The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-04-19

OWueu ny Gue ldJG 1IOIlldS L
Bailey.
Mr.. Frank Kimball is steadil
gaining, and his many friends ar
looking forward to seeing him or
our streets in the near future.
Mr.. Joseph Henderson and fam
lily have moved this week to their fla
rm in Hayerhill.
During the winter Mr.. Hender
son has met with a succession o
misfortunes the fore part of tn
season he met with an acciden
that confined him to his bed 70
several months, then his wife wa
sent to the hospital for an opera
ton, and recently he lost horse
and COW, yet through all these mis-
fortunes Mr.. Henderson has shown
commendable courage and has gain
ed the sympathy and good will o.
his friends.
The many friends of John Merrill
Goodwin are pleased to see hin
once more on his old and familiar
stamping grounds. He is looking
as well and young as men fust ris
ing 60 years.
Mr.. F. S. Cobb spent Sunday il
town with his family.
Sunday Rev. Mr.. Williams con
Guided his services in Newbury as
pastor of the Advent Church, anc
in the evening at a union service il
the Methodist Cherch he preached
an able and interesting sermon.
Last Sunday the members of the
Congregational Church were sur
prised and their hearts were made
sad as they listened to their pastor
Mr.. Prentiss read his resignation,
which is to take effect about the
middle of May. Mr. Prentiss has
been with us five years, is an up-to-
date man in every respect, not only
a good pastor, but good citizen, a
man foremost in every Enterprise
that went towards the upbuilding
of the place, our loss will be the gain
of East Hartford, Conn, where we
understand that he is called.
The Boys Club gave a frst-class
time at the Cong. parlors last We'd
nesday evening. Maple sugar and
girls predominated, nevertheless
the boys called it good time.
A large flock of wild geese passed
over our village Wednesday, they
seemed to think spring had come.
Mrs. Thomas P. Bailey is spend
ing f0w days with her daughter,
Mrs. Currier at Williamstown, Vt.
A good number attended the
Lawrie auction Wednesday land we
understand theat the property sold
at fair prices.
1t is reported that Neal Holton,
Harold Hale, and William Knight
have got into long pants.
Miss Mary Gould who has been
i'll at Miss Keyes's is reported on tn
gain.
The listers are working on the
individual list at the Town Clerks
office.
The sugar makers report the lar
gest run of sap for fifteen years, a
good many of them have now gath
cred their buckets.
The Lawrie and Perkins auction
Wednesday p. m. was well attended
and everything sold high. John
D. McAllister was auctioneer.
The Warning is up calling a
special Town Meeting in Chadwick
Hall, Tuesday, April 30th, at 2
O'Clock, p. m, to instruct the school
directors to purchase site and build
a new school house in old school
district No. 5.
Thomas c. Keyes expects Harry
W. Hubbard, his successor, will take
possession of the store the first of
May. Harry is no stranger in our
village and everyone will be glad
to see him located here.
The first base ball game of the
season will be played on the com
mon Saturday at 2 p. m. New
bury VS.. Wells River. Let us have
a good crowd to show the appre-
citation of the game.
The Sugar Social given by the
Boys Club at the Vestry last We'd
nesday evening was, on account of
the weather, not very well attended.
The sugar was first-class and those
who went reporteda good time.
CoNG'L CHURCH NOTES.
The union service at the MethO-
dist Church Sunday evening was
largely attended and was an I'M
usually helpful meeting, Rev. Mr..
Williams preaching a strong and
timely sermon on The Unity of
Spirit and Work.
On Wednesday evening the Boys,
Club held in the vestry a sugar
social which was well patronized.
On Friday evening the young
ladies of the Church complete an
organization with a threefold pur-
pose, industrial, literary and social.
A pastors class has been organ
lied for the month of April, meet
ing every Friday evening at the
parsonage.
A very interesting subject was
the one last w99k in thelSeminar on
the social side of the church. Mr..