The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1888-06-01
Mutterings.


Edward +. Lavine, an insane pauper from
Barton died recently Mt the asylum. w. w.
Cook is taking trip of several weeks in the
west.-Mrs. A. NJ. Bodge has gone to spend
the summer with her sisters in Worcester
and Hopkinton.--Ed. Smith from Boston is
Messer moved yesterday into the Buttcrfeld
house on Grove street.-Thomas Lynch is
working for John Galvin.-Col. w. G. Hol.
brook and family take possession of the f.
w. Brooks residence to-day for the summer.
VIM. Menzes. Jr., now at the Brooks
house, starts tomorrow for Maine on his an
nual fishing trip.-Clothier Knapp aud jew
eller Hubbard swing some handsome new
signs.-W. III. Minor, of the Valley Mill Co.,
has bought handsome "Dick Turpin'' mare
of ellison this week.-A handsome granite
curbing is being laid in front of Col. Chase's.
Miss Wate's and A. Il. Eddy's residences on
North Main street, and w. p. Cune's
on Main street.-Arthur. Willis in about
a weeks vacation. has pulled 500 trout from
the neighboring streams.-R. S. Childs is en-
pectcd back from his Southern and Middle
states trip next week. Mrs. Childs is at
Chicago and will return with him.-A. L.
French and son will start for the Mem
phremagog fishing week after neXt.-COl. j.
j. Estey and wife passed Decoration day in
Cambridge, n. Y.-Mrs. F. w. Harris and
daughter return to their Boston home to-day.
-Expressman Tyler has rented a tenement
will move as FAMILY here from Greenfield
Geo A. Bliss and wife, proprietors of the
Bliss house, started this morning for car
riagc drive of few DAYS. taking in Jackson
vile, North Adams and other places. -W,W'
Cook is taking several weeks outing i'm the
west.-Dr. l.. f. Wentworth, of the Topeka
Kan, asylum, was in town over Sunday
Miss Florence Clark has returned to Albany
to continue her studies.--Mrs. Henry Allen
is af Ea1 lie IN sit- Arg III
Wood is visiting an uncle in North Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Faulkner were in
town this week.-Mrs. j. l.. Martin leaves
tomorrow for visit of three or four weeks
at her old Montpelier home.-Mrs. Todd,
mother of David Peck Todd, professor OF
astronomy at Amherst college and director
of the Lawrence observatory there, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. David Peck, at j. X.
Parker's on High street.-Dr. Lawton. as
sistant at the asylum, leaves to-day for a
needed rest and yacation.-Frank GoOdhue,
Jr., is at home on his vacation from the In
stitute of Technology at Boston.-S. w.
Kirkland is home from BostOn.-Mrs. c. L.
Lamb of Williamsvie is visiting at n. l..
Staple's.-E. ii. Van Doom starts next week
for the west. taking in Chicago. Cincinnati.
Saratoga and other places.-Louis Gregg and
Charley Thompson went to Northampton,
Mass. .on their bicycles Decoration day, return
ing by train.-Miss Maud Cook was called by
telegram to Manchester Monday on occount
of the severe Illness of her mother with con-
gestion of the lungs.-Wil Carpenter return
ed to his home in Amherst, Mass, Monday.
L. S. Bagley, of the New England Fire In.
surance Co., is In town for few days this
week.-Willis Bemis is on the sick list and
confined to his bed. &. Rutan. secretary
of the Kansas Loan and Investment Co.. of
Wichita. Kan. is in tOwn.-Fo.ter Whitaker
is on visit to his daughter in Piitstown. n.
George and Frank Nichols visit
ed in Boston this week.-Geo. Gay of Boston
was i'm town this Week.-Mrs. Annie Higgln-
son of Boston is expected next week.-Judge
Shea and family are expected next week for
the summer.