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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Vernon.-Eder Hemenway will preach in
the chapel next Sunday at 10 30 m, and at
l 80 p m.-Lantie Weatherhead has bought the
wood lot of Eugene Wood that formerly be-
longed to Roswell Wood.-Elijah Stockwell
has bought a nice three year-old colt OF Geo
Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Wood are max
ing their farewell visits in town this week.
Mrs James Allen of Brooklyn, N Y, is visiting
at her fathers, Henry Brooks'.-Martin Davis
and wife OF Ashburnham, Mass spent couple
of days this week with his brother, Chas E
Davis.-Amos Davis has returned to Rich.
mond, N H.-Mr and Mrs Hiram Cobb of
Wardsboro made short visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs Webster johnson, this week.-Mrs.
Little of Putney, who has been working at the
Vernon hotel, leaves this week for visiting
trip to Springfield and Boston, Miss Minnie
Reed takes her situation in the hotel.-Mrs VIM
Newton is working at Richard Norton's.-Miss
Nora Thayer goes to assist in the work at
the restaurant for Mr. Moody through the next
weeks convention.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
THE REFoRMER, JULY 20 1885.

Saxton's River.-Mr Frank M TAFT. wife
and son, also Charles Taft, all of Glen's Falls,
\, are visiting their friends and paren.s.-J l.
| Howard has moved into John A Farnswortb's
| and Mr. and Mrs Farnsworth board with Mr.
Howard.-Mrs John Ramsey is much better
Mr. G Collins has large class in painting.
His mark shows very fine talent in the art
Q S Frant, wife and daughters, with Mrs L S
Walker of Grafton, are visiting friends In
Springfield, Vt.-Bueberries are quite plenty
in our market. Blackberrles have appeared in
market also. New potatoes are selling from
20 cents to dollar per bushel.-Mrs Juason
smith formerly OF this place, now Of Chester,
is very sick.-Mrs Anna Chapman of Turner's
FaL 8, Is visiting her sister, Mrs f B Locke
Mrs Twitchel and her son, Charles, have
bought tenement house on River street of
John + .Alexander.-Mr Edison has 10 or u
carpenters at work on the Pusii1r home
Bro Westgale Is our prin clpal village carpenter
-Chas Bathrtk is drawing the winters stock
of coal for the Vt academy, said to be 80 tons.
John Austin Is going on Western tour
soon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Walpole.-After eight years Of unremitting
attention to business, as local agent OF Keene
National bank, and several insurance COM
panies, besides probate court and treasurer of
the savings bank our verify citizen and judge
of probate, Hon g Bellows, takes three
weeks vacation and IS now with his family at
the summer residence of bis broiher-in-law,
Hon Henry Z Rowland, at Southampton, Long
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
BERKSHIRE COUNTY, MASS.

While Robert Carroll was carelessly balanc-
ing himself on the edge of a vat at B F Philips
q Sons mill at Maple Grove, near North
Adams, Friday. he fell over into the boiling
water. In moment, and before there was
time to make an attempt toward his rescue, he
was probably fatally scalded. Carroll was a
young man,unmarried. living with his parents.
He is suffering excrucating pain, and cannot
live 3II.r-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
DEATHS.

In Hinsdae, Y II, July %, George \, son of l. L
and Carrie Stearns, aged months.
In Brattleboro, July %, Mary A, wife of Thomas
Long, aged so years and month.
In Hinsdale, y II, July IL, an infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Albert Ducey, aged 10 days.
In Guiford, July IS, Moses Daniels, aged s..
In Windham July %, Of paralysis, Miss Lurania
Holton, aged ~ years and months.
Ia Puiney, July 3. Lemuel Wright smaley, son
of O Smalley, formerly of Bartonsviile, aged 10
years, months and Is days. fCorrectcd).
In Saxtons River july ., Charlie & spaulding.
aged l6 years, ? months ana DAYS.
10 Grand Rapids. Dakota, July IS, Mrs Prussia,
widow OF William Mowry, aged 90, formerly Of
Halifax.
In Brattleboro July ., William II Hamilton, 65.
In Putnry, June &C. FEMME Foster, wife of ID
Lord, 50.
In Grafton, July IL, Anna, daughter of W s and
Abbie Hemesway.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

