The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1898-09-30

New York state. This move is for the
Mr.. Cobb's family have made
Newbury their home for several years,
and many friends will regret their
going.
Our friend Charles B. Bowen has
gone to Chicago, expecting to make
that place his home. Since his blind
ness, which has been from childhood,
Charles has been familiar figure on
our streets. The good wishes of a
host of friends will follow him.
Rev. Ralph Gillam's special meet
ings commence on Sunday, Oct. End,
in the Congregational church at 1920
and will continue at three o'clock in
the M. E. church, and seven o'clock in
the Congregational church. The meet
ings during the week will be in the M.
E. church every afternoon at 3 o'clock
and every evening in the Congrega-
tional church at 7,30 excepting Satur-
day, on which day there VIII be no
meeting. Sunday, Oct. 9th, the meet
ing will be at the same hour and same
place as the preceding Sabbath.
At the last meeting of the trustees
of the Tenney Memorial Library, Sept.
oath. Mr.. Charles G.. Doe pledged for
himself $50, and for Mr.. Freeman j.
Doe of Boston 500, thereby increas-
ing the Doe fund to $500.
To the list of Mr.. Churles Bayley's
books published in the OPINION of last
week the following are added:
Fifty years of my life, Thomas, George
Naval and military heroes of Great Brit
ain.
Life of Goethe, Duntzer, q.
Central and South America, Bates, II; W.
Walks and talks in the geological field,
Winehell, Alexander
Two books have been given by Miss
Doe, viz:
Letters of travel, Brooks, Phillips
John Inglesant, Shorthouse, j. III.
The remainder of the list are those re-
Gently purchased by the Library.
Encyclopedia Britannica, Bows.
Cuba in war time, Davis, r. H.
Carita, Pendleton, Louis
Federal judge, Lush, Z. K.
Helbech of Bannisdale, .2v.,
Ward, Mrs. Humphrey
Her Majesty's towers. 2v. Dixon, W. HI.
History of Gustavus Adolphus,
Stevens, j. l..
History of our own times, Mccarthy, j.
Hugh Wynn, 2v. Mitchell, 5. W.
In dyke shanty, Pool, NJ. L.
Jerome poor man, wilkins, M. E.
Marjorie Daw, Aldrich, L. b.
Makers of Venice, Oliphant, Mrs.
PenelOpe's progress, Wiggin, X: D.
Pride of Jennico, Castle, A. and Z.
Quaint Korea, Min, M. L.
Thelma, Corelli, Marie
Three scouts, Trowbridge, j. L.
Spain and Morocco, Finck, Fl. t.
Revolutionary love story, KIRK, E. ID.
War of independence, Fiske, John
Beginnings of New England,
The Eugene Field knew, Wilson, Francis
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Alan Ransford, Deland, f. d.
Camp mates, Munroe, Kirk
Country of the dwarfs, Du haiilu, p.
Dragon and the raven, Henty, &. A.
In freedoms cause,
True to the old flag,
With Give in India,
With Frederick the Great,
With Moore at COrunna,
Five minute stories, Richards, i. +.
Girls ordeal, Lille, l.. e.
Mildred's bargain, g
In old Quinnebasset, May, Sophie
Jack Ballisters fortunes, Pyle, Hazard
Little girl in old New York, Douglas, a. M.
Master Skylark, Bennett, John
Old fashioned girl, AlcOtt, H. Nj.
Phronsie Pepper, Sidney, Margaret
OOH Vi Inc h6VOluJlO0, DTOOkS, u. o.
In Leislers times,
Stories Mother Nature told her children,
Andrews, Jane
Stories of colonial child: en-, Pratt, Nj. l..
Toby Tyler, Otis, James
Mr.. Stubb's brother,
Tip cat, Meade, l.. L.
Tommy, Anne and the three hearts,
Wright, NJ. o.
Washington young aids, Tomlinson, Z. I.
Workers (the east Wyckoff, W. A.
Uncle Sans secrets, Austin, o. p.