The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25
LOCAL ADDENDA.

SuN1MERINGS DIR. W. A. Tones and wife
returned to their New York home Tuesday,
John Donnelly has returned 10 BOston.-Mrs.
Willis Bemis Is the guest of Mrs. GA. Boyden.
Rev. FIR. Gaffney was the guest OF Rev. FIR.
Cunningham this week.-Mrs.. Martha Hey
wood and Mrs. Emma Warren OF Amherst.
| Mass, have been guests at 5. II. Sherman's
this week.-Mrs.. r. Elliot Of Williamstown,
Is the guest of Mrs. Akeron on Grove street.
Judge G. D. Davis of Windsor was In town
this week.--Miss Jessie Stewart returned
Wednesday to her home In New York after
spending the summer at II. f. Bonds Miss
G. T. Stearns. stenographer from the Of
fee of the William A. Deerine Harvester
Works of Chicago, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Randall, at the Creamery.--MIss Rosa Me.
| CURE has returned from her visit to her
aunts In RutIand-Har~y Rove and wife
have returned from their visit at their old
home In Bethel.-Miss Mary Niles, who has
been for the past few weeks the guest of Mrs.
G. A. Tripp. left Monday for her home In
Bridgeport. Ct.-Judge Stoddard of West.
minister was In town over Sunday.-Myron
E. Warren, wife and daughter of Rutland
have Deen on visit here to his brother, VIII
L. Warren. and left Wednesday for short
stay at Holyoke.-Fred Cutler left for Mime.
apolis Friday.
Mr.. A. j. Landry, of the firm of A. J.
Landry & Co., opticians, No. 23l Washington
Sl.. DuslOu. Mass.s VIII w dt Iuy stoIe ITom
Sept. 2Sth to Oct. 30, to correct all errors of
refraction. as far as can be done, with any
form of lenses. People who are desirous of
having their eyes properly tested should avail
themselves of this opportunity. Alllenses re
quired for weak and defective vision are ad-
justed and ground to order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. CHAS. A. TRIP Il Co.
6.tf
Mrs B. Williamson, general secretary Of
the board Of managers of state charities aid
association of New Jersey and the author
of several literary works, has consented to
give an illustrated lecture from one of her
several subjects, for the benefit of the Rural
Improvement society, some time this month.
adv.
AT the annual meeting of the W c U the
following officers were elected: President, Mrs
Ortou; vice presidents, Mrs G Z Crowel,
Mrs A C Ware, Mrs A Ranger. MIS- NJ A
Allen, Mrs II f Atherton; treasurer, Mrs c W
" yman; secretary, Mrs J Brown; superinten
dence of departments FlQwer Mission. Mrs
W Wyman literature, MfS + f Beaman, Mrs Nj
Mrs A S Ranger; scientific temperance instruc-
ton. Mrs Wells; union signal. home guards,
etc. Mrs r H Baker; hygiene and heretiitv, Mrs
Whitman; jall and prison work, Mrs q Rob
state convention at st Johnsbury Oct tn, sth, |
and ath Mrs J NJ Ortop. Mrs Robertson; al
ternates, Mrs A A c Ware, Mrs II 4 Athertor.
Building operations are livelier in the latter |
part of the season than they were at the open |
ing even. Three or four new houses are goir & !
up in Esteyville. Fred Hopsinson is digging the |
cellar for ST the Cherry Estey street corner.
Rockwell & Sherwin. the enterprising carriage |
are building an addition 10 their |
Elm street shop.
Fair Haven oysters in every style at the |
Elliot street fish market.