The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1886-07-30
BELLOWS FALLS.
Iron our Regular Correspondent

Ineulcai treatment. lney Will also spend SOM
time at the salt water.-John Lindsey OF TIT
Brattleboro REroRMEn office was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.-Mrs Goodwin and daugh
ter, formerly of this place but now OF Philadel
phia, are visiting her parents in town, Mr. anc
Mrs Wardner. = Clara Holbrook will visi
friends in Worcester and other places this week
MIR and Mrs A H Fisher, Mr. and Mrs A
Moore, and Mr. and Mrs Geo r Russell are at
tending the Paper Makers convention at Sara.
toga this week.-Mrs. Lane has returned to Eei
duties in Geo r Wales store after months
vacation in Boston, Belmont and other places
Mrs Fred Turner of Hartford, CT, formerly
Mary Allen OF this place, has been visiting Mrs
F A Boles.-Some party stole feather bed
from The yard of Elbridge Hapgood Friday
nght.-Mrs Gordon is visiting friends in 81
Lawrence county, New York.-Louise Flint
went to Maiden Friday on account of serious
illness in the family Of her sister, Mrs Elder
Rev r A Green OF Lowell will preach at the
Universalist church Sunday.-Ethel King will
preside at the organ at the Universalist church
during the absence OF Mrs Emery.-The Fall
Mountain Paper Co will cut up 1000, 900 feet of
lumber this year; 3 100000 more than last year.
for mills in Oregon. Their shops are now run
ming full time with between 40 and 80 hands,
Provisions have been made here to receive %
fresh air children who will come Tuesday and
remain about two weeks.-Fred Oaks, former
ly of Westminster, has been promoted to the
South birmingham, Mass Rev Mr. Beeman,
formerly Of this place, has accepted the position
of principal OF the East Greenwich, r l, acade-
my.-Rev MIR Ager will preach at the old
church in Rockingham Sunday at 5 p IN, and
Rev Mr. Truax at Gageville at 80 m.
The family of Charles R Elder, son.in law of
Wyman Flint, is suffering from an attack of
diphtheria at Maiden, Mass. Mr. Elder was first
afflicted and Mrs Elder, their son Flint and SER
want girl have since been attacked. Though
all are quite dangerously sick their friends have
hopes OF their recovery. Mr. Flint went down
Thursday and reports that Flint's case has
passed the crisis.-H w Thompson and son
Harry spent last week at Nantucket, Mass
The band will give concert and dance at
Fairy Dell, Charestowp, Tuesday evening
August 3rd. Wheeler and Maynard's orches-
ira will be present and there will be a con-
cert from 80 till 80 with dancing till II.
Passengers will leave at 10 and return by
special train at y. Fare for round trip 80 cents.
Let there be large attendance and give the
band good send off.-Peter Usher and Annie
Sullivan were married by Rev Father Reynolds
at st Charles church Monday. They left on the
morning train for Providence, and on their re-
turn will live atNorth Walpole.--Rev Mr. Mills
of Springfield preached strong and interest
ing address at the Congregational church Sun
DAY in exchange with Rev Mr. DaScomb.-O H
Whitman has just built handsome milk cart
for H c Hatch. 1t has been beautifully paint
painting all representing the four seasons.-C T
Grover gives up his position as manager of the
telegraph office here the first of the month and
will engage in the flour and grain business at
White River Junction. Mr. Grover is an able |
and efficient manager and popular young man
and we wish him every success in his new de-
parture.
