The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-01-18
WEST NEWBTJRY.

west NeWDury maple sugar was
classed as absolutely perfect
From the Burlington Free Press
we clip the following. ''The ex-
hibit of fine maple products was
said to be the finest ever produced
for a sugar makers meeting, and
there were 20 exhibits. Dudley and
A. A. Carleton of West Newbury
had the best exhibit of sugar and
secured the highest score obtain
able, 100" Glass K.-.Best arts
tic. display, first prize of $15 TO
d. and A. A. Carleton of West
Newbury, score 100 In addition
to the above the association voted
10 dollars to Mr.. Carleton. From
the Burlington Daily News. "The
second paper was read by Dudley
Carleton of West Newbury, pro-
prietor, with his son A. A. earle
ton of Maple Grove farm in that
town. Mr. Carleton spoke on
Some Points to be observed in
the production of first class maple
sugar" This paper occupies one
column in the above daily, and
contains much valuable informa-
ton to sugar makers,
We, the fellSw.townsnen Of Mr..
Carleton are justly proud of the
high position he has taken among
the sugar makers of our state.
Five times he has taken the sweep
stakes of the state, and he richly
deserves the honor given him, in
which we all share.
From the Boston Herald edito-
rial we clip the following at is
noticeable that the newspapers
all over the country have started
rabies notes. Can it be that the
scare is spreading by mental sug-
gestion?" From a letter received
by your correspondent from the
president of the Animal Rescue
League in Boston, we quote-"A
great deal of this is a newspaper
scare. The public has become
hysterical, and if the newspapers
and the men who are talking
about this matter could be muz,
zled instead of the dogs | think
it would be good thing" Tie
president also says they have
handled $4,000 dogs at the League,
and have never had a case If
rabies, and that she has carried
in her arms a dog foaming at the
mouth whom no one dared ton n,
and taken it to the home on Car,
rier Street, and in none of the
cases she has seen have the dogs
had rabies. So let us settle down
and enjoy our days unmuzzled.
Mrs. G. III. Moore and Mrs.
Wiley called on friends in West
the first of the week.
Arthur Heath of Derry, and
Matilda Danforth were in town
the first of the week.
Mrs. Fred Sawyer is visiting
her cousin, N. e. Rutledge at
Wells River.
About one hundred and twenty
and friends responded
to the invitation of Mrs. E. E.
Miller and attended the wedding
reception given in honor of her
youngest son and his wife on Fri
day evening, Jan. II, at Lake and
Mt. View Farm. The evening
was spent in a social manner
and with music from organ and
violin. A collation. of cake and
coffee was served in the dining
room. At a late hour the company
departed leaving many good wish
IS for the young couple. Many
useful and beautiful gifts were re-
,eived of which the following is a
list. ParlOr lamp, j. HI. and J. G.
Miller; small lamp, Mrs. G. L.
Cough; chamber suite, neighbors
md friends; dining chairs, Mr..
md Mrs. G. E. Miller; large rug,
7. b. Hale, 70 doz silver knives
md forks, c. w. Johnson; p dOz. {
ruit plates, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
.. Miller; 1 doz. napkins, Mrs S
Nm. Buchanan; landscape, Mr..
md Mrs. w. w. Brock and son;
Dair towels, Mr.. and Mrs. John {
3. Smith; cold meat fork, G. A. |
French, cut glass dish, Mrs. Geo.
/. Moore; pair towels, Mr.. and !
IRIS. NJ. G. Knight; cold meat fork, |
Josephine Little; pair vases, Mrs. G
has. Greenleaf; pair towels, Mr.. |
nd Mrs. E. G. johnson; fancy !
late, Lizzie Johnson; handker a
hief, Alice johnson; cold meat \
Ork, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. ClOugh; a
lass dish and fancy plate, Mrs. V
!. A. Johnson; pair towels, Miss
ISABELLA Benzie; fruit dish, Mr.. o
nd Mrs. r. w. Walker; photo t
.raphs, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Blu c
hanan; cake plate, Jessie Camp i
ell; fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. o
ohm Burroughs and daughter; t
10 in gold, Mrs. E. E. Miller;
cry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. G, H.
pie knife, Mr.. and Mrs. G
!. w. Tewksbury; pickle fork, a
iuella and Julia Tewksbury; pair d
Dwels, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ran
ey; cream ladle, John George II
nd family; salt and pepper set, Il
Ir. and Mrs. Frank Meserve and 81
lilo Meserve; doiley, Mrs. Robert ,