The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-12-07
NEWBURY.

Be sure to read the new ad of Hol
tons Drug and Jewelry Store on this
page. ~
The Burlington Free Press says in &
recent issue that Roscoe F. Patterson
of Newbury, recently won the $25
prize for excellence in preparation in
mathematics. Among Patterson's com
petitors were students from such
schools as St. Johnsbury academy, Vel
mont academy and Montpelier semi
nary. Mr.. Patterson is graduate of
Newbury seminary, under the princi-
palship of Prin. FELTON,, now of Brad
ford.
The pianoforte pupils of Miss Ford
music class will give piano recital at
the Congregational vestry Friday eve
ming, Dec. IA, at 1880 o'clock. A special
featuee of the program will be a talk
with illustrations on the composer,
Schubert.
Mr.. Bond of Corinth is working for
Harry Human this winter.
The friends of Mrs. DR.. Atwood are
very glad to see her back in town again.
John McElery and friend of Dartmouth
spent Thanksgiving at James B. Hale'S.
We failed to mention in last weeks
going to Lisbon to play foot ball with the
town team there. The boys put up a
good game. Score II to in favor of n. 5.
The promenade last week given by the
Athletic club was a success financially.
About ten dollars was taken.
A few young men from Bradford at
tended the promenade here last week.
Fl. A. Avery and Mrs. Lupin were
united in marriage Monday, Dec 3, 1900.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Avery.
Will Chamberlain is at home again after
few weeks stay in Manchester, n. II.
Miss Gertrude Avery of Chester, Vt,
spent few days in town last week, re-
turning Monday of this week.
DR.. L. johnson and wife of Franconia
spent Thanksgiving at home, also DR..
Irving johnson OF Bristol
Chas Bailey OF Boston spent few days
last week at E. B. Chamberlins.
Frank Bailey of Boston, Mass, spent a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry w. Bailey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. FELTON, of Bradford
spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Feltons
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lang.
Miss Maud Whitcher was in town for a
few days last week calling on friends.
Roscoe Patterson of U. V. M. Burling-
ton, spent Sunday with his brother, Rich
ard.
John Miller of the V. M. S. Montpelier,
was at home last week.
Miss Mary Darling of St. Johnsbury
academy spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Darling.
About six inches of snow fell Tuesday
night and Wednesday, but with Kimball
and Scruton to keep the walks clear,
snow does not affect us here. We hope
T1irc atnr Randall will fir fn arnnlnU
them to clean the sidew alks on the COM
mon this winter.
Miss Mary Jewett and Miss Alice Hall
both of st. Johnsbury are visiting at Mrs.
Fl. e. Keyes'.
We understand that DR.. F. G. Russell is
soon to leave us and go to new fields of
labor. Though the Doctor has been in
hosts of friends, and by hard work and
skillful doctoring he has built up one of
the best practices in the state. His many
friends wish him health and prosperity in
his new work in Connecticut. Mrs. Rus
sell and harrington will stay in Newbury
for awhile.
DR.. WhitmOre has bought out DR.. F. Z. |
Russell, and will move here about Feb /.
The Doctor comes very highly Iecom-
mended. Let us all try and make it
pleasant for him.
DR.. Stearns of Haverhill, n. H., will
have an office at DR.. Russell's for awhile.
The census of Newbury from 1890 to
1900 shows many changes. 1890, 873; 1900,
1904; 1870 1868; 1920, 1923; 1880, 1852; 1910,
257S 1850, 1854; 1860, 2549; 1870, 2241 1880,
2316; 1890, 2080 1900, 1925
J. NJ. Taylor guarantees every bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and will
refund the money to anyone who is not
after using two thirds of the
contents. This is the best remedy in the