The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-05
NEWBURY.
Friday Morning, August 5. 1921.

Mr. and Mrs George Leslie Andrews
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Cordelia Gould to Mr. Malcolm St.
Clair on Saturday, the second of July.
been received which announce the mar
riage of Miss Marion Eisenbrey. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Elisenbrey
of Rochester. n. Y. to Mr. John Ed
ward Ludeman on Thursday, July Is,
1921.
Mrs Arthur Sawyer and daughter
Elizabeth of Franconia spent the week
end with Mrs SaWyerS parents Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs William Monroe are en-
tertaining Mr. Fred Monroe and his
daughter Ruth of Bridgeport Conn,
Miss Stevens and Miss Anna Maloney
Mr. and Mrs Walter Johnson of
Sprin gfield. Mass. are the guests of Mr.
James Johnson.
Miss Belle Prescott and her brother
Frank are spending a few weeks in
town.
helping Deacon Sidney hay, as well as
depicting his larder.
1t Just rained and poured last Fri
day, the day of our church falr, Dut
in spite of the weather conditions the
automobile. Chadwick Hall was crowd
ed with buyers and supper seekers
About two hundred were fed. and 1t
was a good supper too, and there was
seventy dollars realized from the din
ing room. The candy table, fancy
goods and housekeeping tables showed
handsome returns these with the forty
dollars which the Nellie Gill Players
donated brought up the grand total to
about three hundred dollars. The
ladies greatly appreciate the interest
taken by their Haverhill, Pike and
Wells River friends who braved the
storm, and the packed house in the
evening which necessitated chairs to be
brought in was a glowing tribute to
have on the hearts of all those present.
Miss Drant of Wildwood Hall, is en-
pertaining Mrs Wheeler of Chicago and
Mrs Whistler of South Carolina.
Miss Isle Southworth is taking in
New York and Philadelphia this week.
A former pastor of the First Con-
gregational Church of this place late
ly discovered that lightning was no
judge by the following taken from the
Boston Globe: New Haven, July 21-
Lightning struck the Grand Avenue
Congre gational church today while
service was in progress, knocking a |
hole in the brick wall and scattering |
plaster over the congregation. No one |
was injured. In order to calm the
Worshippers, Rev. William Prentiss |
the pastor, announced a hymn, but no |
note could be coaXed from the organ. |
as the bolt had burned out the electri- |
Gal connections"
r Borden of Newark, n. j. was the /
guest of Mr. Albert Kendrick the first |
of the week. Mr. Borden is of good |
old New England stock of the Vermont |
variety and is imbued with a love for |
the scenes of his childhood. He is a |
most welcomed visitor.
Moosilauke will always be new to |
the young and will continue to attract |
not only this generation. but genera
tions which are to follow. Tuesday
there was a large delegation from this
place who made the ascent and report |
a most glorious time; most wonder
that those of the party who
were slightly infirm rode up for fear
that the extra eXertion might result
in lessening their avoirdupois. but that
may be only report.
Mr. and Mrs James Webb of Rock
Island, Canada, are visiting Mr. Webb's
sister Mrs Alvah Cobleigh.
Mrs f E Kimball is spending a few
days in town.