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

F. M. Waite bought the Thomas Clark
place near Farr's ferry at last weeks auction,
for about $500. aLA
Members of the Wheel Club are ENJOY
ing clam suppers given at Chas. Springs
oyster market, Saturday evenings.
| The ladies' OF the Baptist society will
6iKss ERner and Easter sale the e. ch s,.,
per " 91i be served ut six o'clcsk. General
invitation extended TO all.
Miss Ella Stebbins Of Miss Barnard's
rom. and Leo Marshall of Miss Coton's
room, grammar school. were each presented
with a beautiful book by their elocutton
teacher, Miss Hastings. as reward Tor
greatest Improvement In reading, In their
respective classes.
Mrs. /. Wood of West Brattleboro. en-
broidered a gingham apron, when win
letter she sent to her niece In Massacnusetts
for birthday gift the 10Th. BY return mail,
Mrs. Wood received letter, also an apron
of the same color and the same embroidery
pattern as the one she sent. Both their
birthdays came on the same day of the same
month. and neither knew what the other
was making.
Our new screw pezzel SO so watch. rs the
watch. CHAs. A. TRIP 4 Co.-adv. -
About 20 of our citizens met Messrs.
Arms and Bugbee of the Vermont Dairy
mems Association at the lower town hall
Monday and.outined the arrangement for the
meeting of the Dairymen's Association here
next January. Messrs. Arms and Bugbee
both expressed themselves as highly pleased
with Brattleboro as 4 place of meeting and
the facilities for exhibiting here. The lower
hall will be used for butter room and the
upper for cheese, while the steamer will be
put in the basement to run the machinery. A
large accession to the membership Is hoped
For Vice Prpsi1nnf Nor.
ton, Chauncey NJ. Depew and Gov. Hoard are
oil expected to be present as speakers. An
auxiliary committee to work things up locally
was appointed and consists Of Col. Geo. w.
Hooker, DIR. C. H. ShoIes. Dummerston; 0 7
Ware, J. G: Newton. 2. s. Games, Clark
Chandler, Wilmington; Mr.. Haynes, Whit
ingham; H. j. Richmond, Guilford; }. 0.
Frost. tVernon; d. F.Cushing, Newfane
.Joha A. Ware, TOwnshend; Geo. Phillips,
Putney.
locals continued on SM page.)
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Chas. Clark has finished work In Holy0ke,
Mass. and returned home this week.. W.
Keuch ts 10 Boston on business.-Miss Ger
tie Miller moved this week from Main street
to the o. B. Mack house on Williston street.
Miss Sarah Clark returns Saturday to Al
bany, n. Y, where she will finish her course
In stenoeraphy.-M Nellie Austin and
Katie Aher have beer visiting IN springfield.
Mass, this week.--Who poisoned Cy's dog!
Mrs. VIM. Whaen Is gaining slowly
Herbert Walker went to Boston Sat-
urday called by the serious illness Of bis
father Lucius Walker, with heart trouble. |
Mr.. Walker was unconscious all day Monday, |
but Is now improving.-Mrs. John Davis |
Is taking care of Miss Robbins who is |
has been visiting In town.--Mrs. Fannie Rice |
and George Adams returned wednesday |
from New YORK;. ID. Whitney moved |
Wednesday Into the Church house on Green |
strcet.-Miss Mary and Lucien Howe are at
home this Week.-Mrs. Ada Richardson is
sick with the mumps.-M-s. Kate Houghton
Pratt Is cerking In the cloak department Of
o. j. Prat?s.-Mrs. j. l.. Martin and two
children returned this week from their win.
ter In Montpelier.-E. j. Carey and John
Aher Of Fitchburg, Mass, are In town this
Week.-Mrs. Edna Hall was 10 town this
Week.-Mrs. MoIlie Austin OF Montpelier, Is
visiting Miss Minnie Dearborn.-John Leshey
Of Windsor has Leen in town this week
John Mcneil Of Providence. r. l.. was In
town over Sunday.-Dennis Haggerty OF
Cbicopee. Mass, visited relatives here this
week.-Mrs. Lowd Of LINN, Mass, IL 10
lown.-Wm. Simends of HoIyoke, Mass, 10
In town visiting bis brother.--Miss Ruby 7
StockweIl Ia visiting ut her nncle's In DUN.
w. Fisk has moved from Frost
street to the Henry Pratt farm In Has
dale. N. H.--Mies Mary Brennan Of Windsor
i visiting IN town.-Thos. Carey and wife Of
New YORK. are visiting 1t bis fathers Ed.
mund Carey's.-Miss Addie Scbildmiller Of
Worcester, Mass Is visiting her mother.-l
Miss Mary Leahey IL very Nek.-SamueI
ribbs and family Of Homer, y. T.. have
moved into toe Cutler horse on Chase street.
Mrs II. F. Brooks IL Visiting In Athol,
Msss.-Mr. and Mrs. q. A. boyden and son |
Charlie are visiting In Boston.-Rev. +. j.
Parry Is able to be out after an attack OF !
n grippe.-Miss May Corbett was called home
o ST. Adams yesterday on account of the Sc.
.ious illness OF her si>ter.-Guy Howe Il sui
eriug from severe cold but hie "slippery
I'm drops holr out there i bope.-Mi-- ,
Annie w, msn left Mond-, for a week with ,
yer friends In Boston. Miss Emma Heath :
lss resumed her position In the Industrial
ooms.-Miss Nellie Celton spends her sscs.
ion ct her home Ia Mari al, y. Vt. Al