The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-01-20
NEWBURY.
Friday .Morning. IAN. go. 1921.

Friday Morning, Jan. 20, 1921
Next Sunday evening there will Fbe
a special service in the Congregation
al Church. and it will be a service
which this community should be in
terested in, and no doubt will be, as
Miss Brice, our Red Gross Nurse,
will be one of the speakers and will
give an account Of her work in this
place during the past year. ID 5
Jones will respond for the schools,
and MIR Ives for the Boys Scouts.
During the month of December the
Newbury Red Cross Nursing service
records 1923 visits, 35 of which were
nursing calls. Talks on First Aid
were given to the Boy Scouts and the
usual classes in Home Hygiene and
care of the sick were held at the
High School. Three children were
taken to the chest clinic held at
Wells River on December 7th by DIR.
Henry A Ladd of Burlington, who
recommended that two be received at
the Preventorf1m at Essex Farms
You can learn a lot more regarding
the work of this accomplished and
cultured Red Cross Nurse, Miss Bricer
if you attend this community meet
ing next Sunday evening at 7.3O.
May everyone make an effort to be
present.
DR.. Darling has disposed of his
runabout, as he thinks shoe leather
cheaper than gasoline. He sold it to
two of our young men who will use
the engine in the manufacture of
stove wood for $4,000 less a cash
discount OF S485.00, this, after paying
the storage charges of 600 per year,
will leave the Doctor three dollars
in the hole, but then, the loss is
nothing compared to the mental
friction brought on when the Doctor
tries to start the c. thing" es-
pecially when in a hurry. For
further information regarding the
automobile trade ask the Doctor.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wells of the
Taft's School, Watertown, Conn.,
spent the week end in town with Mr.
and Mrs Richard Darling. They were
on their return from a snowshoeing
hike in the Franconia Mountains.
Miss Clara Atkinson has been spend
ing the past few days with Mrs w
Emsley of Montpelier.
We notice in the State News that
HCorporal Robert B Grant, 172nd in
fantry regiment, Vermont National
Guard, and a resident of Northfield
has been designated to take the West
Point entrance examination to be
held beginning March 7th, with a
view to admission to the academy
July L, according to a war depart
ment announcement received at head
quarters first corps area" For
several years the Grant family were
residents of this place and the many
friends will watch with interest the
rise of this young man.
Electric lights have been installed
in the home of Mrs Mary Wallace,
The six boys who attended the
Older Boys conference in Barre come
home chucker-block full of enthu-
siasm and are loud in their praise of
the hospitality shown them by the
people of Barre.
The Missionary meeting met with
Mrs Hale Wednesday afternoon, with
Mrs Warren Bailey, leader. Subject:
Barriers between Neighbours" while
Friday afternoon the Benevolent So
ciety met with Miss Keyes.
The remains of Napoleon Lupine
brought here for burial last Thurs
day and interment made in the Ok
bow burying ground. Many years
ago Mr. Lupine was a resident of
Newbury, he and his family living in
the house now owned by Mrs Mary
Bailey, but for the last twenty years
he has made his home at North
Haverhill.