The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-16
Vera,

Vera.
Attention is called to John r. Bliss's II
sale adv. on first page.
"A White sewing machine, nearly new
for sale at kirwan's, very cheap.--adv
During the month of September only OF
arrest has been made by the police.
g. l.. Clay has been appointed by Il
bailiffs 10 take care of the fire alarms.
The long distance telephone commun
cation south was completed by metallic Ct
cult Wednesday.
DIR. Prescott, the optical specialist. can b
consulted at his rooms, Crooks House
another week.
Charles A. Harris and F. X. Barrow
have bought the Stearns tenement. house, col
ner OF Spring and Elliot streets.
Our Westminster correspondent say
Capt. F.. w. Childs has taken some "ver
pretty views of our village and vicinity"
The first sociable and supper Of the ses
con by the Universalist society was held 4
their vestry last eveninR with large attend
ance.
| "Wednesday noon q drove of 800 fin
sheep passed through here on their way t.
Hatfield, Mass, having been bought In New
fame and Vicinity.
The Boston Symphony orchestral clul
will open the Young Mems Christian associa
lions winter entertainment course mex
week Thursday evening.
II you have an article that Is all RICH
when you Wish to 60 into the paper, y0l
won't be ashamed to sign your name to 1t. L
you don't 1t won't 90 In.
-"Au,hority In Religion: Where 10 It. II
the Church, the Bible or the Resson:" vii
be the theme of Rev. Frank L. Phalen's ser
mon At the Unitarian church on Sunday.
a. j. Markham, assisted by Miss Verns
G. Cotton Is whistler, 10 advertised to give 8
concert at Brldgewater tomorrow night. HI
has began series Of them in Windsor county
towns.
The Sunday Republican correspondent
seems TO DO OF the opinion that the Opera
house PROJECT will be defeated. It certainly
will unless Its advocates take hold of 1t with
good deal more vigor than they show now.
Walter s. Brown. who has been Tor some
time pursuing course OF bookkeeping at
Troy business college. has accepted respOn-
sible position at the Richmondville Schokasia
Go. Mr.. Brown was well.known here. hav-
Ing received most of bis education In our
schools.
-Throngs of people are going up the noun.
tain road every day to enjoy this delicious Oc-
tober weather and the Incompatible view
from the summit. Constantly does 1t grow
upon our people that this mountain road Is
one Of the best additions to the attractions of
BrattleborO ever made.
The sale of seats for the Y. M. G. A.
course last evening was very full and better
than ever before. Reason, the facts were
placed before the people though the REFORM
ER's columns last week. There Is no getting
away from the fact that advertising Is neces.
sary In these days.
The farmers find their apple crop much
ha fnI oU I'D
section, and In New Hampshire and northern
Massachusetts, and better than the reports
indicate 1t to be In the apple country of New
York. A good crop here and short one
elsewhere ought to mean well for our farmers.
"A tempting and handsome display of
potatoes propagated by DR.. Shoals, at his
Oak Ridge farm, interested lovers of agricul.
ture, at the Brooks House this week. There
were six varieties, including coax Ridge
Gems" "SnOwf1akes," land Brooks House
Favorites," all smooth, plump and healthy.
The Bratteboro Water Co. is working 8
men, under the charge of Thos. Knight, on
Its improvements and the extension to the
water right IL has purchased on Thurbur's
lot In CentrevilIe. They have just reached
the main spring with their work, but 1t will
probably be month before 1t Is all completed.
The Estey Guard voted last night TO
present play sometime during the winter,
It is to be military one, with q cast of about
10 people and very spectacular. The parts
have been assigned and meeting is to be
held next Tuesday evening, for further prep
'rati0n.
New corn Is being quoted for December
hipments ut Ii cents less than old corn.
v heat keeps up Its price about the same. The
. sevss.msnt report r. sa.k e. the yield larger
,revious one. and while the export demand
eeps up the quotations are hound to be stiff
n suite OF the unprecedented yield
-noseA, infant SON of Mrs. Geo. Downing
uffers from . severe burn. Sunday, the
hild was near table on which was . bowl
'na' b and SO doing the bowl tipped letting
he entire contents over the child's arm
" aiding 1t cruelty from the wrist to the el-
u W.T. King the skin of and leaving painful
Nc und.
The Brooks House guests were some.
what star ledsat dinner Wednesday noon by
he Il ing Of hawk up against the window
trying to get In. Col. Austine got
MS shot gun aud fired away, and Fred Greasy
measured four feet from tip to tip, and had
escaped from a cage In which Geo. Deyo
lad 1t at the Brooks house barn, having been
'nly recently brought out from Guilford.
Wilmington people had a meeting last
evening" and appointed committee of invita-
ion for the excursion from North Adams at
he opening of their railroad which Is eX.
)ected to be Nov. 4. Old Wilmington boys
rom here Bennington, North Adams. Shell
1urne Falls and other points will be invited.
1t Is calculated to make It big event. The
'oad has already so neared completion that
OF of the Italians are to be discharged this
week. and 1t 10 expected to run gravel train
through next week.
Mrs, Geo. E. Crowell entertained the Of
icers and board Of directors of the Y. NJ. C.
4. and the various committees of the Woman's
auxiliary Wednesday evening. The evening
vas pleasantly spent with music and sociabil |
ty followed BY bountiful supper. On each |
'late was placed slip containing = question
concerning the work. After the tea the par. !
y repaired to the parlors again where each |
,erson was given one minute In which to an.
wer the question assigned. A most enjoy. |
Ible meeting was participated In by some 70
members.
Rev. DIV. C. Huntington, d. d., former
erred to the Nebraska Conference. 1t IL ex.
,ected that bis station will be Trinity church,
lincoln. This 10 the third time this church |
las been offered to him, but be has hitherto !
leclinsd the Invitation. DIR. Huntington has
'een a. honersd Christina minister for over .
quarter Of century, He was transferred to |
10 East Genssee Conference from the Yer
NUM- NVuAoIonCo III AoCSs hou IVI tuo past o4
ears In the East Genesee and Genesee Con-
erence. He has filed some of the most re-
ponsibls positions - pastor and presiding |
lder. For six consecutive terms he has rep. |
esented bis conference 10 the general con.
erence, and his success has been phenomen- |
i. He preached here some 80 years ago and |
vas the son of Ebenezer Huntington Of
rownshend.
-Gov. Fuller went down to New York |
Aaudav for the meefiuU nj the Pi. 4
no Manufacturers' association to make |
liz renorf on the nuesfinn of establishing A