East WestmoreIand.-AsM Mrs Henry Ball
o. Walpole and her cousin from Gardner, Mass,
were coming to this place last Wednesday, their
horse became unmanageabe and rushed down
the hill near the curve to the postofice. The
ladies were dashed violently to the ground, Mrs
Ball being greatly shocked and her temple bad.
~ bruised, while the other lady escaped almost
unharmed. The horse and wagon were not in.
iured Mrs NJ S Leach of Hinsdale and her
daughter Gertrude have been visiting friends in
town the past week.
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BIRTHS.

In Bratteboro, July %, daughter EDNA Louiee)
to Mr. and Mrs l. S Maynard.
In Halifax, July %, son to Frank and Matte
A Stone. -..+
In Newton Highlands, July %. daughter to Mr.
and Mrs Charles Ogden and granddaughter to Mrs
Wm Jacobs, of Guiford.
In Jacksonville, July II, son to Rev and Mrs r
Vail.
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Brookside Henry Moore is slowly i'm
proving in health.--John Mundell has sold his
horse Jerry to Alton Robbins OF Brattleboro.-
Your correspondent lately had tue pleasure of
OF seeing pair of twin steer calves owned by
Mrs Frank Jones OF Adamsvlle, that for size
and closeness of matching, one being the exact
counterpart of the other, We think would be
hard to beat in Windham county, they are
beauties.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Windham. Chaplin Howard and family of
MerJden, Conn, and Mrs Arthur Tufts Of Sioux
Falls, Oak, are visiting ct VIM Harris's.---
Rowena A Pollard of Chester and Clara
Howard of Oberlin, o, have been visiting
friends in town this week.-Ezra Pierce lost
valuable carriage horse from pneumonia Mon
day.-One of Hollis Stowels horses was badly
cut in the leg last week by moving machine
knife.-Mrs Philinda Bailey of Wardsboro is
stopping at Silas Pike's.-Mrs Charles Gould
and daughter Myra of Washington, d c, are
spending the summer at VIM Harris's-Matie
Rogers of Connecticut, is at Deacon Premises
for the summer.-Lurania Holton formerly of
Jamaica, died suddenly Wednesday morning
of paralysis at the residence of Holden.
The remains were taken to Jamaica for burial.
George Dowley is at work for Charles Rob-
bins of Townshend.-The hay crop is so abun
dant as to overtax the capacity OF the barns on
some of our tarms.-Sarah A Thompson of
Townshend is at L B Chapman's for a week or
two.
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Townshend.-The trustees of Leland and
Gray seminary have been fortunate in securing
the services of fl b Lawrence, A NJ, OF Boston,
as principal Of their academy. MIR Lawrence
is a graduate of Bowdoin college class of '65,
and has had about twenty years experience as
an instructor in academic and high schools,
and comes highly recommended from places
where be has Taught as teacher, and as man
of sterling worth. The preceptress, Mrs NJ b
Lawrence, is a graduate of Mt Holyoke semin-
airy, and is also an experienced and successful
teacher having taught in connection with Mr.
Lawrence several years. Miss Nellie Twit-
chell, teacher of instrumental music, is well
qualified in all respects to fill this position, and
wihal the prospects of this school were never
so good as now, and no pains will be spared to
make this first class school In all respects and
to make this in the future as has been in the
past, one of the best educational centers in this
state.-Prof II Z Davidson, formerly principal
of L ana 6 seminary, is visiting in towns ID
Winslow, ID, is spending few days in keene,
n H.-See Leland & Gray's advertisement.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Athens.--Quarterly meeting at White church
Sunday, Aug l. The presiding elder will be
prssent..-E r. Lake recently lost 25 turkeys,
killed by a dog belonging to Chas Bathrick.-
The selectmen have made and posted the cheek
list, and 1t will have after revision go names.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
CHESHIRE COUNTY, n III,
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT AT KEENE.