Dana Villas of Wisconsin is visiting his par.
entS in tOwn.-MisS Gushing has been visiting
her friend, Miss Harris, this Vocabulary Gro
yer of White River junction stopped in town
over Sunday with her brother, G + Grover
Anna Goodwin of Springfield, Mass, is the
guest OF her brother, James E Goodwin.-Frank
Chapman made bicycle trip to Sunapee lake
Saturday Williams, fireman of the
Cheshire railroad, starts for the west Saturday
with the intention of settling there.-Coburn
Bros have moved their stock Of goods back
from Holyoke and opened in Fairs block on
Rockingham street.-Edward Shuttleworth has
taken Samuel Patrick's place In the Sullivan
railroad office.-A report of the average attend
ance at the various churches in the village is
being made up for district convention of Con-
gregational churches. - Several new street
lamps are being put in, especially in the square
where they have been greatly needed.-Chas
EDDY, father of Chas B Eddy of this place,
fed at his home in Chester Tuesday, in the ,
R5th year Of bis age He was born in WapOle,
\ H, but removed from there when very young }
nd the greater part OF his life was spent in /
+. I
ne chidrep.-A special corporation meeting :
called at Union hall Saturday evening, July !
at Z p m to see If the corporation will vote ,
construct sewer on Rockingham street and
so On Russell street.-E A Prouty is erecting
house on the Joseph Wilson lot recently pur- :
based by him on School street-Edward Scan
In. an employee of the Fall mountain paper ,
Ompany, had one hand and arm badly jammed +
saturday by having them caught in the calen- D.,
ar rolls.-J A Morrill, of this place, who acted
s general agent for Scribner's Sons for Grants
personal Memoirs has re.engaged himself with !
hat firm and will canvass western New Eng
hnd for Greeley's Three Years of Arctic Ser-j !
fice. :
Rev n Emery left Tuesday for Derby Line, e
ut, where he will spend six weeks vacation, t
from his duties in the Universalist pulpit here. =
Thursday the mail train from New York was
bver two hours late, on account of the engine
breaking down at East Putney and an engine q
had to be sent from this plsce.-The band gave T
a fine concert at North Wapole, Thursday Z
evening, which was heartily enjoyed by the v
large number present. After the concert there \
was moonlight dance on platform erected 9
for the OCCASION Wheeler g. Maynard's Or
chestra furnished dancing music.-Steven Cray f.
Of this place and Edward COwen of Holyoke, Il
are soon to open a meat and provision market, Y
in Blakes block on Bridge street, dealing in T
western dressed beef exclusivey.-The Univer-
,alist society held their annual picnic at Fairy T
about two car loads in all went up on the noon
ran returning in the evening. Despite the
ain several out door amusements were in
iulged in and very enjoyable time spent. V
Dancing in the pavilion was kept up all the af- j
ernoon. Wheeler & Maynard's orchestra fur W
,ished music.-Four applications for member CT
hip were received at the regular meeting of n
'tOughton post, Thursday evening, making 10 S
within month"; large number from this II
,lace attended the horse trot at Keene. Friday. Of
There we're two entries from here, LovelPs oil
Todd and Frost's Arabian, but neither took h,
my money. There is considerable dissatisfac- G
ion over the race and another race will be had H
or 1925 a side between local horses in few OF
weeks. hi
The rumor OF the lease of the Cheshire rail- 81
Dad to the FItchburg company is again cur =
ent, and a Boston report says Cheshire stock dt
S selling at los and is being rapidly taken by N
Insiders. For some time the Fitchburg people la
lave been bringing their northern and western CT
divisions Into close connection with the main al
inc, with the prospect of an important lease in az
be near future.-George Larrow, employed on tie
be Town hall, was arrested here last week and ar
AIKEN to Middlebury, where a hearing was had by
n the charge Of adultery. He furnished bail, m
nd has returned to work.-The Fall Mountain
sper company will commence drawing logs la
ut of the river into their Green street mill yards pc
ext week.-We are at last TO have new set of an
fars on Church bill, the selectmen having de- ey
ided to build them at once. The street COM "
+ George, has left the matter as to In
be style of stairs to be put in, to the bailiffs.
everal designs have been considered the most
esirable OF which is to divide the ascent into CT
Tree fights, of "a steps eacb and between each tn
It to have landing 10 feet wide. This will as
ave the steps the same width as now 20 inches, is
nj W in oh ny,