The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-05-29
Fuller Battery Is to send out a squad OF
Is men for to.morrow's parade.

-ruHeT battery is 10 SEM out u svuuu
Is men for to.morrow's parade.
-SedgwIck Post expects to come under th
eve of Inspector Seleck next Wednesda!
evening.
June % has been fixed as the date Of tn
annual strawberry festival and fair OF th'
Congregational ladies'.
Intelligence IA received here to.dav o
the serious sickness at Fitchhurg, Mass, o.
Sarah. sister Of DR.. G. r. Barber.
These exercises are all open to the pnhlt'
and all the former pupils and friends OF INT
seminary are invited to be present.
The Keepe trip of the Daughters of Re
beckah has been postponed till June Is be-
cause of sickness In the Keene lodge,
-H.F, G. Toetlt Ia elected an honorary IN
member of the Missionary Union. the Tor
eign missionary society of the Baptist DE
nomination.
Rev. A, Mc3eorge IA to sneak tn the
Baptist state SUNDAY school onven'ion mex
week on "Vermont Boys andGirls and Ho"
to Save Them"
The venerable E. p. Carpenter. superin
teudert of the Carpenter Organ Co.. u very
III with complication of troubles following
an attack of the grippe last winter.
Il. W. Hamilton. for the past three year
with .Tac0hs' bakery. IL going into nus,"t ~
for himself In Hinsdale and has rented TUX
basement OF Evans block for that PURPOSE
&C. W. Harrington, formerly nj wes'
Dummerston and South Londonderry. no"
at Yorktown. Va, offers to place any memen.
toes friends may send on the graves OF a"v VI
the soldiers who rest In the cemetery tnere.
e. NJ. MAYNARD. representing the hrm n =,
7. B. McEffutack & Co.. Of New YORK Is
here looking ever the town hall. NJ tnr rA
nense Of private citizens. ia take measure
ments and submit nlans AMI estimates 70 gee
n the stage at least cannot be put IN deceh'
condition.
-Alpha Messer. master NJ fhe vernon
state orange. has annointed Saturday. June
ne chi'dren's dav and suggests that the olhpr
fo,ts arrange for such exercises and enter
tainmeuts az will he profitable for the cn''-
drpr and give them pleasing view OF grange
work and It's usefulness.
~. p. Spencer and H. r. nswlev have
come into partnership In the publication ~
the Times. have leased the office ut y II.
Housh e. Co. and will move their business
there. Housh & Co. continue their business
IN Implications. novelties and coat hangers
but retire from general Job work.
-rs- proprietor nf Cobh's motel at West
Extraordinarily would like It understood tnat
~avld Bullock who recently got into trouh'e ~
that place reroived NO intovicants of any klrd
at his estahT ment.-T Exchange.
Where did he get It? Where did E'dr'dgr
Houghton get that which sent him IN wa.
terv grave? These are questions that need
answers.
Il. F. Pettee. whose horse breeding en-
ternr,se at the Deorield Stock farm in the
west mart of the town is ono nj large promise
of good to our agricultural interests. "a NUT
ting In a half mile track on the south side ~
tho road In connection with his establish
meut. Tt Is work that our people ought to
appreciate.
States Attorney HIT. as will he seen nv
our Bellows Falls correspondence. has MADE
another Friendly call nm that burg. He was
very sure three months ago that he had
slammed out the liduor traffic IN that nla"e
Rut II Is never rapid work-this maxine men
nmper,te nv low and prosecution and he
found sailors this time who danced to the
tune of $625.
One of the bright Young phvsirians ot
Massachusetts ia DIR. Willard n. Pierce NJ
Rerrardston. Mass. brother Of Farmer g.
w. Pierce OF the ASYLUM. He has inst heen
chosen president of the Franklin District
Medical society. and will read n poner on
"Tvnho'd Fever" before the Massachusetts
Medical society at Its annual meeting In Bos'
ton, June 9th.
