The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-02-20
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West Townshend. The Sons Of Veter.


West Townshend. The Sons of Veter.
ans of Jamaica will hold dramatic play
entitled THE Virginia Veterans" at the
hall at jamaica Tuesday evening. Feb oath.
From West Townshend VIM 7 Wheeler and
son Earl, George Gale, Clarence Snow, and
Victor and Carroll Boyden take part in the
play. The plot is good one. The Sons OF
Veterans are taking greet pains to make 1t a
success and it is hoped the public VIII turn
out and give them rousing reception aud
full house. The play will be followed by a
farce, ITO Oblige Benscn."-The public
school taught by Miss johnson of West Brat
tie boro, closes this week. 1t has been one OF
the best and most successful schools taught
in this district for years, besides being well
educated, disciplined and equipped for teach.
ing, Miss johnson is a lover of children and
loves teaching and by nature adapted to make
that profession success. Those who have
children to send to school all hope she viii be
re-engaged for the coming year. A good
teacher at a high price is worth more to
school district than poor one without
money and without price.-Otis Philips mas
purchased another yoke of oxen to replace
those he sold few weeks ago and has made
ar excellent bargain thereby.-The thaw this
week has let the water into the canal, carry
Ing water to the mill and both saw and grist
mill are running all right now. Eugene San
uerson has lust received 600 bushels OF corn
from Detroit, Mich. and is running his mill
night and day to supply customers. The
corn Is much better than Is usually brought
here when bought in small quantities.
Richardson of South Windham Is hauling
chair stock to this place and Is loading car
there this week, but the thaw prevented him
from hauling any Tuesday or Wednesday as
the roads are impossible for loaded teams.
The commissioners upon the estate OF f
Brown have held their second and last meet.
ing ut the railfDad depot, d p Boyden, ad
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&C. n5s lsf.e Y ssf sls < IN ny eerence
Good(H b Z H0yden andsSif6 aud daughter,
Lar aud his grandson, Gallo + Wheeler, OTIS
MI AtIdie Phillips little daughter. Belle and
NV Goddard ell have had an attack OF the
prev ailing influenza. Mr. Goddard being so III
that DIR Kenyon was sent for. They are an
improving rapidy.-Lay Evangelist Hollis
Jordan breaches at this place every afternoon
and evening except Wednesday and Saturday
mis- week The meetings are well attended
and seem to be quite interesting. Bert Cod
ling went last Monday morning to West
Thar lesion to work during the summer sell |
ng agricultural implements.
West Townshend.-TheB Busy Bee enter.
ainment of the 18th was success good
um of money was realized from the sale OF
ancy articles and Ice cream and cake.-The
eigh-ride 50 well discussed last week took
,lace last Tuesday. The party proceeded
o Newfape and went to the County house
where they were treated to a credltable din
Ter by Mr.. Underwood Rev. MIR. Sprague,
pastor of the Universalist church at Brattle
,oro, preached to the Universalist society of
his place on Wednesday evening and had
arge and attentive audience.
Putney.-J r Harding leaves ne't week
or few months In Omaha and other parts
# the west where his brother Is now located.
There will be "a concert at the town haH.
'utney, on Friday evening, Feb p for the
" mel tic of j w Shelley. The following local
musicians will assist IN the program: Mr. ana
,lrs ii l. Pierce, Miss Houghton and Miss
robertson as vocalists and Miss Davis rs
eader. Everybody invited to attend.
.Jamaica.-The Masonic supper and dance
friday eueuing was well ttended.-Ransel
Frost cut his foot Saturday with All AKA
merry party of % took sleigh.ride to
NarnsbOro Tuesday.
Westmin,ter.-W Walter 2. oa bin and fam.
w returned to Portland. ME, this week.--Dr
IoisngtOn reports Geo Wright, Mrs j Keef
nj Geo Farr. who have been critically I'll as
oing wel.-The Westminster Steam Mil Co
re employing ful force of help and are
ding AN extensive busine>s.-E Gates, the
veil known and popular piano and organ
aleslnan for A l. Bailey's music house at
Burlington. with his wife, Is spending his va.
alton with his mother and brother here, ED
as the happy faculty OF making friends
'herever he goes, and his numerous acquaint'
nces here give him a right royal welcome
he Stork, f. ison Co are doing a good BUSH
ess In the manufacture of Albemuril paint.
l. z Fem & Son have put on team TO run
Bellows Fails twice a week. Thev are
We business firm and merit the success they
ave attained.-Miss Carrie Fem mas just TT.
lrned from visit to friends In Boston and
ber tine social dance at
,wn hall tonight. Music by Wheeier's OF
bestra.-Mrs Carlton Richardson Is suffering
-om an attack of acute bronchitis but Is bet
n at this writing corner caucusses
,dicate that March meeting Is near at hand
Mr. Bidwell lost valuable horse recently.
Frank p Sears Is about to move his family
Orange. Mass. where he has d job la The
ew Home macoine shops.
Halif,x.-The League meeting that was to
e this Wednesday was adjourned one week
D account of the rain in the morning. IL Will
E held "Wednesday ,Feb. 18th, 1t II O'Clock. A
nj house Is expected. the colonel VIII he
resent to speak. All are invited.-Soclsble
st evening at W Z Thurber's.
westminstet West.-C r Hall held an
lucationsl meeting Tuesday evening In the
,stry of the Congregational church; the
Gather was very unfsvorable and not many
irst meeting in February Of
aple-groye grange was well attended; az
r the regular business OF the ry-niry.
lper was read BY the lecturer. Mary Cut.
az. Select reading by Jennie Ormsby, an
say BY Mrs Clark. Tue questlen: Ks-
lived. That an agricultural education IL i'm
,rtaut for successful farming, was ably dis
ssed by two of our prominent farmers.-i
esser. Master of state grange delivered
'ry interesting lecture on agrIruIme
'ednesday evening.-A large party Of our
'uny folks took q sleigh ride to Saxtops
1871 IIox,a-