The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-07-22
NEWBURY.
Friday Morning, July %, 1921.

Doctor Pion and family, who have
been on a weeks vacation over Bur-
lington way, have returned.
Mr. Walker Woodbury. was called to
Island Pond last week by the illness
and detah of his mother.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Stiles have re-
turned to their home in Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs H G Darling, who has been
away for the past two or three
weeks visiting relatives in Worcester,
Mass, has returned.
M C Knight and retinue are this
week at Halls Pond enjoying the
comforts of life.
Mrs George l. Thomas of Burling-
ton was here this week.
Professor d S Jones and Mrs Jones
left the first of the week for the
summer school in Burlington, where
the Professor hopes to find rest, and
refreshment for his mind and soul.
The various committees on the an
nual church fair which comes off on
Friday, July 20, are active and every
indication points that this is to be a
great event in the annals of New
bury. The Nellie Gill Players are to
entertain in the evening, and will
show their good will to the people OF
Newbury and vicinity by giving part
of the proceeds of their door receipts
for the good of the cause. So watch
out for the great church fair on Fri
day, July 18th.
MIR and Mrs Joseph Henderson an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Charlotte Ella to Mr. Arthur
Sawyer June Is, at Littleton, N. ID.
Mr. and Mrs Sawyer will make their
home in Franconia, N. H.
BY the will of the late Freeman
Doe of Boston the Newbury Village
Burying Ground Association has re-
ceived a substantial sum which will
be invested and the avails thereof be
used for the perpetual care of the
lots "In which my father, mother
and sister are buried and the lot in
the Newbury Cemetery in which my
grandfather and my grandmother Doe
and other relations are buried"
This makes about in all seven thous-
and dollars in invested funds the in
come to be used for the upkeep of
this historical burying ground. The
officers are James B Hale, President;
Harry w Hubbard, Vice President; M
c Knight, Secretary; Frank r Me-
serve, Treasurer and Collector. These
men with E B Greer, Richard Oar
ling, James A johnson and Edwin A
Bayley of Boston, make up the board
of trustees. James A johnson is the
Superintendent.
The Chautauqua, which we are to
AIo,.,l,,r,y hAp M
August 10th, promises us a most in
teresting program. Charles X Tag
CART, our Newbury Charles, 1.-THE man
from Vermont" has a personal ac-
quaintance with members of the
talent and he is more enthusiastic
over what is in store for us. Just
look we are to have the famous
Sheehan Concert Company; the Gales,
great authorities on Indian life; AL
bert Hannly, well-known lecturer;
The Colonial Maids, a tuneful COM
pany of artists; Bill Bone, humorist
lecturer; Filipino Quartet, and a
clever comedy success of family life,
entitled Her Husbands Wife" This
will make us laugh until our sides
ache, and too, there is a good moral
back of it all which every husband
can take home with him. Someone
will be around soon, rounding you up
on YOU season tickets, so be ready
with your best bib and tucker on,
also with that smile "That won't
come off"
Mr. Alex Stoddard of Maiden, Mass.
and his son Richard arrived in town
Sunday and are the guests of j b
Hale.