The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-01-19
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daughter. Mrs. Harry Hibbard, who
lives at Wells River.
Miss Hattie Reyes was in st. Johns
bury Jan. II on business.
Miss Gertrude Park, who lives al
Robt Meserve's is quite sick with
scarlet fever.
The union meetings held last week
were unusually well attended.
Come and hear Hon. W. p Stafford
tonight.
Ernest LaFrance and Miss Alice
Bailey were united in marriage Jan.
II, at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bailey on Pine
street. The newly welded couple left
on the mail train for short trip. On
their return they will reside at South
Newbury where Mr. LaFrance has a
position at the Glendower stock farm.
Miss Eva Simpson from Rutland is
visiting at James Lawrie's.
On account of the Grange meeting
on Wednesday evening the lecture by
Hon. W. p. Stafford was postponed IN
til tonight. Be sure and attend.
A party from here drove to Pike
Station to one of the Lecture Course
entertainments Monday night. All
report good time.
The friends of Mrs, Knight gave her
reception Jan. II, in honor OF her
92d birthday. Everyone had good
tine. and all hope to meet Mrs. knight
one year from that day again.
The lecture tonight is for the bene-
fit of the Tenney Memorial Library.
All the people in the town should
turn out and hear it, and by doing so
keep the library in pros porous con
dition. Remember Friday, Jan. 10th.
Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Stetson are Wis
iting at w. H. Silsby's. Mr.. Stetson
is engaged in the drug business in
Duxbury. Mass.
Mrs. John Weed went to Concord,
n. H., Tuesday to attend the funeral
of her sister.
DR.. Laid, who has been practicing
medicine here for few months, NOV
ed to Rumney. n H.. the first of the
week.
H. A. Avery and daughter Gertrude
who have been visiting in Massachus
etts and New York, returned home
Monday.
The first singing school of the sea
son passed off very pleasantly last
Wednesday evening.
Pulaski Grange installed the follow
ing officers last Wednesday evening:
A. w. SilSby, master; Geo. Barnett,
oyerseer; Ida Wheaton, lecturer; Jas.
JOIN son, steward; F. r. Meserve, as
sistant steward; J. H. Tilton, chaplain;
Susie Sawyer, secretary; M. G, knight,
treasurer; Eliza Wheaton, Pomona;
Abbie Bailey, Flora; Ruby KendricB,
Ceres; Arthur Kendnck. gate keeper;
Gertrude Park. lady assistant steward.
There were visitors from the Haver-
erhill and Bradford Oranges and
very successful meeting was held.
The Grange is rapidly increasing. At
next meeting, Jan. 20, ten new mem
bers will be taken in. Let the good
work continue.
Quite a number attended the dona-
ton at the Town House Tuesday eve
ming.
Do no. lorget the Wendell Phillips
lecture tonight.
The annual meeting Of the Newbury
Village B4rying Ground Association
was called at the town clerks office
tuesday, Jan. 10. Inc OlHcefS Tor the
next year will be the same as last
year, d. y. Ford, president; Horace
W. Bailey, vice-presdent: A. w. Sis
by. secretary: T. c. Keyes, treasurer;
James \. Johnson. superintendent.
Everyone can testify to the great i'm
provements that have been made N
the burying ground since this asSocia-
ton was started, and if each person
who joined and pledged to pay 81 a
year would keep their pledge there
could be many more improvements
made. A number have always paid |
their dollar, others fail to do so, these
must not find fault if their lots do not
receive the care they should Mrs. II. |
F. Stone and Mrs. Laura s. Wither- |
spoon, two of our friends from away, |
have paid their dues for 1900.