The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-03-20
Westminster.- Geo p Ellison Ia con-

i Westminster.-Mrs Geo Ellison Ia con.
fined to the house with measles.-GeO q
Wright Is upon the street once more after
being housed some six weeks.-Several are
sick with acute tonsilitis which seems to be
almost epidemic.-The cold wave has been
quite discouragng to the few sugar makers
whe have tapped early though there nave
been one or two fair runs of sap and cake
sugar y on the market at 10 cents per pound:
MIR Kingston OfMiddlebury has commenced
work In the paint.shOp of b + Atcherson.
s Fem was housed few days last
week from IA severe bilious attack but Is now
able to resume his place In the store.-Quite
number OF our young people attended the
.'Deestrck Skule" atPutney the siXth.-Ow-
| ing TO insufficient room n his present quar-
ters Or Hosington will remove his Office
sometime In the near future to the "Chapin
house" on School street, first door west of
the Wald store. The house has been under
going extensive repairs pending his occupan-
cy. Miss Maggie Keefe Is suffering from AL
acute attack OF laryngitis. Her mother who
has been for long time suffering from spinal
trouble Is more comfortable Report has 1t
! that "Dick" Quigey has purchased the" brick
! yard farm" at the south end of the village of
II w Letter. Boston. Mass, consideration
not known.-Geo FAIR of East Templeton,
! Mass, made a flying trip to his friends here a
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health. Most difficult travelling although
wheels are the more popular now.-From
the recognized fact that more passengers take
the trains at "Grout's" than at the upper de-
pot we may reasonably expect a better and
more commodious depot In the future.W Would
it not be well for our citizens to present a
generally signed yet modest petition to the
II Il maguates asking for better accomoIa'
tons !-William Kellogg who has heen trav-
cling through the sunny south this winter In
the interests OF a wholesale hardware firm of
Troy. n \ is spending few days with his
parents. -WhiIe driving over Walpole bridge
| on Sunday evening land most likely at
rate faster than Il weekly Richard Sweeney
had the misfortune to run his buggy into the
side of the bridge demolishing the shafts,
whifietree and dasher. Luckily neither he
nor the horse were injured.-Mrs Alnie
Wright and daughter visited her father. S o
Parker IN Putney last waek.-The persona
effects of the late Mrs n G Pierce will be sold
at public auction on Saturday the Dist.
WardsbOrO.-The sugar makers are pre-
pairing for sugaring.-H l. Benson has sold
his house and land to Thomas Gordon aDd
bought John Farnums farm. Both have taken
about two acres to A j Martin.-W S Bis
hopis very sick. His two daughters came
home Saturday night. DR. Ray from Jamaica
attends him.--GeOrge Phillips went last week
to Ansonla. Conn,tO work in brass rolling
mill.-Hiram Davis slipped and fell on the Ice
striking his head and injuring him severely
he is col fined to his hed.-A j Martin and
wife were called to PHtney last week to see
their son. Frank who was very sick. His
father returned home Saturday and says
Frank Is better. His mother remains with
him Norman Jeffs has moved from the Sen.
eca Rice farm and rented the Moses Smith
house.
Whi'ingham.-Dr Stafford of North Adj
ans spent Sunday with his family here
Mrs Adm Wheeler of Athol. Mass, is guest
at II Wheeler's.-Mr Marsh and family /
have removed to Amherst, Mass.-Miss Clara
Sawyer and f j Roberts were quietly mar
ried at the home of the BRIDES parents
Wednesday. The young couple started i'm.
mediateIy after the ceremony fol Montreal
and other places on wedding trip.-C S
Chase has been attending court atNewfane.-
Ed Wheeler is carrying on Mr. Chase's sugar
orchard this spring.
Jacksonville.-An interesting meeting
was held by the North River Grange Tuesday
III Kenney closed his labors
here Tuesday night.-The presiding elder
will be present at the quarterly conference
OF 2 p m. Quarterly meeting will
be held SUNDAY at 10 Il m.-Wallace Allen
who hurt his ankle on the ice is able to walk
w I'LL tut dlu VI ClulCuts.
West Dover.-Ashlev Lord while in FA
Gleason's mill, had an inch taken off from
)ne of the fingers on his left band by circu-
ar saw.
! East Dover.-The sick are improving
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Graft me adianrned 3s ri, ri .s.sssssSs. AL!
tefused to eyeniptthe sAw.mIll at Houghton- Il
fple fromaaxation., The town has gone back
o the old district sy stem.-H 3emis of
Chester has been eng ICED by THIS cheese
company to make the cheese this year.--J w
asst Week.-Mrs. Abbie Davis has been visil- :
Ing at home for few weeks from WalpOle,
\ H.--NeXt Tuesday evening the gentlemen ,
If the Baptist society will give a sugar sup. .
DER at the town hall.-Mrs W Eaton Is Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs + Merrlfeld In
,ut again.-Nat Willard and RolIin Watrons /! !
lave rented the White & WILDER mill.
South Windham.-J A Whipple expects |
Don to move into the old store building in .
he yillage.-B F Jennisph is on the lick list. I
Il "a Ballou lost fine colt recently. l.
Searsburgh- Clifford Harrington Will work
I home ON the farm this summer.-A wood !
hnck was killed here the 1Gth.-George FAR J
layton has sold his farm TO Mr.. opitzer. =
West Townshend Mrs RoweIl Wheeler
I'D children have returned to their home In T
CONCORD. \ H.-Mrs Sarah Thompson OF =
teene is in town.-V w Boyden Is station :,
gent at Zealand, n II.
Athens.-Services will he held in the y
hurch Sunday at II a IN followed by Sunday
Industrial society met with
lrs Harris Wednesday evenng.-ltey o 4
,hwards is improving from his recent illness
Miss Minnie Smith has been home on two
'eeks vacation.
West Gulford.-Tbe Goth anniversary of u
lr and Mrs X y Thomas welded life was "
emembered by lj3 friends who surprised n
,em by their presence and gifts. Rev. Mr. a
NTH presented some nice chairs from West h
rattleboro friends. Rev ii sherman pre-. III
.nied handsome sum of monay from "
lends in Guilfopl. Gifts were received p
ON friends In Wstervile. VT, and Boston, e.
las. After a bOuntiful repast and fine
usic all went away happy with thanks and
est wishes OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas!r.
Windham.-A horse belonging to Leslie
sw renee dropped dead while ploriDg out
n Is last week.--AbOut S2+ W setted from
e singing school,
Death OF NJ. II. GoddardE H..
Martin II. Goddard, the well known law. Oh
II OF IadlOw and one OF the leading Demo. LEI
ais OF the state. died suddenly of heart az
sease about half past 10 O'Clock S,turday m
ening. lie came from Rutland where the III
'uRty court was in session early In the d.
ening. was busycir his office fora while,
ent iNne and about NINE O'Clock bad n es
we're attack OF heart spasms: probably ~