The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-06-05
BRATTLEBORO.

Smoke the ''Cbr0nicle" cigar 5.wtf
The Estey Guard voted In two new mem
1ers last evening.
The Connecticut River railroad will lay
1000 tons of new steel rails this summer.
Frank W. Marshall has bought the j. E
Jacobs bakery and taken possession.
Louis Ahearns received sprained ankle
while scuf1ing Tuesday evening.
"A. E. Mlller's Ice cream restaurant was
opened to the public Friday evening.
Work was begun this week on Miss Edna
Halls new cottage at Chesterfield Lake.
Rev. A. Fl. Webb has been In Bradford
part of the week attending the First district
Preachers meeting held there.
A large number from on: of town are eX.
pected to attend the Congregational State
convention to be held mere next week.
The lady friends of Mrs. j. E. Hall.mem.
bers of of the @. c. Club were given an ele.
giant tea party at her home Wednesday even.
ing.
The favorite color of the summer girl
this season will be pink. and the prevailing
color of the summer girls father when he
comes to pay the bills next fall will be blue.
i Boston Traveller.
Several of the local members of the Y. P.
S. c. E. will probably attend the Information
al meeting at Minneapolis 10 July. The fare
from any point in New England Is $29 30 for
the round trip.
Services In st. Michael's Episcopal church
ON Sunday next, Second after Trinity $50
a. M, Sunday school and catechsing: 1890 a.
M, morning prayer, Holy Communion, and
sermon: 13O p. M, evening prayer.
The Kimbal Graphic has figured out that
a healthy female f1y-not too fat can start In
business June LIST and have 1920 descend
ants D1zzng around, falling into milk and
tasting the butter. fortv-fiye days later.
If the Improvement Society would please
go through Central and Thomas streets they
could not fail to notice the unsightIy pile of
rubbish which has been dumped at the cor
ner OF these two streets, without further de.
scription the resident who has been so care
less probably knows to whom it belongs to
clean this up. A RAMBLER
The Connecticut train known as the
south Vernon express. which leaves Spring.
field, Mass. for BrattIeboro at II m, often
attains speed of go miles an hour, and has
run at the rate OF 62 miles an hour. 4 daily
account of the speed of this train Is now
kept by means of Boyer railway speed re-
~corder.-fFree Press.
H. o. Coolidge has this week bought out
W. c. Mitcbelrs village coach business. and
supplemented that with the purchase from
Liveryman Ray OF his coupe line. The idea
is that the two can be run advantageously in |
connection. Mr.. CoOledge's announcement
In another column shows the progressive
plans he has In view. There are five coupes
In bis purchase and he is bound to have them |
all 10 the best of shape.
The Boston Record of last Friday con-
tained this item:
At the Universalist Festival In Music hall last |
evening Rev Crothers was introduced as a |
type of the Western minister and ne defended /
himself briefly in this style "You think of us
that our facts do not agree with our statements
but who ever claimed that they did? We make
the statements ana expect the facts to conform
TO them. We look for the facts to grow up with
the country. The Western minister may talk
large. but If so, 1t is because he feels large He
may make sweeping statements, but the man
living on the prairies has to do as the prairies
do. You have mistaken impression that the
growth of UnitArianism in the west lie not good
because we have two kinds Of Untsrians. Now
let me tell you that 1 should despair IL we had
not more than two kinds of Unilarians. In Min.
nesota alone know by actual count, of 40 kinds
of Cnitsrians. Rut seriously we are in need of
your help toward UnitArianism in the West We
cannot oner the polite alternative of the high
way robber. who says M ,ney or your life. We
want your monev and also your best life. We
want some first class minsters-penry OF them.
We must take up the coed secondhand ministers
provided you put them in good repair. and the
2 nitaTian Association Will pay the freight.