The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1913-11-14
NEWBURY
Friday, November IA, 1913.

NeAC Ounuay, NOV. 10, the First
Congregational Sunday School will
reserve as rally day. All members
of the Sabbath School are earnest
ly requested to be present, and
may they bear in thought others
who do not attand Sabbath School
elsewhere, and invite them to come
and join the school that day.
Rev. Mr.. Barnard will have next
Sabbath morning for the subject of
his discourse, "The making of a
man" You are most cordially in
vited to be present. The young
men have special invitation.
Mr.. Abner Bailey of Lancaster
spent Sunday in town, the guest of
his aunt, Mrs. Mary Wallace.
The funeral of Mrs. Moses Clark
took place in the Methodist church
last Saturday morning, Rev. Stur-
tevant officiating. Her death oc-
cured at Lisbon, where for the
past few years she has made her
home with her daughter, Mrs.
Bishop.
Mrs. Owen Morgan of Hartford,
Conn, is in town visiting her ia
ther and mother, Mr. and Mrs. A.
W. Silsby.
Miss Jeanne Darling, who has
been visiting relatives in Iowa and
friends in New York City, return
ed Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Orlando Doe of Dartmouth
college, accompanied by a friend,
were in town Saturday, the guest
of Edison Doe.
Ezra Clark of Concord, N. H.,
was with us Saturday, called here
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Clark
who was the wife of hrs brother,
the late Moses Clark. Ms. Clark
was for many years a resident of
this town, and at one time clerked
for H. H. Deming in the old store
which was burned in 1876, and was
the first clerk in the store which |
was erected in 1877, and which |
went down in the fire of June IA. ,
He notes the march of progress in
the art Of building, and claims that
a disastrous fire may hit hard an
individual, but in many cases it is
beneficial to a town, and this town
is to be no exception.
Newbury is to have a water sys-
tenn, and with a good water supply
4 good hotel will come, and with a
good hotel will come the sum-
mer visitor, who will sound the
praise of Newbury and the beauti-
full scenery which abounds, this
will ultimately make our village a
resort. Let us wake up
md grasp the opportunities. We
nave our young men with us, and
hey have the ability to make this
own which nature has done so
much for, the most wide-awake
own in the Connecticut valley.
Let us buckle up our belts one |
lotch more boys, and just show the {
world what we can do. !
Mr.. E. B. and his sister, Miss
Martha Atkinson have closed their t
house for the winter.
Mrs. Knight of Post Mills spent
/ day or two with her sister, Mrs. {
fulton, last week. t
The brick work on our school {
is completed and the roof
s going on, soon the carpenters t
will be busy. Newbury is soon to {
rave one of the finest school build t
ngs i'll the state. :
Mrs. Emma Dana Fletcher of /
Iyndonville is the guest of Mrs.
:. E. Kimball. !
Mrs. L. F. Wheeler is in Boston ;
his week.
The death of Mrs. Ella Hib-
,ard, wife of William H. Atkinson,
occurred Tuesday morning. Her |
uneral took place Thursday after
noon.
The Haverhlll bridge is complet- {
I'd, and is a structure that fills
very loyal citizen of both towns
With pride. As soon as the APP
breaches are completed it will be {