The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-09-05
Newbury.
WELLS RIVER.

WELLS RIVER.
About ninety enjoyed the Sabbath
school picnic at Halls pond last
Wednesday. The day was fine, and
no accident or unpleasantness occur
red to mar the pleasure of the occa-
sion.
Mrs. F. Deming has sold her cot
tage at The Weirs, and, with her
party, came home last Saturday.
Miss Nellie Lee went to Lake
Morey Saturday, returning with the
Wells River party on Monday.
DR.. r. c. F1agg was the guest of
DIR. and Mrs. W. H. Munsell Mon
day, going Tuesday morning, to his
home in Berlin, N. H., from which
he and Mrs. Flagg have been absent.
about four weeks, taking their va
cation in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Anna D. Leslie and grand
son, Leslie Kendall, of Montpelier,
have been spending several days at
the home of E. C. Graves.
James Dalton attended the Fair at
Sherbrooke, P. O., last week, visit
ing his old home.
Mrs. Chapman of Boston is the
guest of Mrs. M. G. Slack.
Harry Mecabe and wife, their
daughter Bessie and son Ernest, of
Orange, N. j., arrived at S. S.
Peach's last Saturday, leaving for
the Adirondacks Tuesday. They
have been for two months near Port
land.
Will Goss has been i'll for several
days, but is now improving in
health.
Friends of Miss Annie E. Carr,
who was for seven years teacher of
the primary school in this place, will
be glad to learn that she is now at
the same work in the graded school
at Hardwick.
Harry Leslie, of Melrose, Mass,
spent last Sabbath with his sister,
Mrs. E. c. Graves.
The address of Perciva1 w. Glenn
ent last Thursday evening, is said
to have been particularly non
impressive. "
Martin Daniels of Whee1ock spent
last Sabbath at David Brooks.
Carlos Leavitt and wife of New
bury Centre have lately visited at
the homes of r. G. and David Brock.
Miss Lottie Munsell went to High
gate on Friday to visit relatives,
and will start on Monday for En-
deavor, Wisconsin, where she re-
sumes her position in the Academy.
Mrs. Powers, who lives with her
son, Harvey S. Powers of East Rye
gate, and who will be ninety years
old if she lives until November first,
attended the service for aged people,
on Sunday last, riding a distance
of four miles to do so; she also
stayed to Sabbath school, saying 81
don't get out very often, so want
to hear all I can, and the music does
me good"
Mrs. J. r. Bingham of New York
city and Mrs. E. J. Amidon of Bos-
ton are guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. Lucinda c. Baldwin, having
come to help celebrate her ninetieth
birthday, which occurs September
sixth.
Homer Abbott and wife spent
Monday and Tuesday at the home
of Col. and Mrs. E. Baldwin. They
will reside in Winchendon, Mass.
Mrs. Herbert Moore, of Lancaster,
N. H., and Walter Abbott of Win
chendon, were at Col. Ba1dwin's
Friday and Saturday of last week.
DR.. Shattuck went to Lyndon Cen
tire last Friday to attend a reception
given by his alma mater to a former
instructor, Prof. Brown, now of
Crete college, Nebraska.
W. G. Foss and wife returned
Tuesday from their stay in ST. AL
bans with their daughter, Mrs. D.
D. Davis.
Many went to Montpelier from
this place, last Saturday, and saw
President Roosevelt. One man got
left by the evening train, and came
home, Sunday afternoon, on a
freight train, in time to listen to a
discourse on the topic "The Finger
of Destiny in Mans Life"