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

Miss Sawyer's school closes Tuesday tn
oath.
Lieut.. G, H. Burns Is out to-day after hi
recent injury.
The Y. M. C. A., are considering tn
building of block.
The asylum supervisors are on thei
monthly visitation here.
col. G. w. Hooker will be the Memoria
Day orator at Wilmington.
Masquerade ball by the Daughters o.
Repekah at own hail this evening.
wnxe mp. Another ~ osfh~ 600 psrks
alarm clocks. G. "A. TREPP q Go. adv.
IF. u. Dickinson of New York has rented
Miss Dalton's place on Asylum street forthe
summer.
L. D. Mitchell has secured the registra.
ton of the words "Mtchell Standard" as a
trade mark for his xylophones.
A pleasant six handed euchre party was
given bv Mrs. C. O. Robbins on last Friday
evening to number of her friends.
-Thomas Cain of Colgate University,
will conduct services In the Y. NJ. G. A.,
room Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Gen. WV. Grout stopped over In town
Monday night on his way home from Wash
ington and called on number of his friends,
e. l., Roberts has so far recovered from
his hong illness from nervous prOstration
that be was able to day to go to Winchester.
y. H., to look after some business connected
with his new block there.
Dan Webster celebrated his birthday
"Wednesday evening with number of his
friends and classmates at bis home on Elliot
street. flames and refreshments made the
evening most enjoyable one. La
q The Epworth league was most agreeably
entertained by Alex lien at his farm on
Wodups1aU puoninU with a
sugaring OFF. Games and sOciability made
the evening one long to be remembered.
Hon. j. l.. Martin returned Saturday
night from the south. greatly recuperated by
the trip and looking hale and hearty as ever.
Mrs Martin and daughter have returned from
Montpelier and opened their house here.
We are under obligations TO j. w. Frost.
Esq. for copies of New Orleans papers of
last Sunday giving accounts of the massacre
butcbered men. The pictures show as VII
famous looking lot as one could imagine.
Representatives of about 40 lodges Of
Odd Fellows are to meet IN Odd Fellows
hall, Greenfield, April 4 to fix date for
holding field day and make out program.
This is an outgrOwth of the field day of last
fall at Lake Pleasant.
= The sold Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance
Coz makes startling offer in another col
uml-DuL It's past TtCOTu Anu DTcse0L Std0O-
ing is ample assurance that 1t can and will do
all il promises. The boom In It's new busi.
nest demonstrates the popularity and solidity
of its contracts.
Mrs. G. Perry, mother of v. B. and D..
r. Perry and sister to G. l.. Howe of this
place died at her residence 10 Hardin, Ia !,
March II, aged 81 years. The deceased has
been resident Of Iowa since 1875, goipg
there from Dover. The funeral took place
from the Thomas homestead, Rev. q. W.
Crofts officiatiug.
The ladies of the Union, will hold an
Easter sale. beginning Monday, March %. on
which evening tea WILDE served from i've to
seven O'Clock.
Lobster salad, Deyiled Eggs
Role, Bread Sticks
Sliced Oranges and Bananas with Cream.
Small Cakes, Coffee, Tea g..
"A public service In memory of Gen. VIM.
T. Sherman and Admiral David ID. Porter
will be held at the town ball next Sunday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock A memorial address
will be delivered by Rev. 4. l.. Phalen and
the other clergymen of the village will assist
in the exercises. This memorial service was
projected by the members of the Grand
Army Post. but will not be attended by them
In body or made especially Grand Army
gathering. 1t II for all who revere the men,
DRY of these illustrious men.
III huOtucT cOiunu VIII Dc CuUu etate-
meni Of facts In regard to the wonderful,
record of the New York Life Insurance
company. From the figures there given It
viii be seen that the New York Life secures
The largest annual Income from new business
Of any company In the world. Its policies
are I-su' Il At rates below the c1st Of assess
menf lrsyIsnce A. Z. Child. ID the general
scen' ot 'h' c'mpany for Vermont. and
I udwnrfh 4 hiids are the agents for Brat
tNooro anu vicinity.
Martin Flint, q prosperous farmer of
brookheld was brought to the Bratteboro
asylum by Sheriff Aionzo Noyes of Chelsea
last week violently insane. He had been de. |
ranged but few days, and was considered |
harmless until he suddenly STACKED bis fam
lily With butcher knife. and although he Is |
~ Seers old be was secured with difficulty |
MI. Flint was noted wrestler when Young |
ana was wort to boat that he bad never |
been lain on hi- hack. The sheriff and his |
as sian'r were fhrown ai,out nv him v hen /
they went after him. snd he came near es-
-Saoing from them before hanccuffs could be |
l'ut opon him.