The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

monumental work, including the setting Of
Quincy granite monuments on the cemetery
, lots of Warren Boyd and ID Palmeter, the
} latter In the cutting yard.-Chas Leonard is q
CLERK In Spencer n Le0nard's store.
The Bennington Reformer OF last week
! contained this item: "Hugh NJ Bassett, clerk
at q b Slbley's clothing store for the last
eight or ten years, and Miss Ida, daughter of
Jesse Robinson of the Locusts, will be MARI.
ed at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
next Tuesday evening at s O'Clock, Rev y d
Heaxt officiating. The newly welded couple
will at once begin housekeeping In the j
Crawford house on Union street. OF the to-
be-brlde we have no knowledge. but OF the
to. be-groom, the Reformer can abundantly
testify to his many excellent qualities. He
Is model young man In every particular.
which Is saving much for one In these degen.
crate days."
| PERoNALs: The thermometer has tailed
| IS to 80 In the shade the past week the warm
est vet.--Dr G r Gale of Bratteboro. with
DR. e Titus took of 9 A Lambs leg We'd
nesday above the ankle. He has suffered for
the PAST three or four months from an injury
which was not thought to be serious at first.
The forests are looking beautifully. the
leaves being of deep red and golI.-Visitors
| at the Vermont house this week: A E Fox
! and wife of Cincinnati, and his brother and
wife, Geo Fox of Somerville, Mass, DR. Geo
f Gale of Brattleboro, Geo Cooper OF New
l.
J Robert Bellows of No Adams. and friend,
Mr. Parsons, of Boston, have made Mr. and
Mrs John Stanley short visit this week.
The Italian who got hurt last Saturday on
the railroad and died Sunday afternoon. was
buried by about 200 Of his countrymen Mon
day in the old Baptist cemetery. They pass.
ed through the village with uncovered heads
and lighted torches In front of the hearse.
also behind it-Many from this place attend
ed the fair at Halifax on Tuesday last, the
local band furnishing the music.-Aunt
Marrilla Childs Is quite sick this week.
BITS THE rails have been laid this week as
far up the Deerfeld as Edmund Boyd's house.
is progressing finely with IS extra men that
came from New York this week.-A large
delegation will attend the Valley fair at
Brattleboro next week.-Many Of the farm
ers are cutting their rowen, and 1t IS large
crop.-Quite a company from New York. all
and will stay two or three weeks.-Dr }
Titus and wife with John Patch ana wife
will take in the Valley fair next week.-The
Forest and Stream club have commenced
on their club house this week. T T
Stowe of Bratteboro does the work.
r. NJ Phelps with A Cheesman attended
the Halifax fair going on their bicycles from
this village, they took In the dance on the
evening after the fair Quite number
have been called to Newfane as witnesses In
y divorce case.-Some of the townspeople
attended the No. Adams fair this week.-A
few were away from home when the officers
from Newfane came to summons them to
court on Tuesday.-Horace Miller has re-
turned from New York out of health.-T j
Doolin Of Brattleboro has been In town this ,
week also e Thorn.-Harry Batchelder :
lRC wife of Stanford. Ct. are visiting here In {
own.-C M Russell Is filling lecture engage
nents In Massachusetts this Week.-Mrs.
10 lac hnnn tate |
las returned to her home In Boston this
veek.-The new time table of the H T h W
Z r extension Is posted this week.-Mrs. F !
4 Bailey has moved to her home In w Dover.
Mrs Grscia A Andrews Of Orange, Mass, Il
listing In town this week.-Mr and Mrs w
Carpenter have returned from their visit !
q N Y this week.-Mrs. Ellen r Mann of Or.
nge, Mass, and Mrs NJ w Lyman of So Bos.
on are visiting In town.-The II T & w r 4
run an extra excursion train from Jack !
onville station to Huosic Tunnel and re. z
lrned Thursday for the accommodation OF :
hose who wished to attend the fair At No y
H Jolivette of Brooklynis Wis. h
ttendng school In West Brattleboro.-Rev n
D SINNERS father Is visiting II town. '
dwin A Graves IA attending the Worcester h
cademy.-Henry Bugbee has finished bank n
all this week for F E Medbury In front Of :
Is house.-At the county court the case,
own Of Wilmington vs. Perry Davis was b
ecided against the town, the court deciding /,
rat he had residence In Mass, at the time s
e was taxed here. n
Jacksonvin ,.-Chas Waste and Family 81
ave returned from Boston, where they spent b
as been spending week with her friends.
