The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1908-06-19

to be congratulated on the brit
of daughter, born last Saturday
Rev. H. Q. Ward, the pastor o
the Congregational church of Or
ford will preach in exchange witt
Rev. C. H. Shank next Sunday,
Mrs. Harry w. Hubbard and he
son, James, have moved back from
their spring residence into theil
summer home.
The Children's Day exercises II
the Congregational Church last Sun,
day p. M, were largely attended
and a very interesting program was
appreciated. Misses Isle South
worth, Martha Burroughs Leigh
ton and Masters George Chase
Fabyan, Cutler harrington Russell
and Albin Carlson were presented
with Bibles. Master George Leslie
Cobleigh received the prize of a
Gold Star for perfect attendance,
he being absent but once in four
years from the Sunday School,
while Master Harold Mellendy was
honorably mentioned, he being alb
sent but once in two years.
Mrs. John Hale of Albany, N.
Y, is spending the summer with
her sons family.
Rev. C. H. Shank attended the
Orange County Convention at Chel-
sea last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Chadwick Hall was filled We'd
nesday ngiht with an appreciative
audience and they were highly en-
tertained by the Class of 1908 of
Newbury Grammar School. The
following pragram was given IN
such a manner that it not only
reflected credit upon the class but
on the instructors, and our school
board are to be congratulated on
their wise choice Of teachers. Music,
Densmore's orchestra; Salutatory,
Nina NJ. Mcclure; Defamation,
"Patriatism," Harold NJ. Wells;
Essay, "Class Motto" Abel Blanch
Cook; Defamation, "The boy
who talked and the boy who did, ="
Charles H. Temple; Recitation,
"The heart of Old Hickory" Ru-
pert G. Franklin; Essay, "True
Nobility" Rintha NJ. Mccoy; Dec
lamation, "The Bankrupt's Visi-
tor, Harley C. Roberts; Recita-
ton, aunt Elnora's Hero, Helen
A. Franklin; Valedictory and Essay,
The meaning of success, Arthur
l.. Shank. Presentation of Diplomas.
Horace W. Bailey is spending the
week with us.
BAILEY-BAYLEY REUNION.
The Committee of the Bailey
Bayley Association announce THAI
their general gathering this year
will be held on Friday, June Goth,
in the Union Congregational church
at Salisbury Point, Amesbury, Mass.
The exercises will begin at 1870 a.
M, with the usual business meeting,
including reports, election of officers,
addresses and musical selections.
At one o'clock a substantial lunch
will be served in the vestry by the
Ladies' Association of the church |.
at 80 cents per plate, which will be
followed by interesting after dinner
speaking by members and guests.
Salisbury Point was the home Of
John Bayly, who came from Eng |
land in 1886 and became the pro-
genitor of large branch of the fam
lily in this country. He was the |
first settler of Amesbury and his |
homestead was on Bailey's Hill,
very near our place of meeting, and |
his name with others appears on a
monument recently erected in
honor of the first rettlers of the |
Town in the ancient cemetery |
called "Golgotha," also situated
nearby.
The following among others have
been invited to take part, and it is
hoped that they will be able to do
so: Hon. Willis G. Bailey, GX-Gov-
ernor of Kansas; Hon. Charles o.
Bailey, Byfeld, Mass. Mr.. Volney
p. Bayley, Detroit, Michigan; Hon.
Horace W. Bailey, Newbury, Yer
mont; Mr.. Edward p. Bailey, Chi
cago, Illinois; Henry Baily, Esq,
Newton, Mass; Professor L. H.
Bailey, Ithaca, n. Y; Hon. J.
Warren Bailey, Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. Albion NJ. Dyer, Cleveland,
Ohio; DIR. Stephen G. Bailey, Bos-
ton, Mass. George G.. Bailey, Esq,
Buffalo, n. Y; Professor Scion |.
Bailey, Cambridge, Mass.
In order to suitably provide for
the lunch it is very important that
every one who expects to attend
and desires lunch should notify
the Secretary, edwin A. Bayley,
80 Court ST., Boston, on or before
Tuesday, June 23rd. Please be sure
to do this as otherwise it will be
impossible to know even approx
imately how many to provide for.
BENJAMIN EUGENE BROCK.