The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-18
sortings.


Wallace Geddis has given up bis position
at the Asylum, and enters the employ of the
Brattleboro Jelly Co.-James Barrett OF
Bellows Falls was the guest of his cousin
this week.-Wil brisbane, bell-boy at the
Cooley House, Springfield. Mass, Is visiting
his parents IN town.-John Aher and daugh.
ter, Miss Mary, are IN Windsor.-W. ii. Wei.
come was In Vergennes last week.-Louis
Ellis Is recovering from his recent attack of
typhoid fever, and able to be out.-Lyndon
Durham Is clerking for Durham Bros.-Will
Collins, II. Graves and brother left this week
for Trinity college. Smith Of st. Adams
Ia to assist In the millinery department of
Mrs. Phillips Stores. H. Warren has fin
ished work at Estey's and will act as collector
for Geo. E. Crowell In Warren Eason's place.
&C. J. johnson and Il. Stremmer OF the
First Regimental band played at the SPRING
field fair with the Springfield band Tuesday.
= Ernest Davis Is housed by iliness.-Rev.
FIR. Cunningham Is at Burlington this week
attending the Retreat.-J. j. Ray and wife
have returned to Boston.-Miss Ada Mason
IL in Pntney this week visiting. electric
poles between here and the west village are
out after bis recent iiiness.-Mrs. Fowler,
who has been very sick the past week, Is
more comfortable MIR. Spencer of Boston,
telephone inspector. Is In t0wn.-JOhn FitZ.
gerald of White River Junction Is In town.
I. j. Doolin has finished work at Blodgett &
DeWitt's and will devote bis time to the sew.
Ing machine business.-Ernest Pratt Is vic.
tim of the grip.-Mrs. Shea, who has been
an invalid for several months, Is now able to
get Out.-Niss L0ttie Pettee Is sick with ty.
phoid feyer.-E. A. knight is on the sick
list.-Joel Knapp has returned from Boston.
Mr.. Knapp has been playing at the Glen
House. White Mountains, all summer with
| no Svyn
ton block is receiving a new coat of paint
Mrs. Chas. Church is quite low with fever.
Miss s. d. Leach Is also quite Ills. p. Fem
Is housed again by an attack of billousness
but hopes to be about again soon.-Charles
Drown was In town Wednesday. -Miss Della
Cordella has been visiting her sister In Yer.
non this Week.-Mrs. Moore. who has spent
the summer here at W. b. Cabots, returned
to Boston this week, and Mrs. Estabroek of
Boston takes her place.-Miss Della Hindes
returned from her visit In Boston Yesterday.
Judge II. H. Wheeler Is repainting bis
Western Avenue residence and build
lngs, besides regarding the grounds
Mrs. M. L. Cobb has moved this week into
the o. j. Pratt house On Bullock street.
Postmaster Barrett of Keene was here Wed.
nesday stopping over night on his way In
spectng the post.oflices Of the western part
of Cheshire County-Mrs. A. N. Full
Ierton and Miss Hill and Charles
Fullerton of Chicago are at the Brooks
House this week.-Mrs.. VIM. Donoghue is
cerking at N. !. Hawley's. Gagne
comes up from Clinton, Mass, Tuesday for
a vacation here's. G, johnson, formerly
post Office clerk here has taken homestead
claim of 100 acres of heavily timbered land
about ten miles from New Whatcom, Wash.
H E. Walker occupied his new house We'd
nesday night.-D. N. Tolles has broken up
housekeeping and Is boarding at Elijah Reeds
L non1l {o L.
Misses Mary Judge and Nellie Sullivan
have returned from a week In Springfield.
Jason Putney has been visiting bis father
at Taftsville.-Mrs. Fred Thompson and
Belle Houghton are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Ernest McClay, at West Woodstock. -Miss
Jeanette Howe has returned after summer at
East Dorm. In December she will 90 to
the Bernuda's accompanied by her brother
Fred.-Wm. Moran's house on Elliot street
Is receiving coat of painful. f. c. Toedt
Is taking In the Boston delights during his
vacation.-Oscar Falls has moved from the
John Henkel house on Estey street to the
Rice house on Maple street,. 2. Alden is
in Springfield, Mass, during his vacation
Miss Gertie Parsons of Atbol, Mass, is visit.
ing at Nj. Dowley's on Pleasant street.,
Miss Rosie Warren Of Chester, VT, Is visiting
at her brothers, w. l.. Warren's on Pleasant
street.-Henry Eddy Is In Ashburnham.
Mass.-A. B. Curtis, the screw manufacturer
OF Worcester, is in town:-Alvah Hubbard,
so III for several weeks, 10 now able to ride
out.-Mrs. o. o. Ware and children of Will
mington are visiting at her fathers, w. f.
Standardization Long has gone to Ash
burnham to work.-Will and Mabel McDon-
aid return tomorrow from Portland, Maine.
Hatfield, Mass, tobacco buyers, are here to
secure the crop In this vfctnity.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bettery, who have spent the summer
with their daughter, Mrs: A. d. Patterson,
Wednesday to their home In Spring
field, Mass:-A.. ". Cox's horse engaged in a
Tuesday. No serious damages
were sustained.-Dr. PettingiIl of Saxtons
River spent yesterday In town.-George Mar
tin returned to New York Wednesday.
The Boston Globe announces the entrance
Of Tommy Leahy to Holy Cross college.-Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. M. Davis, who have been the
left this morning for visit at Rut.
and.-Allyn Ball Of Amherst, returned yes
erday after few days with friends In tewn,
There Is to be an advance In the price
" sugar.
South bound travel Is heavy on tine rail
Dads now. All sOjcurners at the mountains
md lakes are going home. They ought to
tay month longer. The best part of the
ear In the country Is yet to come.
H. Homer Rich, an accomplished teacher
4 vocal music, having been located at 1875
fremont street, Boston, has moved to Brat
leboro to take position ia the tuning de.
artment of the Carpenter Organ Co. He
vii be considerable addition to the musical
ulture of the place. and Will, we understand.
ontinue his instructions In both singing and
iolin playing.
Postmaster Batchelder of Newfane has
eceived his orders from Washington. In &C.
ordance with the recent scheme of the de-
artment, to make tour of inspection of the
fices OF the county. He has Sc to visit and
lust get It all done before Oct. Is. Among
he 20 questions that must be answered are
he distance from the nearest telegraph office
nd the nearest SAVINGS bank, so II Is sur. !
Used that one Of the objects Of the inspec.
on Is to gather ammunition In favor of Mr..
Vanamaker's argument for postal savings
anks and postal telegraph system.