The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-16

a rest rather mediocre.
-Msnager j. l.. Stockwell has been IN New
u York this week to buy tally-ho for the bus
lness Of the Brattleboro Livery Co.
0 JAS. Richmond has rented from John
Q Ray the latter's Flat street stable and vii
: keep u boarding and training stable there.
If the persons, who have been seen steal
!, ing coal frem the depot yard do not stop 1t
= they will be made to feel the full penalty O
!, the law.
Mrs. H. S. Goodenough has fine line O
I fall hats and novelties In jet and feathe
|. trimmings which she will be pleased to show
!. ladies who call. 1w
+. "A crack In the boiler has compelled th,
shutting down of the Akeley mill this week
But the boiler Inspector says this morning
. that very slight repairs will make 1t all right
8 Green Mountain Com'd'ry, No. 80, P. #
/. Y. B. O., have paid over $4,000 for sick bene
fit, and have abated the Or, due from July
LIST to Jan. l, '92. Meetings are called at 30
-Oversesr Of the Poor Beattie. received
notice from the authorities of the: insane
asylum at Brattleboro, says the Rutland Her.
aid Of Wednesday, that Matte A. Cox, wife
! Of George Cox of Grove street, will be dis.
: charged as being fully recovered, on or be.
fore Oct. 20. Mrs. Cox has been confined to
. the asylum for two years. g. o. Morse, who
attempted suicide last summer at Pittsford,
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Only seven blunders about "JohK II.
) Moore" "Agawam," "Wm. Mitta," I'D. II.
; Carroll" etc, etc, appeared In the local
columns of an amiable contemporary last
week. However, - It took good share Of
It's space to apologize for the plumbers of the
week before, the facts should not be charged
up too strlngently against 1t. 1t finds now It
tries to publish some news occasionally that
1t can't be quite SO free from mistakes as
when It didn't print any.
The charts of the "Magic Reciprocal" q
system Of figures of lines drawn upon the
square or cube Of given number. owned by
Prof. Frankenstein. have greatly interested
the friends to whom he has shown them.
The system for architectural, frescoing or
more so, because its basis Is the simple lines
that make the beauty Of nature. Capt. F.
W. Childs has just received set of glass.
ware made upon that principle.
About 70 were in line when the sale of
tickets for the entertainment course opened
at o'clock last evening. The first place was
taken at one o'clock. Others provided with
luncheon, knitting work and books quickly
followed the example. Everything was bar
monious and everybody appeared satisfied
with the result. Some of the best course
seats for the money still remain unsold. The
first entertainment will be given by the Bos.
ton Symphony Orchestral Club next Thurs.
day evening. The tickets for this entertain.
ment will be placed on sale next Monday at
p. m. at the Rooms.
Shell zylonite eye glasses, first quality,
price 81 %. old price $3.50. Nothing better
made for style or quality. Chas. A. Trip 4
Co., jewelers.. lift
The 25.mie road race Thursday held by
the Barre Bicycle Club, was witnessed by
several thousand people. The contest was
between Howard c. White Of Bratteboro,
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the State championship. The course was
from Barre to Montpelier, from there to
North Barre, thence returning to Montpelier
and back to the starting-place. The race
was close and exciting throughout. Sher-
burne took the lead about three miles from
the finish, and held 1t to the close, winning
the race In one hour, forty-0ne minutes and
five seconds. being three minutes less than
the previous State record. About 800 yards
from the finish White attempted to pass
Sherburne, and would have done SO had he
not hit Sherburne's wheel, being thrown
from bis machine, and before he could re-
mount, be bad lost so much time that he was
unable to overtake bis opponent.
BRArrLBBoRHANs AND OTHERS Mrs.
Henry knight returned to Providence Wed.
nesday accompanied by Mrs. Fred Richard.
son and daughter.-.Mrs 2. II. Davenport 10
Bedford, Mass.-John Flynn OF Boston,
M.ss.. visited his many friends in town this
Tsooi, rp.ets 81. cd friend. IL e
Mrs. Mary FIeeman of Fair Haven is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. julia Jones.-Mrs. DR..
z. s. Clark is visiting friends In Peru:-Mfss
Rose McGrain of New York lie visiting her
with bis mother.-Wm. Kelley of Lynn,
Mass, was the guest of his brother, P. Kelley,
this week.-P. M. Baker and bride returned
Monday from their wedding tour.-Miss
May Corbett was called 10 st. Adams Mon
day by the serious Illness Of her sisrer.-Miss
Mary Long of Lawrence, Mass, visited r
parents In town.-James Carroll of Bellows
Falls has been In town this week.-John |
Carney spent part of the week In Springfield, |
Mass Mrs. Hooker of Londonderry Is the |
guest of her son, Col. G. w. Hosker.-l
Sherman Howe Is spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Thompson are visiting
In Westminster West.-P. O'Connors returned
to HoIyoke, Mass, this week.-Mrs.. DR..
Wheeler left Saturday for her home In North.
ampton.-Miss Mary Guiheen left Saturday
for Holyoke, Mass.-Frank Reed is In Boston
son, little Harry, left Saturday for short stay
In New York.-Mrs. VIM. Aher and baby and
niece, Miss Lottie Shattuck. OF Fltchburg.
Mass, are the guests at Mrs. John Aher's.-l
D. N. Bartlett and bride returned this week
from their wedding tour.-Rev. c. o. Day
mas Deen spenuluS Cnc Wech ~ JUG huiIou.
dacks with Mrs. Day.-Linn Whitney Of
Hartford, Conn.,, greets old friends In tewn
this week.-Perry Gale and wife of Atlas,
Mich, are guests of A. A. Stearns and wife.
Mr.. Mann of Montague, Mass, was In
town this week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ferris
Vaughan returned from their carriage drive
Wednesday.-Fred Smith and family Of
Philadelphia, Pa, are to occupy tenement In
the Taylor house on Prospect street.-Mrs.
G. q. Bond Is visiting In Orange,
Mass.-Mrs. H. f. Jordan and son
to her old home in Philadelphia, PAD. j.
Calvin is housed by illness.-Miss Marion
O'Conner returned to her home In Westyille,
N. Y, yesterdav.-Mr. ard Mrs. Barney Nc.
Nulty Of Millers Falls has been In town this
week.-Mrs.. N. L. Staples has been In vii.
Evansville this week visiting her mother and
brother.-Henry Willis greets old friends 10
town this wssk:-Mrs. n. F. Ca6otis visiting
In Stamford, Conn.-Geo. Wilson Of st.
Adams has been the guest Of Arthur Hard.
ing the past week.-"Sparrow, how are your"
L. Young Of Franklin 10 Ia town.-Miss Ella
Payne Of West Wardsboro IL spending few
days with friends In town.-Chss. Newell of
West Wardsboro Il attending the High
school herc.-Ars. S. E. Barrows Is In town
for . short visit-Mrs. j. NJ. Edison has gone
to Rutland where she will have charge of
large millinery establishment.-A: E. Cutler
Of the Household office, returned to Boston
Tuesday after q few days stay here.-Mrs.
Fl. G. Willard. who has spent the last year
and half with her brother In California, IL
new at Greenfeld.-Letter Carrier s. w.
knight Is on . weeks vacation and Substitute
Sidney Farr Is on his route.-Geo. Bennett,
who left here In '57, and Is now located In
Wisconsin about 100 miles north of Miwau.
kee, has been In town renewing old acquain-
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