The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-09-30
NEWBURY

Attend Mrs. Curtis millinery
opening Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 4 and 5.
Mrs. John Hale returned to Al
bany Monday, where she makes her
winter home with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. F. McElroy. The Friday
preceding her departure she very
much enjoyed an informal recep-
ton given her by about thirty OF
her friends who called to bid her a
farewell and at the same time con-
graduate her on having strength,
health and happiness, the day be-
ing the anniversary of her birth.
The Mock Trial, which was to
have come off last Wednesday even
ing, was unavoidably postponed IN
til next Wednesday, Oct. 5. The
management assures us that it will
come off that night rain or shine.
All the difference it has made with
you is that it has given you little
longer time to anticipate the fuu.
While Rev. Mr.. Shank is away
on his vacation there will be no
preaching in the Congregational
church until further notice. The
Methodist brethren have given us a
most cordial invitation to worship
with them. May we avail ourselves
5 of it.
1t has been decided to locate the
watering trough further down the
street, nearly opposite the. gulley.
More head can be had there and
there is better chance for drain
age. In the removal of the old tub
a vacancy will be created which
will give some one a chance to eX-
ercise their taste at landscape gar
dening in order to fill the void and
make Newbury more beautiful.
There was talk some time ago
about filling in the old fountain,
and in the place of old rubbish, etc.
have a flower bed or something of
that sort. Was it just talk, or is
there something going to be done
about it? If anything is going to
be done somebody has got to go
ahead and do it,.
The citizens at the south end are
having sidewalk put in. This is
long felt want and will be appre-
ciated by all.
Holden r. Warner of Hotel Del
Monte, Del Monte, Cal, aecompa-
MED by his wife and sister, Mrs. L.
d. Hyde of Littleton have been
spending few days in town. Mr..
Warner spent some of his early
days in town, and while here made
his home with his aunt, the late
Mrs. Horace T. Reyes. He left
Newbury in 1874. He was hust-
Ter when a boy, and has hustled ev-
er since, until now he has come up
on top, as the manager of line of
hotels which are known from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner thoroughly enjoy our
New England scenery, and will re-
main in this part of the country for
about thirty days.
w. S. Jenne has treated his house
with coat of white paint.
Have you paid what you prom
ised to pay toward the village clock
andlthe village watering trough?
The annual meeting of the First
Congregational society will be held
in the vestry next Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock. There are mat
tiers of grave Importance coming up
at this meeting and it behooves
every member of the society as well
astof the church to be present. See
that you are there.
Capt. H. Chamberlin of the u.
S. army is home for few days.
George Barnett has returned safe
and sound from the G. A. r. en-
campment, and reports the time of
his life.
Mrs. j ames B. Lawrie and Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Hubbard are in
Montreal this week.
DR.. Currier of Boston was in town
the first Of the week.
Frederick Cobb of Boston spent
Sunday in town.
SOUTH RYEGATE.