MIR Nichols and wife of Brattleboro have Il
cen soJourning week with Mrs Put. t.
am.-The North River Manufacturing Co, p
It~u l. t.~I-
Fowler visited friends In this vicinity last
eek, from North Adams.-The Methodist b,
ciety have built new platform and steps In
fore their churcb.-Mrs j w Morse has sc
ne to the eye and ear infirmary at Boston
have her eyes operated upon. her daugh. tn
+. Mrs II Shepardson, accompanied her. W
The Halifax fair was we'll represented with Sr
Ople from our town. I'll
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neutrality-suspicious. Noah Whitman Is
lite poorly.-Who says Vermont can't
se good crops? A Stowell raised this ia
ar from ZIG rods Il l acres) 1903 bushels di
oats.-The Spiritualists OF this vicinity tn
Id their annual picnic at A w Pierce's.- pi
las Ina Westcott is home for short visit ce
RS G l. Parker is visiting friends In Putney. Jo
,ene and Boston.-James Aldrich of BoS. th
n, Mass, made bis old friends short visit il
It week.-Mrs. Chadwick, who fractured Oh
r hip short time ago, is doing as well as tn
uld be eXpected.-P H Weaver and wife sill
turned to their home In Providence last -
eek with his family here.-Dannie Tarbell hs
home In a bad condition from poison by be
ming In contact with poison sumac.-Rev In
alter Curtis takes vacation commencing In
lesday. Upon his return he VIII commence sc
at the parsonage Sheldon, ch
life and son are visiting In New Hamps Ire. so
w alter Covey Is home sick with fever ql
be Spiritualists of this vicinity held their be
lnual picnic last week at Maple farm.-Rev. -
Curtis Is on two weeks vacation.-B er
Dwell raised this year 1903 bushels Of oats =
ION one and one third acres of land.-L p ~
leldon and wife are visiting In New Hsmp- F.
ire. bs
Sonth L,ndonderry.-A game of base u
II viii he played Friday at the fair grounds
Bondvile between the Rswsonvilles and
Jrs.-Mrs A W Shattuck Is Wis.,
ng III South Ashburnham, Mass.-Mrs. l.,
homas Hoey and her two Youngest child en- y, !.
e visiting In Deer6rld. Msss.-Mrs Mar ~ ~
all who has been at Mrs w A Shattuck's s.'
Is gone to Lsndgrove.-The hotel has again ~ "
ranged hands. Mr. Strong of Jamaica now -,
hes charge. We hope Mr. Strong will be ~
edit to the house.-Bert Ross Is home again nI
ON Dummerston quarry where be has been =.
work through the sHmmer.-Curt!s' Robin. 10 10
n anil Emery Melendy came up from school -, ~
turday at Saxton's River, returning Mon 10 u,
y.-Frank Melendy takes the cake on the ~ y.
b question, he having brought In string ~ ~
twerty-nine which weighed thirty pounds. ~
Quite a number from here attended the ~
,sing lance at Lowell Lake last Friday w
Mr. Harris of Bondville eX.
anged pupits with Rev W A Bryant last to
are pleased to see once more tn
nong us the happy face of Aunt Charlotte II
alker of Putney, former resident Of this an
ace,-W A Shattuck Is repairing his grist WI
ill.-Frank W Phelps of Bellows Falls, Wis. an
ri here over Sunday with bis sister, Mrs fe
NJ Vunttinp-A large number from here M