The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1907-01-04
Newbt1ry.

The WOman's Christian TEN.
perance Union met with Mrs. E.
u. Avery, Wednesday, January 2,
1907.
Edward LaFrance and Miss
Martha Magee were united in
marriage at the Congregational
parsonage Monday evening Dec.
81, by Rev. w. G. Prentiss. Mr..
and Mrs. La France will reside
at South Newbury, where their
friends wish them a happy New
Year..
The second number in the
Newbury Lecture and Entertain
ment Course will be given next
Wednesday evening, the 9th, at
$50 in Chadwick Hall. This
number will consist of an enter
tainment of the very best grade
and will afford a great treat to
Newbury people. The entertain
ment is to be given by the Nettie
Jackson Company and will com
prise high grade work by the fol
lowing noted artists: Miss Nettie
Jackson, reader; Miss Maude Golf
Paul, soprano soloist; and a
harpist of rare ability. Indeed
this promises to be literary and
musical treat for Newbury.
The American Consul at Treb-
izond, Turkey, DR.. Milo A. Jewett
and wife, a cousin of Miss H. E.
Reyes are spending the first week
of the New Year with her.
Miss Mary Hale returned to
Smith College, Wednesday.
Miss Lucia Darling has return
ed to her school in Springfield.
She is an accomplished must
clan.
Miss Powers, a sister of Mrs.
Jewett, is guest of Geo. Bar
nett. She has spent part of her
life in Saras, Turkey.
Miss Margaret Atkins, a niece
of Thomas G. Reyes, is spending
her vacation with Miss Harriet
Reyes. She is a Vassar college
girl, and does credit to the col
lege.
Hale is busy taking account of
stock.
Chas. O. Holton went to Bos-
ton Wednesday.
Miss Nadia Darling returns
to her school in Brandon, Satur-
day.
Remember the church supper
in the Congregational vestry, Fri
day night.
Report is that Hammond Bald
win of Wells River has gone into
the hen business.
The Newbury and Haverhill Sc
lectmen had a joint meeting in
the town clerks office Tuesday, |
and agreed to sign contracts for
the repairs of the old toll bridge.
This will make a free bridge
which will be much appreciated
by the citizens of both towns.
CONG'L CHURCH NOTES.
The Annual Church Meeting
will be held on Friday evening in
the vestry, invitations having
been sent out by Mrs. James B.
Lawrie, acting clerk of the
church.
The following ladies were ap- !
pointed to take charge of the New
Years Church Supper: Miss Fl. E.
Keyes, Mrs. George Fabyan, Mrs.
F. E. Kimball, Mrs. Alexander
Greer and Mrs. Edison Doe.
The first subject for the year
in the Mems Seminar will be, A
Review of the Year. Leader,
George B. Barnett.
Sunday evening the pastor will
give a New Years message es-
pecially for the young people.
The Week of Prayer comes
next week and will be observed
as usual by union services.
At a meeting of the Mems
Seminar on Monday night the
following officers were elected:
Pres, James B. Hale; vice pres,
G. B. Barnett; sec. and treas,
F. r. Meserve; leader, c. r. Tag
CART. 1t was also voted to plan
for a mems banquet to be held in
the latter part of the winter.
The boys open meeting for read
ing and games last Friday was a
pleasant and successful evening.
Others will follow.
Those wishing to subscribe or
renew their subscriptions for the
COngregatiOnalist will please con
suit with the pastor as soon as
possible.
Three perfect classes in attend
ance in Sunday School last Sun
dav. Let's beat this record.
JAMES NJ. CHAPMAN DEAD.
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