The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-03-20

Smoke the "Cbyoni Gle" cigar 5.wtf
The Wheel club rooms are now lighte
by electricity.
An occasional case of La Grippe make
Its appearance.
Choice Threc.crown loose Muscat'
raisins, only 10c. n pound at Scott Il Jones'
Col. VIM. q. lIOlbrook Of New York, BIZ
hired Mrs. VIM. Leonard's house on th
common for the summer.
--Clapp & Jones will have on Saturda
Miss Mary wilkins newsbook ga New Eng
land Nun and Others."--adv.
Hon. J. l.. Martin presided at a meetin
Of the stockholders of the DennisOn Cotto
mill while he was In the south.
1T Is said by good judges of the bicycl
that the 1891 Columbia Safety Is the fines
yet seen, Il. A. Hubbard has one.
Dean Bangs while chopping. on Woods
farm Wednesday cut quite cash IN bis an
kle into which the doctor put five stitches.
Treasurer N. F. Cabot of the Vernon
savings bank 10 confined to the house because
of surgical operation performed last week
The subject for the Y. r. S. G. E. Of thu
Baptist church next Tuesday evening II
THE Right will surely prevail with Miss
Lillian Newton as leader.
| -"Fasting and Fast Days-of What Use?
will be the subject of the closing Sunday
evening lecture of Rev. Mr.. Sprague's series
ut the Universallst church on next Sunday
evening.
Tom Dowd, 1t seems, had an opportunity
to cover second base and to captain the Man
haitian Athletic club of New York at salary
ISOLATION team.
nuA nt Intt
pleased to have any ore " no happens to find
a strap with patent buckle on the END to
leave same at the postOffice rs 1t would be OF
no use to any one else
The Missionary committee of the Baptist
church has placed box In the vestibule, into
which people are asked to place papers they
have read, and the donations will be d>tribu-
ted to people who will appreciate them.
The Hcdgerow Debating society hold
their last regular meeting at No. 4. North
street this evening where a very fine program
"The Great Umbrella Case" by the young
men. and music and recitations by the young
ladies' of the society,
B. W. Beers mill at Wardsboro was
burned Thursday afternoon. Insured for
$1,000 In three companies, the Grand state
$500, vt. Mutual 5000 and New England
$500, adjusted through Sherman Il Jenne.and
Martin and Fits lost several barrels of lime,
which were In the mill, insured in the Amer
lean New York company.
Services In st. Michael's Episcopal church
on Sunday next before Easter. 80 a. M.
Holy Communion. 10 80 a. M, morning pray
er and sermon, u noon. Sunday School. p.
m, evening prayer. During the week fol.
lowing there will be services every morning
at II O'Clock and on good Friday and Easter
Even at p. NJ. Holy Baptism will be ad-
ministered at the service on Easter Even.
The rector will otficiate at these services.
The meeting Of the Fortnightly club
Tuesday evening was very interesting one.
The programme included paper on ''South-
ern Authors" prepared by Miss Manning and
read by Miss Fits with reading by Miss
Gregg, banjo solo by Miss Cook, song by
Miss Gregg accompanied by Miss Cook ON
banjo and songs by Fortnightly Quartette,
followed by sugar supper and social time.
Great sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Miehaeli Baker In the death of their only
daughter, Johanna. Miss Baker has been a
great sufferer for a number OF years having
had several hemorrhsges which were the
cause of her death. She was bright, lady
like girl and had many friends who are
grieved to hear of her death. For three
weeks Miss Baker had been seriously III and
the end came Wednesday at one O'Clock. The
funeral was held at st. Michael's Roman
Catholic church this morning at nine O'Clock.
She was 10 years old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown arrived
home Monday noon from their wedding tour
and In the evening entertained about 80 of
their frienIs who came to offer congratuIa-
tiohS ard wba wishee for = hznpy srd
pr0sper0us slffe to the newly married
SERVED e rbes cake rsce ssS
many beautiful and useful presents. On
evening the W heel club, OF which
Mr. Brown Is q member, called and were l
entertained. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
nave the well wishes OF a large circle of
friends. S
The entertainment given by the members
Of St. Mchaeps Roman Catholic church
Tuesday evening was largely attended. The
program by the choir was well rendered, and
Miss Annie ORielly. as the little milk-maid |
was highly appreciated, being called out
again. The children OF the school followed
with few songs which were well delivered.
The little girls were tastefully dressed 10
white with green spangle trimmings, while
the little boys appropriately dressed as little
sailors sang s.Sailing, saillng'' with great de.
light, after which the floor was cleared for
tancing and It was greatly enjoyed by some
20 odd couples.
Some of the people on Letter Carrier
lead, have given pleasant testimony of their |
appreciation of courteous and efficient service |
In the shape of a handsome watch, chain and |
charm which has this week been presented |
% him.
What came verv near Being two destruc.
i've fires occurred Tuesday afternoon where
,laZes caught from the the chimneys In
Maurice Austin's and Edward Bushnel's
houses, but were quickly extinguished with
s1all Ince hfah ulf to.1 h.-I
Sherman 4 JENNIE.
published by the "Hedgerow Debating So
iety" OF Miss Sawyer's school and printed
" c. p. Spencer came out last week. 1t is a
leat and sprightiy little, magazine, especially
veil got up in its potes d personals. The
BOARD of editors Is. ence A. Kathan.
ethel Cushing, Ethel Bllte, N. Wynne Wads.
worth, Frank ketchum, Guy Lamson, and
louis whitney.
Vermont and especially this corner of it,
With its Incompatible climate, its purestiwa-
er to be found In the world. and the general
obriety and morality Of Its people, produces
,entennarians hey Ond any other quarter of
he earth. To 90 back only few years
here was Aunt Sally Stockwell who died at
be age Of 1903. Aunt Polly French formerly
II Dummerston now of Templeton, Mass,
*uo Ccicuidtcu ucT lVlsI DITtnudy lew |
months ago, Aunt Aseneth Bennett who
cached the 100 figure last week, hale and
hlpDer, ana Aunt Chloe Dexter of West
formerly of Wilmington, who
will be 100, June 9th. and who retains her
leath and facilities to a. remarkable
IeRree; and now comes Mrs. Sarah W,
Bullock Of FItchburg, Mas, where she lives
With her son VIM. l.. Bullock, who will be
90 years old May Ito say nothing of Martin
Martin who died here last year as many
riends who knew the particulars of him
'eleve at an age about 100, Timothy
ADKINS, who was 9S, and Mrs. Cynthia
lawrence, who had reached very