The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1884-12-11
farm TO Mr.. Boutelle of Wardsboro and has
moved to East TowsEend.

JacksOnvilIe.--Rev. II. r. Forest OF Will
mington has closed his lalDors In this place.
Richard Davis has bought a slaughter house
and goes Into the meat busincss.--At the recent
auction sale OF the property of the late II. q
Starr, or 6 acres OF moving lanu was sold to
Mrs. II. q. Porter; "A acres Of psstnrsge to Z.
f. Putnam; the double house TO Ernest Tenney
and the house occupied bv Mrs. Carley to Mrs.
Lydia Stickney.-E. S. Allen has returned from
Montpeiier.--Richard Davis child born on the
day OF the Democratic jubilee, was chrstened
"Grover Cleveland" MIR. Davis has gone into
tht meut bnsncss.--W. o. Hunt has opened
saloon of fresh oysters, and fish market, at
the Office ofthe late Il. G. Starr,--Wilie Brown
and Homer Hicks have opened store on Riv-
er St-ChristInas Is to be celebrated at the Uni
versalist church Christmas eyeniDg.--Sunday
Nov. 3d.. X. ID. Brown, Supt. was chosen 10
take charge of the programme, the teachers
were chosen to take charge OF the literary exer-
cses organists, Netto Morse and Gertie Hicks.
Committee Of Arrangements, Joseph Morse,
George Farnsw 0rth and Farley Crown.--TEe
MethL dists have closed their meetings for The
present.-Mr. James M. Peebes lies quito III
with rheumatic fever: Mrs. Henry Lamphear.
vii cancer; Miss Ellie Murdoch with the
dropsy.--The pnbiic schools commenced Mon
day with the following teachers, Mis- Mary
H0ughton from Marlboro, q graduate from
Randolph, and Miss HilITnan from c, craine.--
Uncle Toms Cabin is to be enacted at the VII
lage hall this evening, by tue Henry troupe
Uncle Toms Cabin was very nicely brought
out at village hall Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.-Ihere was very pleasant family
gathering at the house OF Ezra Stctson on
Thanksgiving day. All the children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Stetson being present.
TOwnshend. - Mrs Burnham and sou
Johnnie left town last week u spend the winter
months with sister in Massnchusetts.--Mrs
Edwin Eddy Is improving after long Ill.
II .,txrs md
last week to Putney where he has taken u farm.
DummcrstOn.-Mrs II l. Oele and son
Marbury who have been spending several
months at the old home Of her mother Mrs Asa
Knight returned to Baltimore Wednesday,
| Rev Mr. Merrill Of West Brattleboro supplied
| the pulpit at the Congregational church in
change with Rev NJ Wells Sunday - Martha
Knapp returned from visit to her friend Mrs
| s NJ Straw in Philadelphia, and commenced
teaching on the common Monday.-Miss Nellie
| Wells Is teaching school this winter in district
/ near Austin Laughton's.-Miss Minnie, daugh-
| ter OF Austin La1ghton is teaching school on
| Dummerston hill.-E Corser. Esq, has just
! returned from visit to his son In Hoyoke,
| Mass, who holds prominent position as
machnist in large manufac!ory there
| Horato Knapp has just built sugar house
with an impro red evaporator complete IN
| all of Its arrangement for making maple sugar.
Evening Star Grange No l54 held their an
nual meeting in the vestry Wednesday evening
and elected the following Officers Master, Hi
ram Knapp; overseer Walter F Walker; lee
turer, d Sargent; chaplain, August the III.
On: :;;; treasurer, N"urse; steward, Alonzo
Norcross; assistant stewaia, : y Rsep gave
| keeper, NJ M Miller; secretary, Mrs Fannie
Crosby Ceres, Miss NJ E Knapp; Pomona, Mrs
| Walter Walker; Flora Miss Nora Knapp;
lady assistant steward. Mrs r Nourse.
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West Townshcnd.-The Democrats In this
vicinity and neighboring towns had q time Of