The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1882-10-13
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Wilmington.

Rev Edward Smiley of Putney, viii
preach, in exchange with Rev Mr. Bar
Der, next Sunday afternoon and even
ing in the Universalist church. Subjec
for the afternoon, Christian Manhood
and WomanhoOd."
Mrs Rockwell, wife of Pastor Rock
well, will tarry for some days with loca
| friends.
Several Bennington witnesses went t.
Newfane Yesterday, to testify in the Rude
divorce suit.
Sherman Robinson, remained in ar
unconscious condition last night.
The Universalist ladies fed the con-
ference attendants at Mrs Henry P. Bow
ker's.
John Patch, accompanied his son, join
L., to New York Yesterday. The latter
marries Miss Annie E. Robbins in the
city of churches next Wednesday and
the Cleveland boom gathers in conse-
quence. The influence of Ohio's voting
and the best wishes of troop of friends
will attend this happy Democratic union
Old boreas sighed and the dust few indiscrimi-
nately on Tuesday. Et
Arthur Morris and sister, Mrs. A. A. Barber, go
to Cohoes, N. T., for employment
West Dummerston.
b. Willard met with a serious acct
dent last Saturday. In getting under
pinning stone from the mountain he
stopped to extricate the stone from the
rock, the oxen made a sudden move that
brought his ankle between the rock and
stone. He thinks there are no bones
broken but can not step on it yet.
pno
have been visiting their friends in this
place. He has sold his house in this vii
lage to Christopher Robbins.
F. w. Wilson and family from Chico
pee, Mass, made a short visit o the old
homestead. He left for home Tuesday
morning on the narrow gauge.
John and Burr Taft are making sue
cess in their apple jelley. They make
from HOO to 1900 lbs. per day.
Townshend.
The singers of this place are very bust
lv engaged in practicing the cantata of
Samuel" under the direction of Prof H..
E. Lake of Saxton River and it will be
rendered at the Congregational church
next Tuesday and Wednesday evening".
1t is to be given in Oriental costume,
making a grand display rs well as fin
musical entertainment. As j: is the first
of the kind ever given here of course
everybody will be interested to attend.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, while
Rev Mark Carpenter was picking apples,
a limb broke and let him fall to the
ground. He was injured so that it was
necessary to carry him to his house.
Grafton.
II. A. Thompson and family returned
from the west last Saturday.
d. B. French, who has been ill with
typhoid fever is recovering.
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church next Sunday, on account
of the absence of the pastor.
Mrs Dexter Conant and Mr. S. T. Leon.
ard are in Keene, n. H., attending the
musical convention.
w. S. Eaton has bought W. o. Wy
mans stock of goods and will continue
the business.
Horatio Knapp of Dummerston, met
with bad accident Wednesday He
aud his brother went out with an OK
cart to pick apples. The oxen suddenly
ran, and the cart wheel passed over his
head cutting and bruising him consider
ably. He is dong well.
Guilford Centre.
Re7. E w. Whitney will preach in the
Universalist church next Sunday at 2: 80
p. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton of Wilmington, will
preach at the town hall, next Sunday at
2: so. Rev A. B. Trnsx the following
Sunday.
West Dover.
In The death OF Chester Rice the town
loses one Of its most honest and upright
men, honored and respected by every
one.
Mrs Sarah s Hill is g"ing To spend
the winter with her daughter in AIRING
ton.
Guflford.
DR. Gov of BrAttleboro will preach at
8 o'clOcs next Sabbath in the Congrega-
tionsl church.