
first [ have urged the Importance of |
settling if possible, the hateful and eX-
pensive litigation in which the bank |
was, and is, involved, believing these
litigatiOns would prove the principal |
bar to an easy and speedy adjustment |
of the banks affairs, as often as urged |
the Receiver has admitted their i'm
portance and until it is found that the .
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attempt in this direction as well as in |
all other directions, let us all stand
by him.
VIII the republican town committee
report to Horace w. Bailey a list of
their committee with post office ad-
dress? This request applies to towns in
Orange county only.
People in adjoining towns should
know that Monticello iron and sulphur
Isprings are Open for the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Merrill with Miss
McKinstry md Mr.. Holton of Wo-
burn, Mass, paid their annual Fourth
of July visit to Newbury with head.
quarters at SawYer's. These pleasant
visits are altogether too brief and far
between.
Fourth of July was unheard of in ITS
Quiet and decorum. There was
dearth of the trnmnhant vounp Amer, s
lea so far as the ringing of bells, chin
music and the tin nan band 90 TO make
a proper celebration, -,
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c3n comp haft 70 M ME- ~ rrlcnatq i ana de-
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t tIaClieL III CIa ti cQuCy ollGulu AVIAN
C Ctt;a "a Clese UWo weeks Oh IN
?Ol uCUion. IA PelH0Il pesIillIlig Ceach-
lIlg MiVnouC any Normal preparation
9fouLu ~ mss Cne sumner ScilooI'
~ SciIoG !}i uLLetCoIs HllQw llielr business
tFeg MilI see W IL CllaC q certain class
ol CleIr teachers ~ aCIehd the sum-
IlleI sclooi'
Cadet Chamberlin is home from the
n. U. for the summer vacation. t
Abner Bailey of Bailey Bros. Lam
caster, spent the Fourth at his home !
in Newbury.
Tho school hoord will o. o,,oo ,,....
ronairs ON tho Senip t,r o'i 67i1 JGSlll