The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-04-28
NEWBURY.
Friday Morning, April 2s. 1929.

Friday Morning, April %, 1929.
The Caledonia Teachers Associ-
alton to which the Newbury teach
ers belong, has recently received its
charter from the National Education
Association as an affiliated local or
ganization.
The Girl Scouts will hold some
kind of a Jubilee in the church par
lors this Saturday afternoon. The
White Elephant will perform and
show you many tricks which is worth
YOUR while to see, and the Ladies
Aid Society have a lot of rugs on ex-
hibition. These wonderful products
from the Orient, Damascus and the
Isle of Patmos if purchased will
transform your home into an earthly
Paradise, that is if your wife is an
agreeable companion, if not you
better buy rug and dwell on the
housetop.
Those who went up to the Congre-
gational Vestry last Wednesday even
ing and took in that cafeteria supper,
surely got their moneys worth, and
the entertainment afterwards was
Just what it was designed for: Pull
your leg and get your money" The
freaks which were exhibited would
put Barnum's old musee all into the
background and when the show was
all over and the money counted there
was enough of the lucre to pay for
all the new electric light fixtures,
and so everyone went home happy.
Mrs George c Fabyan of Spring
field, Mass. is in town.
Mrs w S JENNIE, former resident
of Newbury, was in town, Monday
calling on friends.
The sudden death of William r. At
kinson, Monday noon, removes from
our midst a man whose 83 years has
been identified with our town. A
man of sterling character and integ-
ritv, industrious and active up to the
last moment of his life. His friend
ship was sincere, and fortunate in
deed was the man who possessed 1T.
Although his death came suddenly,
and was great shock to his family
and his many friends, his wish that
his life's journey should terminate
without suffering was gratified "a
more extended notice will appear
later.)
Newbury High School Notes.
The base ball game with Woods
Vile ended with a score. of 100 in
favor of the later.
The Coup de Grace" presented by
the pupils of the French classes,
under the direction of Mrs Jones last
Friday evening, was very we'll at
tended. The following is the pro-
gram:
LIE Drapeau Etoile, Groups 1, 2 and
The Explorateurs Francois au Yer
mont, Margaret Smith. Interpreter,
Gertrude Smith.
Play: lie Verre de Saint-Denis.
Personages: Liable Suger, Elizabeth
Taggart; Andre Thomas, maitre YER
rier, Patricia Smith; Alys, sa file,
Elnah Runnels; Phillips, Margaret
Smith; Maurice Apprentis, Gertrude
Smith; Paul, I'm Domestic, James
Southworth.
-Chanson, Elizabeth Tag
CART.
I'm Bon Mot: Helen Mace, inter-
prefer for Elnah Runnels; Elizabeth
Meader, interpreter for Gertrude
Smith; Olive Bixby, interpreter for
Patricia Smith; Katherine Boswell,
interpreter for James Southworth;
Retha Alger, interpreter for Eliza
beth Taggart.
All! Vous dirai je, Mamam-Chan-
son.
Conversational French School: Cecil
Temple as teacher. Pupils-Robert
Meserve, Elmer Jesseman, Thelma
Clogston, Carrie Fullar, Stanley
Brock, Elizabeth Darling.
Sur lie Pont D'Avignon-Chanson.
Daily Thoughts from French Au-
thors, Kathlene Layton; Interpreter,
Ruth Alger.
Au Claire de la Lune-Chanson.
Savez-vous Planter Les Choux-
Chanson, Thelma Clogston.
La Marseillaise.