The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-22


In George Halls house on Chestnut street nj
I will occupy 1t In the near future.
Miss Mary Howe will return home fol
the summer about June 1st accompanied by
her sister, Mrs, Holloway and child of In
dianapolis.
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NJ W. ween. ino us. W hon Nv ..n,,.ht
tO oo,tS n;aa mu"ioef VI "eoAS "s' o''"s"'
w '1".' p'0.s'
Finance inspector l.. .. Greene exam.
med the two local Savings banks Monday. OF
course hnding them ~ the best of condition.
and Jamaica to examine the banks there.
-M,ss C,oro Johrs.,n Co.. u,on, yoors ~
em,owao ~ tho WnnSahnIS t"IIy,,! 1854 "'
~as con',,;t,aa .. tha ns,I, ioiu1nS aoT'
She hoe haen IN NOV hooi,i fnr so,,arai 10y
onJ ra"ontiv iaap obn 1872. ~. o, a.,
san,tv annroaahins ,,iapnn neu sSnS I'll. ~ ,m
~ a. ieepIw raIin'o,n turn 81 MINI hnr ta.
ins,on Of fho and wos that ,hn TnuS oa LIZ nn
har tnr sacrjSca ama thst sho .,,S, LII h o
mnther The case Is a SaS "no Miss Tnhm-
son was a thoronuhIv cood wnn,sn tho
hruhtest scholar IN har class ub,cb %rad,,at'
| od from tho h;gh schooi on ,oars 80 hr.
even the n showing that intanse msrvo,'sroSs
that has nnbalancea her
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The Hetherstop Importing Co. is congrat.
and n"ors Snch 90 Sn sra 1"' w ries
goods Il offered that # Il nor surnrisiny that
shera aro so nanu nonn,o ,,ho .nnoo,a. .n" a
ave willing ~ nav fair rr,co fpr esso,,t;amu
hioh oraJs n,atmred unnors and VINES u,h,oS
aro esnooIaIiw rooomTronIoI To- ,ho,r r;oh
hodv fne msl,ow and JaIcato t,sv"r 90 no,a.
tahle tn connoisseurs and honeficisI 70 invaI,ds
and those snffer,na from overw"rt 81 hrajn
o. hodn nv sand;na ro"r oddr"ss - t,,am, a.
| y. w. SSS,po oNA "NNASoo w sASiAi 20"
hv newt mali ,beir latest cotaiogne free
Thev are Sole pronristors of the Hetherston
Imnortiny ~ - Ei;to Kan,netv Whi.tov
R. Il. Harde Is engaged on partrait of
a boy, which promises to be In som respects
the finest production of his brush up to the
present. 1t 1t treated with a touch entirely
different from his usual somewhat academic
manner, difference made probably by the
| youth of the subject. The boy is dressed In a
rich Louis XVI. costume of black velvet and
satin, with waistc0at of delicate brOcaded
naariu oom,nIota ana "a ahSo,,toIu pbar,a,n~
The chiId has bisb. hred araye iittia face
that Suits tho Costume admirahjv The ac.
ceSsories viii renresant rnom ~ tho same
shnuu n Rostam , .I"s VIC oopnietod NJ e
uardio No.. 10 rooeutIv Snshod nprIroit of ax
I u.o mas p poIioy n m;nS ~. a . -, "a
TEa,bon;,,, G por,. w pos.nn pnst
lha'he''h7 o. arms III Dos'oh os''
David Rulock who has been working at
the different livery stables here. hired team
at WHITES livery Wednesday .tto 90 fishing,
as he ca III over at Chesterfeld. Rmt n eyt.
dentIv wasn,t IN water that no cast bis lines
He got ugly drunk, had fight with man
near the saw mil. gettfrg somewhat the
worst of it.. Proceeding beyond Constable
A. C.Springs he undertook to even things up
by row with another man be met, pulled
his ravnlvor oh linn an.
cording to one report firing several shots.
Constable Spring followed on and arrested
him. A hearing was held at Chesterfield Cen
ter and he was held Ia 5000 bail and being
unable 70 furnish it was committed to jail in
Keene. VIII Powers went over to Chester.
field Wednesday night to recover the team.
Where did he get the LIQUOR? There have
,hat Wv ,mo sor;nus oomso"enoeS nuo Honst,,s
ha',, 80 ,oIiauo 4, tho odtrn,,ooooa IS nroh,
hi;e ~ aI, ~ 4h .ne I u pr
baro tha Wv nao 1s attaut;om may 'o 'i'"''o'
heie 'na' noe's a''e"''o"'
The REFoRMER every week serves I'D
to its patrons more Brattleboru matter
than ordinary country papers publish
altogether. This Is the reason that its
readers are practically those of every
family in the town and that councillors
have to hustle to approach It, This week
The local matter not only fills this and the
irst pages and as usual encroaches on the
'Ourth and eighth, but It also runs over to
he tenth where Dr. Draper's paper IL com.
,leteh and delicious little sketch of Mary
Wilkins and her work appears, and couple ,
rue extracts from City papers about brattle- q
oro as summer resort. our reauers
ne9 nr@pnDy % ua oa ano
three weetS nf Vermon, neu;s Nv" w. \
ecisiiv ahont Vermont neonio W. c
,ont ve,orans Vermont borseS and ,ho y
forks and events of the churches and .bout y
he Industrial revival that is going IN
II about the state. These are cnllinos from !
ur state edition. carefully made 10 aid in the !
God work for Vermont. with which the RE-.
oRMER thinks It can saw. without boasting.
has had something IN do in the last fftern !
ears. 1t will hardly be said of the REFORM a
R, as 1t frequently Is or local papers, that C
gu lean read 1t In five minutes" \
t
-Ohe Oh tne Prettlest wed9,nes OF LIN, the sea \
on was tnat luesdav, OF MISS L'Iilah H., a
augnter vi WI. ana MIS-. .. -. brown, any d
or the past year, D0okkeeper Ior emerson " b
. anu W,I'la.n d., sou u. w. u. s.n.oh,
ns pape, Ia ,h h 80 ,h nina was
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ne nc. pa. III an haI' WIZ ta>teluI! I',I,ueu "
VIZ. w ,auie,. Ivy anu po.teu p.an.s. Iut now a
~ were protases a,;aHSrui ABOUT Tue room Il
NC mOiA VI ~. inu'l,lsray' ne prIue r
40 o,,ir,o w ulenseu ~ Will clepe
on,,e anu oalIleu pouquet VI wEite roses r,
,dosa;, SSH $50. u tne u.iue' was Al
!, uIT sn,a'u anu "ore Wnite aiGaCross SUIT. W
!. w. Mi:nois, cousin OF the groom. was best ia
ian. ne reception Ioliowed at :oo. WIZ h
III martin Oh Boston, acted as usher. &c
.' n , lne presehts whlch were numerous al
nu hahusoine was u large cake. naRusOmely "A,