The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-07-11

LAMOILLE COUNTY.
Preparations for the temperance camp
Meeting-A Severe lDJury-NeW ana
Happenings from the far North.
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From our Regular &C respondent.
HYDE PARK, July 8.
PIX Gleed OF Morrisville who has been as fal
west as Denver and Leadville on a trip, returned
last week.
The following, among other speakers have
been secured for the meeting of the Union Tenn
perance Camp Meeting association of Vermont
at Morrisville, Aug 10, 20 and 81. Mrs NJ A
Livermore, Hon Neal Dow, L w dudley Esq
secretary of Massachusetts Law and Order
League, III w Bolton D d, of Boston, and Hor
Frank Plumley of Northfeld, vt.
w w Peck of Morristown sustained a very Sc.
we're injury recently in having his left hand and
arm nearly to the elbow, drawn into a rotary bee
nlaner. 1t is thought that he will lose a large
part OF the hand, but may save the arm.
7 w Page Jr, of Jacksonville, and Nathan
Mcfarland and C II StearnS of Johnson, are
each putting up commodious dwelling houses.
Farmers are now in the midst OF their haying'
The crop is unusually light.
O'Brlen's circus was placarded for, and open
ed at Morrisyille on July 4th. In passing the
distance from Sholcott to Morrisville, over the
ST Jobnsbury & Lake Champlain railroad. one
of the ears carrying the trained horses, cangh
fire on the top and YVES soon all aflalne. line
heads of fine animals were tied high up, and be-
fore relief came they were very severely burned,
in some cases burning the ears entirely away
and the eyes so as to cause Dindness. quite u
large number attended the snow, Dut lhe Seu-
eral verdict is-a poor affair.
Josiah A George and Mrs ] 2 Clement died
at MorrisvilIe on Sunday last and were buried
Tuesday. Mrs Clement was a young woman
yery much respected, the wife of the senior
partner of the firm of Clement & Whipple. She
had been sick a long time with onsumptlon
Mr. George was an old citizen OF MorrisVllie,
widely known and respected, and Will be surely,
missed from the many places that nave so "eii
and favorably known him.
HYDE PARK NEWS.
Charles NJ Strong has purchased the resi-
eence next to his store, of Mabel Noyes,
giving in part payment his former reslaehce vi
the other side of the street.
Rev E J Ward, formerly of Grafton, preach
ed in Union church last Sabbath, and gave eX-
cellent satisfaction. 1t is understood that ne
will be here next Sabbath, and perhaps during
the summer.
Under the new time table trains are run as
follows: from the west, mail arrives az ll.o'
a m; way freight, ll-l5 a IN through fTelSht'
s a m ; express, 6-52 p m; butter train tues
days) 800 p m. The Owl train which maze
up here, leaves, going east at t-l9 a m; tne
mail going west arrives here at 5-i7 ? m; way
freight, 1912 p m; through freight, 2-Ss P m:
express, l-2S a m; and the Owl train al s-l'
p m.
Chas J Patch and wife. former residents, are
visiting in town.
DIR Gleason operated upon Wellington Bnrrs
eve for cataract, Monday of this week Inc
operation is reported to have been successful
Quite a number of our people are putting IN
oil stoves, claiming that for a small family
thew are more economicalt than a wood fire, 10
say nothing OF Tie comfort.
Mrs Grant, Of Philadelphia, daughter OF A
p Smalley, with her children are making a
short stay in TOM.
Cs Page has aided IS feet TO the length OF
his hide house. baking a building 40 by 100
feet. with basemert and second story devoted
exclusively to buying and selling all kinds OF
hides and skins Mr. Cyrus Pages hide and
skin business Is prsbably the largest industry
of the kind in Nes England. Skins are sbipp-