The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1885-10-30

And still another big now industrial enter
prise Is projected.
There have been In all three deaths from
scarlet fever In town.
1T 10 81 peck, not bushcl, that chestnut
bring, and they are scarce hero.
-Chas Conant gave "stcam clam opening
last evening for bis billiard parlor.
Tho rev minstrel company, to whom alu
sion was made In our last, takes the road mex
| week.
w II Bates has been kept from his worl
FOR several weeks by rheumatism but he Is i'm.
proving now.
Julius Whitaker Of Marlboro claims the
best coon record in this section. He captured
3 Saturday night.
C H Chatfed, formerly proprietor of the
junction House at Claremont, N ii, Is the new
clerk ut the American House.
Seymour and Charlie Horton killed three
rattlesnakes on Wantastiquet week ago Sun
day, each which contained ten young snakes.
Clifton II Sherman won two prizes at the
Amherst athletic contest the other day, one for
pole vaulting and one for the one mile foot race.
Mrs Annie Estey Fulton started for the
south yesterday morning, meeting Gen Hood
| and wife at New York for the rest of the jour-
ney.
The Farrow Fire Arms Co are having 100,
OOO 20 yards targets printed for free distribu.
ton. The REFoRMER job department mas the
work.
The band serenaded N l Hawley and B d
Harms Tuesday evening and were afterwards
invited by Mr. Hawley to little lunch at
Cooper's.
i Alfn is away on fishing excursion
with Conductor Williams at New London,
Conn. This morning they sent up a handsome
lot of fish to their friends here.
The Baptist Sunday school is favored with
especially fine music this fall. 1t is furnished
by Elbridge Van Doom organist, Miss Izetta
Stewart pianist and H w Leonard cornetist
There was a conference OF several local
business men over the Dickerman lock manu-
factory project Friday afternoon. No conclu-
sion was reached, which looks to any definite
action.
"A number Of Brattleboreans invested in the
lottery or distribution OF presents" OF the Leo
minister. Mass, G r post. The one lucky
man is Don H Miller, who draws harness
which purports to be worth $50.
The thew" five cent piece, as it is called,
and for which as much as quarter has been
offered, appears to be quite numerous around
town, 80 much so that people are doubtful
whether they are not counterfeit.
The REroRMBR job department is now
having the largest run OF work ever known be
our successful endeavors to please. We are
turning out some very fine things in the way
of job printing and at reasonably low prices.
The policeman saw man carrying can
of liquor under his coat the other night "What
is the matie-," he asked, "have you tumor?"
"No, sir" was the truthful reply, sit is can,
SIR" They say this happened here, though the
Saturday Evening Express says it was Boston.
-"Charlie," the fast horse which Col H
Chase bad here last summer, has just trotted
in :2l l.2, with a running mate, at Louisville,
Ky, recently. Robert Bonner, who was pres
snt says it will be one of the fastest trotters in
The country, going clear down into the "teens."
The Carpenter Organ Co have placed an or |
Ter with the REFoRMER job department for 3d. |
700 catalogues and 100000 circulars. People |
Ire beginning to understand that for good ar.
icle IN the way of job printing and at a low
,rice, too. the REFoRMER job Office excels
live us call and see for yourself.
Mr. Crowells reservoir has been newly &C.
nented over and is being gradually filed with
water from the overflow of the pipes. The
prings in the Pratt pasture have been connect
d ensur1ng plenteous supply of water for the
winter. The overflow pipe will be laid down
he rev street crossing the Charter place and
0 Mr. Crowell's new houses on the square.
The windows have been placed in tue Uni
ersalist church and they are undoubtedly the
chest and finest in town. There are eight
.om the audience room costing $50 each. One
the gift OF the pastor, Rev Z w Whitney,
nd the Others are memorial windows for Rev
J Fletcher, the first pastor of the church, Rev
Il Moore, Dea Jas Estabrook, Dea Ar.
old Hines, Dea E Wing Packer,
ames Fisk sr, and Alfred Simonds.
rose window in the front is the gift of the
[urray club, while there are six vestbule
othic windows given by Mrs Geo Hunt, Mrs
A King. If Guilford and Edwin Earle and
1e in men1ory of DR. Aaron Stockwell and his
life, Aunt Sally.