AS five shoe factory employees, named Jack
Linehan, Ed Chetfee, Ed Philpot, Richard Ken
neday and John Ryan, were returning from
Munsonvile about o'clock Sunday evening,
they met with an accident near the Higgins
place on Tho Concord road, Just above the road
which crosses the branch. There the breeching
broke and the horse began to run, at which the
men began to jump from the wagon, and in so
doing three of them sustained severe Injuries.
Lineban through bad fracture of the leg below
the knee, Chaffee through severe blow between
the ribs, and Ryan through cuts ard bruises
upon his head, which left him in dazad condi-
ton for time. AS soon as the facts were as
certained here, Landlord Coulliard of tire City
hotel, where the men boarded, started out and
brought them home. The doctors think that
none of Chaffees ribs are broken. r. The team be.
ltnged to Martin. The horse after running
over the hill was caught near Woodburys m ills
showing number of cuts and scratches, though
probably will not prove serious the wagon
was considerably smashed up and left on the
road.
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MARRIAGES.

In BFattleboro. July 90, by Rev S NJ Crothers. O
j Pratt TO Miss Alice l,rownell.
In South Londonderry, July 90, by A w ] vii
kins Esq. lcbabod Gi son, of south Londonderry,
to Sarah ID Underwood, of Jamaica.
In Hinsdale, June %, by Rev ii VI Hamilton,
William A Estey, of Ashuelot, y II, and Ellen n
Fl anklin, OF Hnsdale.
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GuilfOrd.-Therei IS talk among the young
folks OF a picnic to Spofford lake next Tuesday.
&C II Hall, former proprietor of the Broad
Brock house, died at st Johnsbury recently
Among those who are back for a BRIEF sojourn
in town may be mentioned Mrs VIM Yawkey,
daughter and son of Detroit, at J I Noyes', Mr.
and Mrs Moore of Lafayette, Ind, at Levi Boy
denis, and Mrs Hannah Pryse Of Relstertown,
Md, at the Brown farm. Miss Satie Mitchell of
Brooklyn is spending her vacation with Miss
Effie Estabrook, Mr. and Mrs Miller Of Phila-
dephia, and Mrs Bond of Montpelier are at +
F Reed's.-Alonzo Weatherhead takes the cake
on herd grass, reporting stalks | feet tall,
with heads 10 inches in length.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Dummerston.-Dance and supper at ] c
Newton's next Monday evening.-Prof Charles
knight and family from Ohio are visiting his
mother at the old homestead Of the late Joel
KnIght-Benjamin + Willard and Ora Knapp
were delegates to the Democratic state conyen-
ton at Montpelier. Mr. Knapp was honored
with the office as one CT the secretaries OF the
convention.-Leonard Randall and Samuel
Randall from Springfield, Mass, have been
spending few days with their relative, Lewis
Rsndall.-The Republicans hold fcaucus a.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Westmoreland.-E NJ Messenger of Bos-
ton was in town over Sunday. Among those
in town who are visiting relatives and friends
are Mrs Francisco Castillo from Washington
and her son Martin from New York. Chas
Woodward from Morrow. Ohio, son of Wilson
Woodward formerly of this town is, with his
wife, expected here soon on a visiting trip.
A week ago last Wednesday, while our
mare. "Iopsy," was hitched to a dilapidated
picket fence, the halter getting caught in some
way started her, and she ran Off on to the COM
mon with two Ten foot lengths of the fence
dragging after her. Here she freed herself
from all the fence but piece of oak plank
about three feet long ard six inches wide, with
which she dashed wildly for a mile towards the
village. After while she began to slow down,
and in the village was caught by Weber
Randall. The plank dangling about her legs
made numerous scars, but they are thought not
serious.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Wilmington. Pastor Tomlnson WI,
preach at Jacksonville Sunday morning a ~
and will occupy his own pulpit afternoon uu
evening.-Rev w w Patton, ID ID, LII ID, soi
Washington, ID G, will preach at the Congrega
tional church Sunday morning. He is the IA
Their of the present popular pastor.-Bexer en-
gns company has meeting tomorrow even
