The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1909-08-13
NEWBURY

y
pride in the fact that she will fur
nish some of the talent. Miss Helen
Beckwith, our kindergarten teacher
in the public as well as our Sabbath
school, is to be present with a pa
per on kindergarten work in the
Sunday School," while Rev. C. H.
Shank will have something to say
about "The Proper trainings of the
Teacher" and Rev. o. d. Clapp
will discuss the boy problem, Glow
to keep him in the Sunday School"
The Congregational Sunday School
will send beside pastor and Supt.
Miss Beckwith, Mrs. F. E. Kimball,
Mrs. Geo. Fabyan and T. C. Keyes.
Frank Temple, with his wife and
daughter Helen are spending their
annual vacation with his aunts,
Misses Sarah and Carrie Temple.
There is no place like hillside
Rest" for them.
The cyclone of a week ago Thurs
day did considerable damage in the
way of laying down corn fields and
uprooting trees. It's force was
mostly felt in the Ineighborhood of
Frank Leighton's, and report comes
in that his barn was moved a few
inches from its foundation.
Allen Thompson has gone down
to Lake Sunapee in his motor car
riage. 1t is feared by some of his
female friends that some widow of
the lake region may gobble on to
that horseless carriage and hold
him as hostage. May his speedy
return allay their fears.
With the mercury 10 in the
shade H. w. Hubbard, who has
been basking in the sunny soil of
Kansas taking a much needed rest,
returned home Saturday Sunday
we natives called it hot, and some
said it was hotter than hot, but
Harry, not being accustomed to
such change thought winter had
come. He came near having a
chill and at last accounts was look
ing for his overshoes and fur coat
For further particulars inquire of
Harry.
Miss Bessie French of Westfeld,
N j., is making her cousin. Miss
Crack Wallace, a visit.
Mrs. F. E. Kimball entertained
Mrs. C. E. Clark and family of
Bradford the latter part of the
week.
Carpenter F. L. Cobb has i'm
proved his spare moments as we'll
as his place "Kobbsborough" by
building a uistantial fence com
mencing at his large barn and ex-
tending down to his chicken facto-
ry. AS soon as he RECEIVERS from
this strenuous work, blisters and
sunburns, he will be in position to
take similar jobs. AS matter of
caution it might be well for the
party desiring his services to en-
gage by telephone.
Town clerk Knight spent Sunday
at Hanover with his son William
who has position as drug clerk in
that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Swasey of
Concord are visiting her father and
mother, H. A. Webb and wife.
1t might be gratifying to many
to know that Henry Osser, who
left Newburv about ten years ago,
is in the insurance business at
Mortified. He has a very pleas
ant home and a good business. Ev-
erything indicates prosperity. New
bury can take pride in claiming
him as "Newbury boy"
Mrs. L. +. Wheeler at the Ok
bow entertained large number of
our young people as we'll as many
from Haverhill last Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Barber has returned
from a two weeks vacation at the
seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rowe of
Boston are at the hotel.
j. Edgar Chamberlin of New
York spent Sunday in town with
his daughter, Mrs. Richard Darling.
Miss Shirley Clifford has accept
cd position at Hale's Tavern.
Mrs. James L. George and Mrs.
Marcia Kasson White were in town
last week, the guest of their cousin,
Mrs. Sarah Sawyer,
Clarence Sleeper and wife of
Groton Pond are making their
mother, Mrs. John Sleeper, a short !
visit.
Mr.. Lewis NJ. White of Boston (
made a flying visit to town last
week. He has real estate interest
in our village
Ira Mussey and wife of North /
Woodstock have been spending a {
few DAYS in town. Mrs, Mussey is
a sister of Mrs. ]. L. Leighton and !
was present at the Goth anniversary
Mrs. Z. S. Peaslee was in town a {
few hours Tuesday, She is the ,
widow of E. S. Peaslee who died in ]
I :