The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1899-08-18
NEWBURY.

A call at the pleasant home OF MI.
and Mrs. John Laton, who on August
9Th celebrated their fftieth annlVer-
sorry. reveals the fact that the happl..
ness of youth may crown the heads OF
mature wears. Mr.. and Mrs. Laton
are happy in the numerous valuable
and useful tokens left by their friends,
happv in all the favorable conditions
which surround them on their ami
,versary day, but the grand real happllii
ness is the consciousness OF good Will
and high esteem manifest by the pres
ence and cordial greetings OF, such
large number of friends and towns
people. And why should it not be
thus. for these worthy people have
nresided over an ever hospitable home
and have trodden the paths of virtue,
honesty and diligence all their lives.
They feel more gratitude than they
can express for all these manl1esIa-
tions.
The seventh annual meeting OF the
Bailey- Bayley Association was held at
Willow Dale in Tyngsboro, Mass, on
Thursday, the 10th, and was attended
nv over $50 members. The meeting
was a pleasant social affair as well as
useful and important to all interested
in the genealogy of the various lives OF
the great Bailey family.
The pastor of the Methodist church
is having two weeks. Vacation, uur'
ING which period the Methodists. Worr-
ship at the Congregational chnrch
where they are cordially welcomed
Mr., and Mrs. F. E. Kimball are oc;;
cupying Camp Crusoe" at Halls pond
this week. Mrs. X. gave a pleasant
reception on Saturday to her >. ,. class
of young men.
George C. Fabyan has been in town
q few DAYS, making glad his many
friends with his always pleasant. cor
dial greetings. Hereturned to Mime
apolis on Wednesday.
Mr.. Clough and family of Manches-
Ger, n. H., have been the guests OF MI.
and Mrs. Warren Bailey. During their
stav they occupied Camp Pineton for
a few days, much to their comfort and
pleasure.
Will J. Carleton of New York city,
q GRAND. son of DR.. John Stevens and
descendant of Gen. Jacob Bailey, has
remembered our library with a d0na-
fion of twenty volumes of book. This
generous gift will be highly appreciat-
ed. We doubt if ever a similar lnstl-
tuition has been better remembered by
its many friends. Newbury appre-
ciates these many tokens.
The St. Adams District Camp Meet
ing is in session this week at Morris
vile. Among the eminent talent In
attendance we note Rev. Ralph Gillian
so we'll. known in this section and the
Rev. G. w. Hunt of the New England
Southern Conference. We ais note
that Rev. A. w. Ford, formerly 0astor
here, as has been his custom for years,
has charge of the singing. This is SAID
to he the most successful and largely
attended camp meeting in Vermont.
The Vermont Fish and Game League
hold their midsummer annual meet
ing at Quebec Reduced rates make
the trip desirable one. Send to j..
w. Tltcomb, st. Johnsbury. president
of the League, for particulars.
Ezekiel White of Topsham. of whose
life and death notice was given IN last
weeks OPINION, was well-known and
much respected all through this sec
ton, especially by the older people. 1t
is particularly sad that his faithful
widowed daughter, Mrs. Eastman, who
came on from the west and so kindly
cared for him should so soon follow
him to the other shore. Mrs. White,
the aged survivor, is entitled to great
sympathy. Mr.. White was descend
ent from Richard Bailey of Rowley in
the eighth generation.