The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-11-21
RF2 A4~TI EBORO VT, NOVEMBER 21 1881
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Northne'd's Democracy Preparing o En-
thus"-AA Novel social EVent-"pai" Ahead
This Timc-A Shouting Accident.
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NoRTHPIELD, Nov 10, '9i.


This Timc-A Shouting Accident.
[Frcm our Regular Correspondent
NoRTHFIELD, Nov 10, '8t.
The Democrats Of Mortified, meet At conccit
halt tonight, to perfect arrangements for the
celebration OF the election OF Cleveland and
Hendricks. 1t Is expected we viii have grand
torch light procession or something imposing.
The Democrats OF this town are wide-awake
and entpusiaJic.
There is TO be a grand masquerade party at
the skating rink this evening Music by the
Northheld sextette band. At o'clock Is the
grand march in which only those in costume
are expected to join. After this week the rink
will bc open Wednesday and Friday evenings
and Saturday afternoons.
Last week was vacation week with the graded
school. v
MorrilrGllman Of Boston, Is in town on .
three weeks visit. we
Mrs J Nj Hit has resigned as teacher in grade
3, on account of poor health. Sarah L Kenyon
will take her place.
Harvey Wiley has moved from the Morris
house, corner Central and Summer streets, to
the house vacated by J c Fletcher, Central
street.
Some time ago Patrick Sployd went to the
town liquor agency for some liquor. Mr. Pres
ton, the agent, told Pat he could not grant his
request without a prescription. Pat got the
'document" and went and secured the liquor.
Mr. Preston asked Sployd if he had any oats to
sell, and he said he had. In day or two Pres
ton went after the oats which he found put mp
ready for him, but when he commenced loading
them Pat said, 81 cannot let you have Them
until you first present an order from doctor"
Mr. Preston argued, but it did no good. And
lie had to go home without his oats.
The News says, + Plumley, E-q, delivered
80 speeches VIII le in the west, being the prncl-
pal or only speaker on all but two occasions.
He spoke in II different counties, Travelled 200
miles in the state Of Michigan to meet his ar-
pointments, land his audiences aggregated $4,000
persons.
teacher, Miss Thompson, with nice crystal
water set, at the close of school.
Mrs Davis has gone 10 Castleton to visit
her mother.
A. l. Clark has returned from Richmond.
AA Use and wife are in Waterbury.
Prof Dickinson teacher or vocal music at the
NetCyuAsSrs bSihiltaIy vi hOuipCllCi, oPSHCt q
series of singing schools here Monday. The
Prof is called TN excellent teacher. and all who
are interested in learning vocal music should
not miss the opportunity Of thorough INSTRUCT
ion at n reasonable price.
E S Stebbins and family started for Florida,
last week Wednesday morning, where SteDblns
and Richmond, have Il fine orange grove. Mr.
Richmond went there last winter. fney are
finishing u house down there this fall
Ott
or more at the examination last week, In room
of the graded school Glass A-Wlliie riden
80. Setta T,nny $50, Minnie Rowe 81 8, Charlie
Davis a6 4, Addie Sinitn 95 6, May Moody 954.
MarIha Hazen 9i4 Gracie Ripley 80 |, Class
-Georgie ridet,. 952. Willls H,nt 9S, Water
Haf, HHfy 81 eE 81 q Gy Gy'o ya a ". 5,s ssa oy y
three scholars were tardy during the term
E Burton and wife of Manchester, H, are
at L A Wilson's.
The Sunday services, at the differe ut church
es now begin at IL O'Clock.
Mrs S NJ Jones went to Philadelphia, last
week. We understand she intends spending
the winter.
The oyster supper at the Methodist vestry
Wednesday evening, was qulte well attend
ed
The Catholics will hold weeks fair commenc-
lag tie 2ith. They talk OF publishing a daily
paper during the time.
Mrs J Scoyill an daughter of Duluth, Mnn
nc stopping with NJ Dune.
l. D Smith of WiIliamstown, was IN town
saturday and Sunday.
Winter term of graded school commenced |
Monday with good Attendance.
E L Thompson spent the Sabbath at Under
Ill centre.
Oar American Youth, an page 80 column
amateur monthly edited at Middle bury, VIII
GREATER BE- prin!el i: the NJftai.!l N55s
ffice.
Cuarles Chandler accdently discharged his
ul one dry last week White with DIn McCdrty,
le shot entering the latt,r's ab louen. Sat
fday. u Bray cut out six shot, aud Mr. N;
arty is doing WELL
The Webster saloon, has been posted By the
Washington county sheriff
Prot c c Davis uf Waterbury, was in town
e first OF the week.
Tuesday we were lorcibly impressed that win
r is near, the mercury going down in the vci- ?
~ of zero. We have had Il very pleasant ,
ID warm November up TO to-day. {
Frank Dewey, the penman for Willamstowp, t
As III town for Il day Or two last week. t
ID B Wooster will have some Of his crelm9r-
aud cnurn on exhibition at the worlds fair i
New Orleans.
It looks as though the bill !
ohibiting school children from attending
atlnS rtnKs would pass, and the students .
re are on the gai rice.
Willie Ellis who has been sick several weeks y
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