The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-08-25
NEW RIlRY.

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Dancing, Fireworks, Big Carnival
Lake M0rey Casino, Saturday Night.
Schulenberg'S Auction Sale of 20
Kentucky Horses at the Riding School,
Camp Wynona, Fairlee, VT, Sept. z.
See posters. 40,
Mr. and Mrs Walter johnson and son
of Springfield, Mass. are spending a
few DAYS with Mr. and Mrs James
Johnson.
L w Buswell's family are in New
Hampshire for few days visit.
Miss Sadie Bawden and FRIEND
Miss Anderson, of New York, are
guests of Mrs G R Taggart.
James Hibbard entertained two OF
his classmates of Deerfield School
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Whitaker OF
Allentown, Pa. spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs r A Worthen. Mrs
Whitaker will be pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Margaret Plato.
Miss Helen Aiken has returned 10
Chicago, after spending a few weeks
with her aunt, Miss H E Reyes.
Mr. Henry Jewett of Everett, Mass.
was the guest of Miss Reyes the
past week.
Miss Anna Atkinson is visiting
friends in Newport, N. H.
David Duvall of st. Johnsbury Is
doing inside decorating in the II Y
Bailey home.
Mrs G l. Thomas and Miss Maude
Thomas are guests of MIR and Mrs
Jones.
Mrs Levi Kelley is spending the
weekend at the Weirs, with her son,
George B Silver and family.
Again your attention is called to
the Tenney Memorial Library exer-
cises to be held in the Congregation
al Church, Aug. 30th at 8 o'clock. II
is hoped that every citizen and friend
of Newbury will be present, as far as
possible, to enjoy the exercises, ana
to honor the benefactors of the past
who have founded and supported this
institution, and to hear reports from
friends who have contributed to the
endowment fund on this the 18th an
niversary of the Library. This Lib
rary is for the young that they may
know the world they live in, and the
part they must act in it. 1t is for
the middle aged that they may study
the questions of the time. 1t is for
the older people that they may re-
main young in heart by keeping IN
touch with modern life. Let us use
this opportunity in a manner which
will show our appreciation of this
institution, that the anniversary may
be success.
Mrs Rosie Powers is home from
Plymouth, N. H., where she has been
for the past two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs A B Sutherland. MIR
and Mrs A B Sutherland are the
happy parents of baby girl born
Aug. 4th.
We welcome the return of our
street lights which have been turned
off during repairs at the plant.
George Doe is having few weeks
vacation from his position In the
creamery.
The annual church fair was a de-
cided success and the ladies should
be congratulated on their splendid
work.
Work on the washout beyond COW
meadow is going on rapidly and in
few weeks more the road will be in
first class condition.
Several farmers along the river
are threshing their grain this week.
Prin. d S Jones and wife were in
St. Johnsbury, Monday.
The Oxbow Antique Tea Room was
honored by the visit of Henry Ford
and son, Monday.
Circulars are out announcing a
Teacher Training Course at the High
School.
Charles Haviland and Rudolph Nc
Neill have returned from bicycle
trip through the White Mountains,
including trip up Mt. Washington.
For several years there has been a
growing demand for more adequate
facilities to care for the students
from out of town who attend the
high school This demand has at
last been given decided impetus by
the M. w. A., who are planning to
give celebration Labor Day and
raise fund to provide such build
ing, which is hoped will be dedicated
as Memorial to the World War
veterans. The plans include parade,
races, band concert, base ball; dance
and in fact everything to make the
day success. Over $500 have been
invested and much interest is mani
Tested by all the townspeople.
The local telephone lines are be-
ing put in first class condition.
WEST NEWBURY.