The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1880-10-29

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Democrats did not do it, for if they hat
they would never hear the last of it, =
Johni Blake, while hunting up the rive
last week, shot very rare specimen o
bird, it being grebe, and the only one il
town with the exception of the one nov
preserved by J. d. Bridgman.
V. Rock is back at Towns hotel doins
his best to please his customers.
Al the time the Republicans held thei
g Golyer spree" some one set up re
tail out door liquor shop back of the bank
Did the Democrats do it? "a Republican
echo says, yes,
Messrs. Moore & Arms sold their woot
pulp mill last week to A. II. Fisher, super
intendent of the Fall Mountain mills ant
Wyman Flint of this place. Price paid
$50, 900. Possession given the first o.
January next.
Re-. DR.. McCollester will lecture il
Union Hall next Sunday evening, or
''Rome, as modern and ancient city,"
There is rumor about town that A. H.
Fisher, Supt. of the Fall Mountain Paper
Mills, will resign his position since he has
become interested in the Moore & Adams
mill.
WILMINGTON.
Tuesdays rain was indeed refreshing.
Will Mr. Venor kindly help us to more OF
the same.
Charlie Crosier and his new wife from
Philadelphia have smiled upon their friends
this week.
O. o. Ware has commenced plastering
his new store.
| Ashley Stone has returned to town.
''UncIe Calvin Holand'' has taken unto
himself new bride this week from North
Adams. 'Unce Cal" is as wide awake as
a boy, despite the fact-that he is 80 years
old.
The Titus cider mill has already made
1900 barrels of cider, and the jelly conf
pany mas turned out sdne twelve tons OF
cider Jelly This is a considerable increase
over last years production.
A social dance is advertised at the town
hall, tonight Friday.)
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs Sheriff of New Jersey,
have been in town this week.
A. L. Childs has formally opened the
oyster season.
John Harris nearly lost valuable COW
from being badly checked this week.
The road tower the mountain, is repor-
ted in excellent condition, for wonder.
Levett's Bell Wiring RS are advertised at
the town hall for Saturday evening.
Miss Hattie Ware, the cstimable sister of
merchant O. o. Ware, was married We'd
nesday evening.
See the entcrprising S. II. Andrew
bulletin of prices in another column.
GUILFoRD.
Five of the people in Mrs. GaleShouse
are down sick with the diphtheria and
measles one of them critically so.
GUILFoRD CENTRE.
There will be public lyceum at the
town hall Wednesday evening, Nov. Sd
at 7 o'clock. Question, Resolved that the
license law is a better preventative o
intemperance than a prohibtory law
Dsputants affirmative-J S. Cutting. w
Henry, G.. w. Potter, DR.. Earl. Negative
J. c. Cutting, P. C. Briggs, w. 6. Wor
den, J. H. Richmond.
The ladies circle will meet in theil
rooms Thursday afternoon and evening
| November 4th.
Rev. n. L. Lovett of Sadawgs will hole
a qnarterly meeting service in the TOwr
Hall, at o'clock, P. NJ, next Sunday.
WESTMINSTER.
The Cantata will be given in the tow
hall next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings.
The library association voted 81 assess
ment at its first annual meeting Monda.
evening.
JACKSONVILLE.
Epizootv prevails quite extensively.
George Porter has put up the fran
for saw mill in connection with hi
grisi-mill.
Nelson Wilcox started Tuesday nigh
for Southern Ill.
Merrett Johnson, the Republican
colored brother of the Glen house, lei
Monday morning quite Unexpectedly
taking with him clothing, etc, includin
nice overcoat belonging to other pal
ties. He has gone to New York to vot
the Republican ticket next Tuesday.
Recent rains though not very exteusiv
haveheen very gratefully received, Is
pecially by business men dependin
| upon water power.
Messrs. II. A. Merrick and c. w. Jenk
have opened boot, shoe, and read
made clothing store at the stand forme
ly occupied by f. l.. Roberts
Since Ahaz Pike lost his COW, notice
r last week, his neighbors have very kndl
and generously contributed toward pu
chasing him another. Mr. Pike h,
moved his family to Searsburg for ii
winter having found favorable emplol
ment there.
The ladies, who are making very con
mondablc and perseyering efforts to g
2 up bedquilt commemorative of the LAT
: Centennial of the Town, have succeede
IN obtaining several hundred name
ma@y persons giving, in addition to the
own, the names Of whole families {
/ quite list of other names and payir
Tor each name the requisite ten cent
IL is hoped that 10 one will fail to aid 5
I worthy an object, especially as it has a
interesting aspect and benevolent en'
Each name, with an added dime will |
passed down 10 % her generations as Tor
as the quilt shall exist. The little ri
and rivulets make the broad rivers.
sADAwGA.
A valuable COW belonging to Loreni
/ Xix was killed recently by falling over
] precipice.
Hannah Dix is rapidly failing wit
CONSUMPTION.
! +. J. Temple is here from Keene, n.
e FL. II. Wilcox is now in Canada