The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1911-02-03
NEWBURY
Friday. Februarv 8, EN-

Friday, February 3, 1911
The officers and executive COM
mittee of the OxbOW Chapter met
with Mrs. C. F. Darling last Mon
day afternoon.
George Barnett is contemplating
purchasing an automobile. This
with Henry Heath's aeroplane will
have a tendency to keep things
in our village this next summer.
There will be no session of the
school today friday on account
of the teachers meeting, which
is being held in Bradford.
Those who attended the Thomp-
son-Ricker wedding at st. Johns
bury last week. were Mr.. Earl
Greer, Mr.. Richard Darling and
Miss Darling. Miss Darling was
bridesmaid.
We are having changeable wea-
Their. The thermometer has run
the gamut from 40 above to 20
below, inside of forty-eight hours
and as for walking, the pedestrian
has to keep in the middle. of the
road, and then you are not sure
of your footing, but for all that
we are having a glorious New
" lIlOIs w nave
of fuel, we have enough to eat,
and the majority of us have health
and we would not swap old New
bury for any place on the foot
stool.
Miss Hale returned from her
visit in Aver last Monday.
Miss Jeanne Darling is in New
York City this week, guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. Whitney Conant.
The collection next Sabbath is
for the A. M, A. Society, and the
amount pledged by the Congrega-
tional church is 1920.
If you wish to see a harbinger
of Spring just call at Hale's de-
partment store. The old store has
blossomed out in Spring merch-
andise. New things in dress goods.
His laces and allovers are dreams,
to say nothing about his new
Hamburgs, ginghams, white goods
for dresses and waistings. Hale
has always had the reputation OF
keeping the best line of white
goods. This season he has just
shot ahead of his record.
We regret to record the severe
illness of Mrs. Ransom Scruton.
Mr., Henry Dow, who has been
quite seriously i'll, is on the mend.
Clarence Huntley is under the
doctors care, and his grandmoth-
err Mrs. William Barber and Mrs.
Charles Hartwell are confined to
the house,
A good stream of water is
running in the village trough, and
is much appreciated by the pub.
lie.
Mr.. Haviland was in town over
Sunday, and was a guest of the
Greers.
Warren Bailey Sunny JIM shot
his perennial smile over the COM
munity the first of the week. When
he opens the store door, all you
have to do is to throw up your
hands and say put me down for
five boxes of the Arm and Ham
mer brand"
Miss Della Cool is spending
few days in the country enjoying
the winter sports, snow shoeing,
coasting and balooning. She eX-
poets to return to Newbury by
Monday.
Mr.. Charles H. Bayley has Civ
en- to the library two volumes of |
the Century Dictionary. These |
complete the set already in the
library, bringing it up to date,
and are in themselves valuable
books of reference. Mr.. Bayley has
also given a years subscription |
to the National Geographic Maya
zine. This interesting magazine,
with its beautiful illustrations, will 1
be a great addition to the reading /
table.
The Christian Endeavor Society |
will give peanut sociable in the |
vestry next Wednesday evening, !
Feb. sth. Admission, free; refresh /
ments 1Oc.