The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26
NEWBURY.
Friday Morning, August 26, 1921.

Friday Morning, August. 26, l52I.
Mrs Edward French, the wife OF
Rev. Edward French, former pas
tor of the Congregational Church of
this place, is spending a few days in
Newbury calling on old friends and
revisiting old scenes.
Mrs Brown and daughter Of Union
Village are the guests of the Taggart
family.
Mrs Tozier of Concord, N, H. is
the guest of Mrs Haines Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Haines Johnson, who
have been touring the beaches, TAX
ing in the numerous summer resorts
and bathing institutions, have re-
turned refreshed in mind, cleansed
in body and invigorated spiritually.
Mr. and Mrs William -Taisey are
this week on an automobile trip in
Massachusetts.
Miss Maude S Thomas of New York
City is the guest of her sister Mrs d
S Jones. Mr. and Mrs H o Jones of
Randolph are visiting their son D S
Jones.
Nv Hubbard is this week at York
Beach.
Abner and Louis Bayley of Lancas-
ter, N. H. were in town Monday put
ting up a fine monument in the Ok
bow cemetery for the late Doctor
Milo A Jewett.
Richard Grant, former Newbury
boy but now a resident of Mortified,
is in town the guest of Robert Me-
serve. When these two boys are not
busy skinning woodchucks they are
doing some thing else.
James Miller, Harold B Hale, M c
Knight and William Rollins are this
week in Chelsea doing jury duty. To
take so many good Democrats out of
town makes things look darned lone
some around here.
Miss Ruth Currier is spending the
week in Lyndonville, taking in the
Redpath Chautauqua and visiting her
cousin Florence LaFrance.
Miss Persis Barnett of Lowell, Mass.
was the guest of Mrs Mary Bailey
during our Chautauqua.
Mrs Sophia Still of Essex Junction,
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Bernice, has been at the home of her
brother Mr. George Bailey this week
Mr. and Mrs William Knight and
their two children were in town over
Sunday, Mr. Knight being druggist
at Stowe.
DR.. Harris Watkins of Burlington
was in town Monday, also Edwin A
Baylev of Boston and Mrs Owen Nor
gan of Hartford, Conn.
1t was an open house at Mrs George
Fabyan's last Thursday afternoon,
when over fifty of the ladies of New
bury called on Mrs Fabyan and her
daughter Margaret, who are soon to
close their home for the winter and
take up a residence in Springfield
Mass, where Mrs Fabyan's son George
has a position in one of the Spring
field banks.
Mrs F P Wells is entertaining her
niece Miss Mildred Tucker and her
friend Mrs G H Clark, both of Can
ton, Ohio.
Rev. Stephen M James of Revere,
Mass, whose wife lately deceased,
was Miss Jane Tucker, has been
visiting her relatives in this vicinity.
Rev. George A and Mrs Martin,
with their three children, made a
short call in town last week while
returning from a vacation trip down
in Maine. Rev. George Martin was
formerly pastor of the Methodist
Church in St. Johnsbury, and is now
the pastor of a large church in
Springfield, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Darwin Mccoy, who
have been spending the summer
months in town, left Monday morn
ing by automobile for Washington,
D. c., where Mr. and Mrs Mccoy both
have government positions. Mrs Rosie
Powers and her sister Mrs Dwight
DENIES accompanied them part way.