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

Geo. E. Selleck Is to build another hous,
on Chaplin street extension.
Bargains in fancy hose at Young
Knowlton's, Saturday, April 27.-adv.
Go to Perry's for spring styles in cloth
ing, hats, caps and furnishings.-adv
&c. P. Wilson gives his second annua
ball at the Vernon house, Vernon. Friday
May 3.
Halter H. B. Chamberlain has made 6
number of noticeable improvements about
his store front.
&C. w. Eaton has returned from Three
Rivers, Mass, having retired from the firm
of Eaton e. Newell.
The Christian Science Association will
meet on Wednesday evening, May /, with
Mrs. Frank Weeks, No. Pearl street.
Two new sidewalks approaching the
Soldiers monument have been laid on the
common by the Village Improvement So
ciety.
The Easter dance given by the Relief
Corps Monday evening was very pleasant
occasion, a congenial party being in attend
, ance.
st. Margaret's guild, in connection with
the Episcopal church, have presented Rector
VIM. ii. Collins with handsome white silk
embroidered stole.
Miss Zetta Stewart, organist at St. Mi.
chaeps Episcopal church very pleasantly en-
tertained the choir boys of that church, at her
home Monday evening.
j. A.. Taylor will put on an extra hack
next week for village service. He has just
= bought handsome pair Of roans for it from
the Chamberlain Horse Co.
Rev. John P. Eastman of Ludlow will
occupy the pulpit of the Universalist church
Sunday morning. MIR. Illman has gone out
of town for few days rest and change.
Smith & Hunt, bound to keep up with
the progress of their business. are adding
gable windows to the roof of their nanufac.
tory on Flat street in order to utilize the at
tic story for work.
Frank p. Leonard has left Chicago and
gone to Minneapolis, Mimi, as state agent
for the State Mutual Life Assurance Co.,
of Worcester. Mass, for which be has been at
work for some time at Chicago.
"A Dennson, Tex, evening paper of last
Saturday tells how the town is greatly hon.
ored by the visit of the eXcursiOnists, who it
said represented $200,000,000 of capital. and
how no other southern city ever before re-
ceived such delegation. The eXcursiOni>ts
return by way of Fort Payne and Chatta- |
nooga, reaching home tomorrow.
DIR A. L. Pettee has sold his dental
business here to his son, DR.. +. q. Pettee.
who combines it with his former business
above Trpp's store. DR.. Pettee, ST.. has !
gone to Sioux Falls. where he has flattering /
offer which he will probably accept.
&C. B. Hyde received notice Wednesday
of his restoration to his old place as postal
clerk on the narrow gauge line. He will begin
his duties soon, perhaps neXtwe Hyde is
man whom everybody likes personally, and
Republicans at least will be pleased with the
ppointment-except perhaps the platoon of
others that wanted it.
-Brattleboro has been chosen as the next
place of meeting for the Vermont Methodist
conference. At the conference meeting at
annual missionary sermon, and also occupied |
the Universast pulpit Sunday. He has been
chosen visitor of the Boston University.
The committee for the children's enter.
tainment in the ID. of r.. have decided upon
Tuesday evening, April 80, at O'clock as
the time. After the entertainment, refresh
ments are to be served, and every member of
the order. with or without children, is in.
vited to be present.
Now pack every bit of wooden snugly |
away in camphor, to keep it from the all q
pervadng moth. A number of recentaces | .
are offered, but nothing is better Tor cheaper '
in the end than large sensible cedar chest. S
which they now sell at Paine's Furniture /
Co.. AS Canal street, Boston. for the low (
price of SlG.-adv. C
Tuesdays Rutland Herald has the fol- T
lowing concerning one of our Young towns I
men: 'Rev. Father Long preached the Eas. a
ter sermon at st. Peters church. Father e
Long presents an extremely youthful appear I
ince in the pulpit, but his natural eloquence y
md studied discourses predict bright future !.
Tor the youthful orator" u
do YOU want a nice Carriage for your Y
laby: You will find nice assortment at r
Furniture Warerooms. Also a few a
more of those solid Ash Chamber Suits for =
BIS. 00.-adv. 3Iwtf o
The annual meeting of st. Mchaers u
Episcopal society Monday evening elected 4.
hese officers: Senior warden. W. III. Rock
we'll; junior warden, X. Haskins; secretary 5.
md treasurer, A. w. Childs; vestrymen. W.
Rockwell, X. Haskins. II. Tyler. III. Dew. .
ms, VIM. Austine, +. Z. Draper. w. j. g
f. W. Childs, +. ii. Nichols, G. A. s.
Briggs and A. w. Childs; delegates to the
diocesan convention, VIM. Austine. III. 8.
Devens and X. Haskins; substitutes, q. A.
Briggs, A. w. Childs aud J. NJ. Hackley: 10
he rector, G.. A. Briggs, Miss Gale and Miss ii
lendon were appointed musical committee;
pledge committee, A. w. Childs, Miss Annie fe
Miss Fannie Guild aud Mrs. John
Iackley: VIM. J. Pentand was elected jani- sc
or for the ensuing year. The society i In W
.Ood financial standing and alnosf free from II
bt.