ing and full attendance of its members is de-
sired.-Relic hunters are active hereabouts.-
Vermont'house party enjoved Havstack's
fine outlook Wednesday.-The Universalist
Sunday school will hold its picnic in Edward
Bells "stone" grove Thursday. Friends in
neighboring towns are cordially invited to be
present.-Monday nights shower was as well
come as it was refreshing-W Rice is COM
pleting substantial granite monument for the
late S B Barnards cemetery lot.-A Wheel
er is connecting his tin shop with the village
mill.-A new mill has been raised on the site of
Edward Jordan's recently burned works.-A
Holyoke fishing party, including several an
glers from other Connecticut river towns have
taken home some good trout from Somerset
this week.-Rev Mr. Clifford is still feeble from
his late shock, but hosts of friends hope for bis
speedy recovery.-These people are among the
Vermont house guests: w w Patton, ID d.
Washington, d C; Mrs Catharine Howard,
Hartford III A Bridgcman Northampton; l
Sanford Barnes, Lenox, Mass; Mrs W II
Chids and sons, Brattleboro; HUMPHREYS,
NOW 1OIk.-CyTu5 n Sultu anu WIZ Vi MIHuc
apois have returned home, as have also Capt
Henry F Dix to Memphis and Harvey Dix and
family to Ilinois.-Fred Parmaee and wife of
Boston, who have been pleasantly visiting here
are at Montpelier this week.-Uncle Daniel
Snow and wife Of Wardsboro are greeting many
local friends.-Charles S Conant Of Brattleboro
has been in town.-Phlletus Averil and wife |
attended the funeral of his brothers wife at
North Adams this week.-Wallie johnson has |
returned TO Brooklyn.-"Bert" Wheeler trapped |
a large bear under Freezinghole mountain |
few days since. Bruin had been in the trap |
about two weeks when discovered, but the |
bounty came all the same.-Mrs Ware |
and daughter of Brooklyn are still at Alfred |
Titus H Kidder has sold % head of beef |
cattle to w f Richardson of Brattleboro and F
A Richardson is here to-day to drive them
thither.-The party of six from Bennington
who have been camping near Ray pond for
three weeks broke camp this morning and re-
turned home.--Dr Corbett of Cincinnati, .,
who has been here for three weeks, returned
home to-day, bis wife remaining here awhile
more city boarders are expected
soon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

JacksOnville-Mrs Rufus Brown has sold
her house on River street to Mrs Henry Blan-
chard.-The creamery has occasional new
hands for instruction on butter making, the
last Mr. Kemp of Shelburne Fails.--Eugene
Brown is engaged as cream gatherer on the
route east of North river.-Our cornet band
have new band stand near the centre of the
village, gift from the people, and the ground
on which it stands a gift from E E Putnam.
Evening concerts are given Monday and Fri.
day. under the leadership of Harry L Corkins.
The pocket-book lost by F E Webb, White
mountain excursionist, was found by Miss
Grace Ebert. 1t contained 1927, and tie finder
was given S25.-Rev Irving G Tomllnson of
Wilmington will preach at the Universalist
church, Sunday, August lst, at 10 o'clock,
m.-The Y L w club met with Mrs E S
Allen. The next meeting will be with Mrs AL.
bert Faulkner.-The base ball club will give a
supper and dance at the village hall, Friday
evening, July 30th. The supper is got up by
the Y l. W club, who receive the benefit of the
proceeds.
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Westminster.-A Annie and Bessie Vinal
are in town visiting their grandfather, Hon J C
Richardson.-The funeral of Mrs Cassandra
Grout, who died last Friday after long illness,
was largely attended last Sunday.-Miss Eliza
beth Hill, accompanied by some Boston friends
goes to the White mountains this week.
Among the large number of summer visitors in
town are Miss Wentworth and C A Nutting
from Boston, Joel Holton and wife, and T w
Wiley of Burlington, d Wiley and family of
Detroit, Mich, Miss Nellie Quincy of Lynn,
Mrs c Campbell and family of Bratteboro, and
DR. Hoisington Of Lynn. va
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Dover n I BuTham viii speak in
the cnurch at Dover Center, Sunday, Aug Sth,
morning and afternoon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