Gen, Schofield has communicated 10 the
army the ORDERS If the secretary of war an
rourcine the death of Hon. Alphouse 'Faft.
The order povs a high tribute to the deceased
ex-rabinet officer. and dirpcfs that as p marx
If resnect to his memory the war denarf'
went hn drared In mourning for 70 dave
When the funerpl occurred. seventeen gums
were fired at intervals Of half an hour at
each military post.
Harry A. Kihurn 1T Newtrne. we',
known hotel man. and FOR several wears man
aoer OF the old Bratrlehoro house. left las,
week for Swamnscnt+. Mass. to take charge
H-,,s - hot MI
on, Of the most popular summer resorts or
the Atlantic coast. The hotel of which XVI
hurn & Carter are the pronrietnrs. omen FOL
business June 90 Mr.. Kilhurn has beer
connected with this hotel for six wears past
On account IF the meeting of the genera
convention Of CONGREGATIONAL churches o.
Vermont IN he held In BrattlehOrn commend
ing June o. the anniversary exercises n
GIenwood Classical seminary will be as fol
lows:
SATURDAY, JUNE p n. M. Meeting of thu
Alumni; Z 80 n. m Junior Exhibition.
SUNDAY. JUNE 7.-Anniversarv Sermon. j.,
MONDAY, JUNE So n. M, Exercises Mt tht
Tree: 7:3) H. M, Exercises of the Graduating
Class; 9 n. m Reception.
Smoke the "Cbronicle" cioar 5.wtf
-Inspector CIarv and 7. j. Dooo'in have
been at Chesterfield this week, putting lines
in order for the telenhones at Dunton's
Goodrich's and Plummer's. The service thi
new line via the new bridge. and long us
lance instruments. Indeed, the Chesterfield
prospect in every way is most encouraging
this YEAR MANY cottages have already hee'
let for the season. one to man ana Tam,''
from a western citv. who will spend TN
whole summer there. and another to New
York party.
DIR. A. A. Corbett, dentist In Cincin
natl died from consumption of the bowels
the home OF his sister. Mrs. Inehram at Spring
field. Mass. Friday. HE suffered severe
attack of the grip last winter. leaving him II
very poor health and he has been falling eve
since. He was one of ten children and all
his brothers and sisters survive him. He wa
a brother of Mrs. S P. Sherwin of this place
and was on his way TO Bratteboro ana haa
reached Springfield where he has two sisters
living. when forced to take his bed. His re
mains were brought here Monday and the fu
rerel was held at the home Of S. +. Sberwin
Rev. Mr.. Webb officiating. DR.. Corbett wa
81 years of age and a man of unusual prom
Use and attractiveness of character.
Pomona Grange meets with Vernon
Grange Mt Vernon next Thursday. taking
picnic dinner. The pr0gram includes dis
cussion nv Mrs. Ella L. Eames on the ques
tion. "Does participating in the exercises o
public meeting irjure woman as hom'
makern address NJ welcome and RESPONSE
nv NJ. I. Reed of Vernon and +. G.. TAYLOR o
Gu,lford, ESSAY on "ImprOvpments In Ou
nnbljc Schools nv Julia ". Tyler of Vernon
discussion on ..Patrons Fire Insurance" b'
!. p. Liscom Of Brattleboro. "EDs,age' b,
George w. Pierce If Brsttleboro. "Poultr,
Farming'' by Mrs Kate Norton and Oscar 1
Ware. songs bv Harrie. q. Dearborn of Brat
tleboro. l. l.. Stark Of Dummerston, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Miller Of Guilford.
The twentv-sixth annual SUNDAY sch,
| convention of the Congregational rhurche
of Windham county were held at Westmin
ster Wednesday, The day was pleasant an'
the atten lance large. The reports from tn
various Sunday schools Of the county wer
Interesting and encouraging. Excellent pa