The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1889-04-26

Eugene Frost Is enlarging his fish pond
Walter Ford of West Chesterfield Is en-
ployed by Farley Starr.-Mrs. II. A. Holt
Joined her husband here from Barre Satur.
day.-Hon. II: l.. Waterman Is In Washing.
ton on pension case.-Miss Minnie Clark or
Or. Gardeners school OF Fifth avenue, New
YORK, Is taking a weeks rest at home, the
school being closed this week because OF an
epidemic OF tonsilitis In TIA. M. Mcdonald
has moved Into II. M. Woods house on Clark
street.-Charles Spring has moved into Stew
arts block ON South Main street.-Thomas
Bond.-N. 8. and Fred l.. Howe will sail for
home from the Bermudas, May &c. w.
Fullerton OF Chicago has been IN town briefly
this week.-Deacon Ii. Il. Bond suffered an
other relapse Sunday, and though he Is now
improving, 1t will probably conine him a
week or more yet--G. b. Messer Joined the
excursion to Crete, Neb., Of which his
cousin, w. IL. Barstow. was manager. The
trip will occupy about three weeks.-J. w.
Walker and wife have moved here from Rut-
land and are to live In Harris place.-Two OF
Luke Ferriter's children have been critically
Ill this Week.-Mrs. May Stone has been
indulging In the popular pastime, nursing
mumps.-F. d. Baileyiis repairing and add.
ing to the Crosby house on Chase street
Crowell and two sons, Christie and Bertie
are In Boston for a stay of several weeks
Thomas Pentland Is confined to the house
with rheumatism.-Harry Freeman Is sick
| with Inflammation of the stomach. Mrs. j
J. Estey returned Wednesday to New
York.-Mrs. ii. =. Belknap has moved from
West Dummerston to the Haynes house In
Esteyviie.-A. B. Uilery Of Denver, Col, ha,
been visiting his brother, j. g. Ullery, the
past week.-The asylum supervisors last
| week discharged nine patients as cured or I'll
to be treated at their hOmes.-A. l.. CLARK
has gone into the grain and feed business al
| Picatonica. lll.-C. +. II. Jenne contemplate
the erection Of barn on his Oak street lo'
and has part of the lumber drawn already
| j. II. Berger Of the Norwich Union Fire
office, Boston, Is in tOwn.-Mrs. IL. E.
Walker is visiting her sister, In the suburb.
of Boston.-The Estey Guard are expected
to be out tonight to show their Uniforms
A base ball nine from the wheel club Is
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wellman is excited to.
day., A young fellow came in there yester-
day, bought an envelope. sat down and
the postoffibe. The directions on the en-
velope to return to Starkey & Wellman''
were at once obeyed and Wellman'sD eyes al
most jumped out of their sockets. as he
opened and began to read the epislle to
"dear-."-Fred Cressey declines his offer to
pitch for the coming season for the Lafayette
college nine of EastOn, Pas. S. Hunt had
the end Of finger badly jammed at his shop
Monday.-John r. Wright, the new meal
man. cut finger on a saw this morning.
Michael Powers, lineman for the Western
Union Telegraph Co. had two bones In bis
right hand broken while unloading poles at
Mortified, Wednesday.-Ch Bracket is
in Metheun, Mass, on visit to his father
Frank Stockwell is reported to De imprOv-
ng.--The First Regiment orchestra played
for a ball Wednesday night at shelburne
Falls, Mass.
There have been number of changes of
tenants Or Chase street and vicinity the past
week. Frank Mcclure occupies the upper
tenement in F. W. Kuech's house; Mrs.
Cheney's house, from which be moved, is
taken by a Mrs. Houghton and daughter for
merlv on High street. John Nichols We'd
nesday took possession of the Hayward house
on Oak street recently purchased by him A.
M. Mcdonald, former tenent, having moved
to Clark street.
-"Judge" Morrison, the Irish-Americaii
Republican. who Grated through Vermont
last summer, and asked for some big consul
late or diplomatic mission as his reward, has
been recognized with $1,000 timber agency
out in one Of the territories.
Rev. F. L. Phalen will improve his vaca-
ton of four Sundays by taking a trip to Scot
land, sailing tomorrow and returning within
six weeks. lad
The $3.50 watch gives perfect satisfaction.
A new lot received this day. Chas. A. Trip
Il Co., ewelers.--adv. :.
Yes, we will give you cash for old gold
or silver. Chas. A. Trip g. Co.-adv.