West Halifax.-The postof1ice was moved
Monday Oscar Howe is the present official
Melton Baxter of Hudson, Mass, is visiting rel
atives in town preparatory to journey to Penn
ylvania.-Francis Kingsley has been very sick
with typhoid fever, but is now gaining.-Leav-
lit Smith has a curiosity in the shape of cher
ry tree that is bearing its second set of blossoms
this year.-We have been sravely assured by
one that knows, that when our road machine
has been used for the purpose of leveing corn
hills preparatory to seeding down tina. it was
sometimes necessary to back up and take sec
ond hold in order to tip some Of the hills over.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Island, N Y. He will return about Aug 18th.
The bank in the meantime will be open as fol-
lows: Tuesdays and Thursdays from to 8
O'Clock p m, and Saturdays from to o'clock
pm. Thos Buffum has charge of the key of
the bank.-Although the Walpoe nine were
badly beaten by the Putney nine, 8 to 10, at
Putney the other day, they came home in ex-
tremely good spirits, having as they said come
within one of making the game a tic. One of
the Walpole players was recently married and
naturally did not make as good record as
usual.-Henry Chandler of Detroit, Mich, is
among the late arrivals at "Elmwood," ard
Judge Willett and daughter of New Haven, CT,
are an Mrs Dinsmores. The Judge is truly a
remarkable man, for Though So years old, he
has never smoked or chewed tobacco and never
drank glass@Qf spirituous liquor He rises
earlv and roams ABOUT the hills, gathering wild
flowers.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Putney.-Geo w Newcomb exhibits rye
feet, inches tall.-The Putneys beat the
Walpole nine at base ball Saturday, q to o.
John Nicholetz caught pike near Wares ferry
which dressed 10 IL pounds. DR. Foster Sc.
cured it for his table.-Wm Johnson had a
narrow escape from drowning while fishing on
Spofford lake Saturday night about 10 o'clock.
He made misstep, went out Of tine boat, sunk
once and was rescued by d A Barrows and
others. No serious injury Mss Flora Towns.
bend has returned from the seashore-Mss Ida
Gorham is sick with typhoid fever.-Mrs F
Hooper fingers along beyond the expectations
of her many friends.-Charley Kathan has been
home from New York spending bis vacation at
his fathers, Robert Kathan.-A little son of H
E Roberts was thrown from a carriage Mon
day; no bones broken; now doing wel.-Miss
Nellie Hall finished her school on West Hill
last Friday.-The ladies of the Methodist
church will give lawn party on the grounds
about the church and parsonage on Wednes-
day, August 4th. A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all.-S w Houghton, H C Squires,
and Hitchcock have improved their places
by removing front fences. We hope there are
more to follow.
A society of Christian endeavor was formed
last Thursday evenIng,a good number Of young
people attending the meeting for organization,
and the first, meeting will be held Tuesday
evening, August 3, in the small vestry of the
Congregational church. All young people are
invited to attend.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Whiting in districts No ! Z
s. 16 and 8, closed their summer terms on the
23rd inst, with the following named teachers in
order, viz: Sara Chilcott, Emma Blanchard
Lottie Amidon of Readsboro, and Miss Robb of
Gulford.-Some of the farmers have got their
haying finished up with an average crop of hay.
Dwight Kentteld has bought the HAYNES
farm in the south part of the town; price, $500,
-Boarders from all parts are constantly arrlv-
ing in town.-The Faulkner family have recent
ly erected nice monument at the graves of
their father and mother.-Men by the name of
Staples from Mass, have bought the farms once
occupied by White and Bryant in the west
part of the town and have taken possession.
Whitingham.-H Hon Edward Wilson of
Rowe, Mass, last week made a flying trip
through the southern part of Nottingham, max
ing friendly calls on his many acquaintance =
Capt Allen and wife of New Bedford, Mass, are
guests at Capt L Stickney John
Gould and daughter are visiting at her fathers,
DR. Waters Gillett's, also other relatlves.-Dr
Augustus Chase and family of Massachusetts,
have been visiting his father, Abram Chase
Capt Samuel Newell Of Boston, Mass, has been |
visiting relatives in town.
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GuilfOrd Center.-Mrs Albert r Willard
and daughter from Springfield, Mass. are visit
ing at e Ward's.-Mrs Fl r Chase and
daughter from Northampton are at Dea Wheel
er's.-Farmers have gathered the greater part of
their hay crop which was better than an aver
age-Miss Luin Clsbee is spending week at
Lake Spofford Chesterfield, N H.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

