The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-04-24

over Si,t nlent a!.er lingering Illness OI
uner SIX months Miss Caroline Thompso,
oas se peacefully from this earth at the asf
OF 66 years and months, She was n,e "s'
Der OF the Congregational church end ,nt ha.
luheral was beld at the home of j. M. TnnL.
En- IN whose family or that of Mrs TncLn,
sue mas lived for years, on Chase street
\ snatcnes.
- bernlce locker returned to her home in
ncihuoes Falls Tuesday, after several weeks
Visit with her sunt, Mrs A. j. Currier.-C.
l.. Brigham. who is now leader of the Clare
mont, NJ H., band went up Wednesday to
attend Masonic funeral at which the band
was to play.-Fred Davis, who has been very
II reported as slowly improving.-Miss
vacation Mrs. G. c. Turner is out after a
Inonths lllness.-Miss Sarah Clark has re.
turned from Albany, N. Y. and received her
diploma In stenography. - Miss Emily
lomes IS home from her winter in New York,
Miss Minnie Winchester Is clerking at F.
"A. barrows;-Frank Crosby Is expected
home from Boston to spend Sundav.-Fred
Gale, landlord of The American house. has |
peen quite sick this week.-F. A. Hubbard
mas been In Boston this week looking after
new goods.-Mrs. Mary Turner of Florence.
Mass, Is visiting at Theodore Turner's
Misses Josie Foster and Emma Lundberg re-
t pn to Bridgeport Monday.-Mrs. Addle
her mother, Mrs. Wayne Reed sports
new Columbia Safety.-Ed Temple Is on
Visit to his home in Coleraine.-Chas. Harris
and Ed Whitney took the first long distance
On their wheels to Chesterfield Wednesday,
+; A. Roberts left Tuesday for New York
Nnere ne IS 10 enter large wholesale boot
md shoe store. He has resigned the scores
aryship of the American wheeImen and hi
uccess0r has net been appointed yet.-Miss
jarolyne 8. Varney Is now living at her old
I'D home In Arlington, Mass.-Dr. Bar.
,er and g. A. Harris caught the largest
trng OF nsh SO far, bringing home 1888
Weighing Is lbs.-Miss Emma Mixer has
one to work In the millinery denartmenf
ooms of Donnell & Davis.-Oscar Benson ia
ONE from Pougekeepsie, N. Y.-Sppt. ~ r
paulding of the N. l.. N. road Is In town for
rev days.-W. A. Henry of Bellows Falls
'as IN town to attend the Masonic sociabie
st Friday evening" By mistake some OF the
1ants carnival last week.-Mrs.. q. Fl Rond
suffering from another attack of the vrin'
ne SIS now confined to the room.-E. +.
eitzinger attended the Levy concert at
reen6eid and the Gilmore at Springfield.
ass, this week.-Miss Mollie Chatfeld is
'he from bellows Fdlls.-H. III. Thompson
IS gone to Westminster West to attend rho
neral Of Miss Eta Randall Frank Leach
at work Ia II. X. Browns livery stable
20. Deyo Is back from Greenfield and IL at
'rk for John l.. Ray.-H.W. Hamilton from
anoy, Conn, has taken The forema nsbip
Baker Jacobs for the season.-John Con-
nee, late bell boy at the American house
gone to Worcester. Mass, to work In
re mill there.-Geo. Clark Late of Williams.
le, goes to work for Fenton Bros. Monday.
;: X. Allen OF Newport. N. H., Is the guest
n,s son.ln.law Q. f. BiCgham.-Miss FAY
Ring OF Niles. N. Y, is visiting Miss Sadie
rner.-A. 4. Miller received to-day the
{ NIFTY punches Of green bananas.-Frank
light has this week been suffering from g.
,e foot, caused by the falling of plank %
alter take your hat, come down to the
lse, aud papa'll help you."-Editor +. d.
lghton Of the Holstein. Fresian Register n
boston Is In town for day or two.-L. p.
IRIS Is stopping In Chesterfie Id, N. H., for
w days this week.-Mrs.. A. ID. Patterson
Jerking In Mrs. w. II. Phillips millinery on,
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