The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1900-11-02
NEWRURY.

A meeting of the board of civil au-
thority il to be held Saturday after
moot at the Town Clerks to revise the
check list for use at the presidential
election next Tuesday. See that your
name is on the list already posted in
every post office in town.
Let every republican voter take
pride in going to the Town House next
Tuesday and casting his vote for the
Mckinley electors. The republican
vote ought to be 300 in this town, and
it will be if every one will go who can,
and if he has team carry his neigh
Dor who has none. No canvass or &C
tive work is being done by the town
committee, and it is only by individual
effort that Newbury can cast its accus-
toned republican vote.
The selectmen are doing thorough
Job on the bridge below w. w. Bal
ley's steam mill, above the canning
factory. The old 80 foot wooden
bridge is being replaced by one of
stone covering, iron rails being used
for stringers. The bridge has been
narrowed up to Is feet between abut.
ments, and granite abutments laid in
cement are being put in. Mr.. Farqu-
harson of South Ryegate doing the
job by contract.
Rev. S. L, Flanders will hold Episco-
pal services in the M. E. church the
first Sunday in every month until fur
Their notice, at 3 o'clock.
DR.. Wilson of Bradford was in town
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slack of Bradford spent
Sunday with their son George.
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been boarding at Gales Inn for few
months, left Monday for Boston,
where they will spend the winter.
During Mrs. Robinson's stay in town
she has made many friends who are
sorry to have her leave.
The Misses Wheeler of Lancaster
are visiting at D, Y. Ford's.
A. P. Worthen of Bradford was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Hubbard of Wells River
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Alice Illsley, formerly teach
er in the Grammar school, spent Sun
~dsy with Mrs. Human,
TIE monthly meeting of the W. G.
Il. U. will be held Nov. 9th at 2.3O p.
m. with Mrs. James L. George.
Mrs. Edwin A. Bayley and family
returned to Boston Wednesday, after
vacation of two weeks spent in her
native town.
Mr.. Eastman of Wells River was in
town Tuesday.
We are to have barber at the Saw
yer House Mondays and Fridays from
10 a. m. until p. M, commencing
Nov. End.
Quite a number attended the mas
querade promenade at Seminary Hall
Wednesday evening,
Miss Alta M. Rousseau of Highgate
is visiting her consin, Mrs. j. E. Wor-
then.
Miss Antha Munsell of Wells River
was in town Wednesday and Thursday.
The last political meeting of the
Town Club of 1900 was held Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Eastman of Wells River
DIR. Wilson of Bradford and theirs of
the club looked after the Prohibition
side of the question; A. A. Olmsted
the democratic side, and the republi-
can side was not represented during
the first part of the evening. When
the hour came for open discussion
Hon. Edwin A. Bayley spoke earnest
ly and convincingly for the republican
administration. Mr.. Bayley endeavor-
ed to draw out the Prohibition party
by asking a few questions, but as it
was against the rules of the Club they
declined to answer them. Mr.. Ohm
sted spoke very favorably for the dem
ocratic party. 1t is self evident fact 2
that the Town Club wish to have a
one-sided affair of their meetings.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.