The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-05-20
WEST NEWBURY.

Miss Mildred Higgins r.. N. of
Woodsville has been the guest of Miss
Margaret Tyler for a few days.
Miss Nettie Tucker is spending a
part of her vacation at home.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Hastings visited
her sister Miss Winnie Johnson last
week..
Mr. and Mrs william Waylett and
been in town. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs } w Layton.
Mrs Russell Tyler is visiting her
parents and friends in Bradford.
Miss Blanche Mayette of Newbury
spent the week end with Mrs Matte
Putnam.
West Newbury school has for some
time had Health Club. which in many
ways has proven a great help to the
pupils. One afternoon. recently. a
Health Play was given by the Club
which was enjoyed by the parents and
friends. At its close, Miss Higgins RI.
N. gave an interesting talk to the
children concerning the value of the
health rules which they are are keep
ing.
A story, which was written by
Leona Mcneil. was published recently
in the Health Crusader"
At the Spelling Contest. which was
held at Newbury last Friday afternoon.
when all schools of the town were
represented by two contestants from
each, George Robert Tyler stood the
longest. thereby. winning first honors.
and Elizabeth Darling of Newbury.
second. These two winners will go to
st. Johnsbury on Saturday. May 21st.
to compete with other towns of the
state.
Supt. L ID Smith has awarded this
school five dollars for best attendance
during the winter term.
This school is also showing much
interest in n Corn Club recently start |
ed. Elizabeth Miller received two dol |
lars as prize for having raised the |
second best lot of poultry in the coun- |
ty last year.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Parker and Mr.
and Mrs Charles Lucas of Lisbon. N. |
III. were at J b Tyler's recently.
The housewarming at the new par
sonage proved to be very successful |
afair. large number gathered there /
and a pleasant time was enjoyed by
all. The program consisted of music.
and songs. At the close of
the program. the host. Rev. w Nc
Nell. made a few remarks. thanking
the people kindly for the interest
shown in the new building. and assur-
Ing them all that their presnece will
be gladly welcomed at their hoane at
any time. The dress parade was a
feature OF the evening. and caused
much nxrffas,aape NJ
games were played. refreshments were
served. and all the guests seemed
pleased with the evenings entertain
nent.
Lawyer Jutton Bongrnore and friend
n st. Johnsbury were guests OF Mr.
md Mrs Elmer Shumway last week.
Mr. and Mrs ID S Stone Of woodsville
attended the housewarming last Fri
lay evening.
Miss Bryce. Community Nurse. is
here this week inspecting schools.
Mr. and Mrs S Tucker spent the
week end with Mrs fuckers sister.
Mrs Rellihan at Wilder. Vt.
Elmer SUBWAY had his eye badly
injured last saturday. In firing a rife
he recoil threw the hammer back and
he shell came out with great force
md struck squarely in his eye. Re
vent NJ once TO woodsvine. and at
resent fears are entertained that be
VIII lose the sight. Much sympathy 5
cit for him.
Mrs Frank smith and little daughter
Elizabeth have returned TO her home in
'onsham. She has been helping to
arc FOR her grandfather who passed
way recently.
Mrs Nelson Jameson Is visiting her
lister Mrs J c Stevens.
Mrs Spear Is having pauer and
atnting done. Charles Ford Of New :
ury doing the work
Mrs Harvey Beniie Is helping Mrs
ames Johnston IN Goshen. Mr. John
ton being quite poorly.
birthday party WAS given Herbert
ucker the II. IL being his 18th birth
az About 20 OF his schoolnaates help I
Z him 90 celebrate. They were served
-ith a supper and enjoyed very
'easant time.
Nat Robinson % Trasburn spent last
eek with his cousin p o Rogers.
one 81 the largest auctions ever held
this place was the Mem. Chamber
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