kynliamsviiIe-Mrs L H Winchester and
lighter from Cambridge City, Ind, are visit
fat Ephraim Morse's, and will visit friends
35uilford, Marlboro and Wilmington soon.-
! C L Brown and daughter and Mr. Young
h Brattleboro, and Mr. Willard of Boston
tied Marlboro Branch" and made brief
IS IN this place on Monday last.-Mr and
J Lncius Walker from Boston arrived
lnesdsy at Dana Dickinson's.
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the town hall Saturday even ing to r choose q, dele,
gates to the district conventio n;-ln9,G WIZ pe
a dancing party at Newton on Vice IaIn
next week Friday evenng-Thel was sa 1..n.
erng Of some forty of the family wa ieia,Ves ~
at Nelson Wizards Sunday in con 'plmeht OF
the birthday of Mrs Alice knight.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Green River.-The merry of Boston,
Sam Cutting, Hi Cutting, Lou Cutting Alfred
Laing and Gus Butterfield, gave very fine
minstrel entertainment at Union hall, last
Thursday evening, to the largest audience ev-
er brought together at Green River. The vari-
Gus parts were given in a very acceptable man.
ner. The Messrs Cutting, former residents
here were loudly applauded in their various Sc.
lections and proved themselves equal to the oc-
casion. Mr. Butterield plainly showed himself
to be an artist Of high order and his selection
on the piccolo, harmonica and sweet potato to.
gether with his negro sketches, were encored to
the letter. Alfred Laing in his stump speech
produced much merriment and was given with
good effect Quiet sum was realized and it
is to be hoped that the merry FIVE may appear
here again at no distant day, when they surely
will be given bouncing reception Mrs Eliza
Cutting, her three sons, two grandchildren, and
two young men of their acquaintance, all from
Boston, are stopping at Cutting Warren
Wilson has bought al! of the berries in the pas
ture known as the Allen pasture. "A snake
story, but true. Warren Fessenden killed
striped snake the other day, that measured two
feet, eight inches, that had 80 small snakes in
her. Com.
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1BartonsviIle.--Mr and Mrs VIM Hale of
sex Junction are visiting at o B Emery's.-
! TAYLOR wife and daughter are visiting at
tsha Hall's.-Deloss Ellison has lost one of
best COWS.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30

Eardsboro.-A B May. and family have
ruslicating here the past week.