The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-28
Newbury.

of st. Johnsbury Richard Darlin
from Burlington and Mazda Dar1in
from Smith College were home 70
Thanksgiving.
The schools in the Seminary will
be closed from Wednesday until mex
Tuesday and teachers and scholar
will enjoy this short rest.
J. r. Whitcher was in town OF
business Tuesday.
Edith Thatcher is home from
Montpelier, where she has been at
tending school.
Mrs. Chas. Deming of Montpelie
called on old friends here recently.
w. D. Wheeler has been on
limiting trip to Lowelltown, Me
He was accompanied by his brother
Charles from Concord.
Mrs. C. P. Blodgett visited hel
son in ST. Johnsbury last Thursday
Ed Higgins has moved his family
to South Newbury.
Mrs. E. H. George entertained
last Thursday and Friday.
]. G. Marcy has put bay win
dow on the front of his shop, where
he will display a large assortment
of articles to be found there.
Hubbard Avery has been enjoying
few days vacation and rest with
his mother here.
WILDER Worthen aud wife visited
his mother one day last week.
Mrs. John Stebbins of Fair1ee
called on friends in town the first of
the week.
S. C. Stebbins and wife are visit
ing their daughter at Whitefie1d.
Charles Greenleat, Harry Human
and r. Scruton returned Tuesday
from ten day hunt in Northern
New Hampshire. They brought
with them large buck and several
fox skins, also some big hunting
stories.
Mrs Jacob Worthen has been in
a very critical condition since Sunday
Eva Tilton of Danvi11e has been
visiting her brother, J. H. tTilton
the past week.
]. w. Sault of st. Johnsbury was
in town Tuesday in the interest of
the N. E. Telephone Co.
Willie and Florence Gale are visit
ing their grandparents at the Saw
yer House.
FIFTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
The ever cheerful and hospitab1e |
home of Ezra B. and Mrs. Chamber
lin was the scene of a very pleasant
social event on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst. On November 18th, 1882, |
Ezra B. Chamber1in and Elizabeth |
Bailey were united in wedlock at the |
BRIDES home Harry Bai1ey's), Rev.
Arternas Dean, then pastor of the |
Congregational church, officiating,
and this Tuesday evening gathering
of hundred friends and neighbors
was in commemoration of these fifty
y
Chamberlin, with daughter, Mrs.
Fabyan, and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
H. B. Chamberlin, received the Wis
itors and made every one at home,
as indeed everyone may feel under
that roof. Solicitations and greet
ings we're exchanged, refreshments
were served, the gathering, purely
informal and impromptu, made the
evening a pleasure long to be re-
mem bered. Rev. w. c. Prentiss,
in behalf of the visitors, made few
timely and appropriate remarks, and
presented the bride and groom, over
whose heads fifty years of welded
life had passed, with tokens of es-
TEEN and friendship in the form of
gold coins.
The guests departed at an early
hour with nothing but good wishes
for their host and hostess.
On the same day Harry Fox was
united in marriage with Emaline
sister Ezra's at the
Chamberlin homestead at South
Newbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin are the
parents of two children, Mrs. Fab
yam, whose home is with them, and
Harry B., a captain and quarter
master in the U. S. army, stationed
in the far away Philippine Islands.
CONGREGATIONAL Church Notes. s