The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-12
NEWBURY.

Opera Hall, Bradford, Aug. IL.
At the Congregational Church last
Sunday evening the young men of the
Christian Endeavor Society were in
charge of a quiet service of song and
responses by the augmented choir and
congregation, with the general theme
of Peace" The program was in
teresting and impressive and gave
evidence that the church has an
auxiliary capable of developing lead
ers and giving present service, as
through the cooperation of Mrs
Haviland and the young men it was
made possible for Mr. Ives to return
to the Boy Scout Camp at Halls
Pond.
Mrs Emily Currier has gone to ST.
Johnsbury, where she will remain for
the rest of the summer.
Mr. Abner Avery, the veteran of
1861 to 1865, who has been laid up for
most two years and whose obituary
was in process of construction, sur
prised his friends and neighbors by
coming up town the other day, and
is far from a dead man. Uucle Alb
ner, one of the defenders of Round
Top" while the battle of Gettysburg
was at its high, bids fair to with US
for some time to come.
David and Esther Morse were in
town last week the guests of Mr. and
Mrs F R Meserve.
Telnay Carlson is off on a two
weeks vacation. James Hubbard is
filling the bill during Telnays alb
sence.
Miss Aneti Nicholson and Miss
Allen of Post Mills were in town for
a few hours last week the guests of
Miss Keyes.
Mrs M A Smith and Miss Patricia
are in Boston this week.
The Boy Scouts are having the
time of their life out at Halls Pond
under the command of Scout Master,
Rev. Henry S Ives. They will be out
two weeks, coming in this week Sat
urday.
Mrs Gilbert Blake and her daugh-
ter Mrs Hill were in town last Fri
day, calling on Mrs Blake's aunt Mrs
John Hale.
Mr. and Mrs David Burns of White
field were in town the first of the
week, calling on Mr. and Mrs N E
Hutchins.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H Bayley of
Boston arrived in town Monday, and
are guests of Mr. Bayleys niece Mrs
George c Fayban.
Mr. Ernest T Hethrington of An
dover, Mass has been spending a two
weeks vacation with his family at
the home of Mrs C F Darling. i
Mr. and Mrs Frank P Magoon and
daughter Eleanor of Wolloston, Mass.
were visitors at Mrs Charles T Oar
ling's the first of the week.
Charles Greenleaf and wife, Wilmar
Perkins and wife, NJ. c. Knight, and Mrs
Martha WEIGH are this week on an auto
mobile trip. They will visit Plymouth, |
Mass, look at the rock their forbears sat
on and take in the pageant. Returning
via Portland. Having good time. 1t |
looks some like a "Honey Moon Trip"
but then there is nothing to that as Chas
Greenleaf is no bridegroom and Perkins
looks far from one.
NJ c Knight, Harold Hale, James Mil
Ter and William Rollins have been called |
from the peaceful walks of life and do
mestic happiness to serve on jury duty at
Chelsea beginning their arduous duties
Monday. August 18th.
Miss Marguerite Chasson is spending a
few days at home
The Newbury Nursing Service during
the month of July responded to II nurs-
ing calls, eight of which were emergency
calls making in all l04 visits. Classes in
Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick are.
being held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays, the Tuesday class
at West Newbury being specially well at
tended Some time has been spent in the
of model patient whose at
tractive features are due to the skill of
kindness of Miss Patricia Smith. In spite
of the intense heat the attendance at these
classes has been most encouraging. DR..
VIM. c. Kicker Of st. Johnsbury expects
10 hold tonsil and adenoid clinic at the
Woodsville Hospital some time in August
and parents whose children need care are
asked to communicate with the Nursing
Service at Newbury.