The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

fully tonic as well as alter..ivc, o.
blool-clcansing, in its effects, hence il
strengthens the system and restore.
vitality, thereby dispclling all those
langUid, f'tircd feelings" experienced
by the dobilitatcd. Especially has II
manifested its potency in curing letter,
Salt-rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbunclcs, Sore Eyes, Goitrc, or Thick
Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Worlds
Dispensaly Medical Association, Max
ers, No. GG3 Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
Putney.-Mrs Wilkins Il making extensive
repairs or his house the "Leoch place. and
will have 1t ready for occupancy noon. 1t Is
expe cted he will rent it.-A social dance at
the town hall this evening.-Pierce's mill was
shut down for repairs this week.-A stereop-
ticon exhibition Will be given In the town
hall tomorrow evening for the benefit of the
band.-The ladies of the UnIversalist society
will hold their annual fair Nov 10 In the town
hall. dot, The Miners Daughter" will be
presented.
Obituary.
Leroy Shelley passed away Monday after
a long and painful illness. The funeral
services were held Wednesday from his late
home. The services at the grave were con.
uuClcu w tuc VI "A II pOsL anu WeTt tcI ill.,
pressive. Mr. Shelley was man OF good ed
ucation and ine intellect capable of filing any
position. He married when quite young.
Mary Hewitt, daughter of A Hewitt. who
with their baby died In little over year. He
afterward married Flora Blood, who with
one daughter and two sons survives him. He
was for some time station agent here, was
Of schools and always was In
.erested In educational matters. Some years
q n rpRnVprpd
he shock to his system and the last few years
vas confirmed invalid and was faithfully
attended by his patient and devoted wife.
Card of Thanks.
We take this manner to thank the friends and
eighbOrs who 30 kindly assisted us 1 the Ill.
ess of our late husband and brother, and may
he Lord bless you and give you as kind friends
HORTENsE ROBERTS,
HORACE ROBERTS,
14w1 ADDIE ROBERTS.
Windbam.-A singing school will soon
e commenced here.-Mrs Zeno Howe has
,turned from Burlington much improved.
[enry Stearns has gone into Insolvency.
choOl In Dist No. 2 closed last Friday.-G A
richardson had an artery broken In one of
10 legs last week.
Sou'h Windham.-Mrs T C Harrington
aving one removed that weighed ID pounds.
led last week Thursday and was buried from
be church Sunday. She was daughter of
Use Whitman.-Ed smith recently hurt his
and badly with corn shelter.
Townshend.-Rev Mr. Tozer of E. Wal.
ngford will supply The Baptist pulpit next
unday. The Sacrament of the Lords Sup.
err Will be administered In the afternoon.--
Judge StOddard and wife from Westminster
re visiting In town. l. Howard closed
successful term OF writing school last week.
be class are well pleased with the instruct
N given.-Mrs William ingalls, is visiting In
NTH and Howard went to Burlington on
onday for the week.-Mrs. Thompson Hsl.
TOOK is great sufferer and seems to be fall
x fast.-Miss Nellie Twitchel IL failing.
Miss Minnie Cook is improving. Miss
lice Plimpton Is on the sick list, and Miss
byl Holbrook is helping In the drug store
Is week.-A school meeting has been called !
consider the advisaoility OF having two
hools the coming winter In the village dist.
ct.-The village school closes next We'd
sday. A public examination viii be held
the afternoon 10 which all patrons and .
lends or the school are cordially invited. /;
West Townshend.-A A Goodell Is to
owe to BrattIeboro, Tuesday, Nov 10. Post. !,
) q u l..
usebold goods on Monday, Nov 9.-Wtllis =
ut of Jamaica. has moved some machinerv :
to the saw mill here, and Is going to saw !,
Il his oak lumber at the mill and work .
up into chair stock.-Mrs Mary Howe. :,
dow of Asa Howe, died at the residence of :,
W Page. where she had lived for eighteen :
ars. last Sunday morning, aged 80 years.
ge Tuesday at eleven o'clock, Rev l. VIM
ut officiating.-Hon James Fl Phelps re. 81
rned to bis son.in.law, Albert Pierce, q
field, Conn, Wednesday, Nov 4. He has f
en- stopping In this place for several weeks. p
Wednesday morning the thermometer was II
ly 11o above zero.-Miss Susie Lawrence s
8 again returned home from teaching
r and festival held at the church vestry
Is u success and they cleared several dol Ct
8 by means of it.-Luther B Chapman of h
INDIAN, Is trying to start singing school o.
re this winter. He Is good teacher and b.
such q school Is needed we hope be will Al
cceed. A writing school is also much II
eded. Who will hold one here ?--Nszare b
'ck farming tools and household furniture A
John Dompier, who Is their son-in-iaw, W
aiming life lease so called on It. and will. n
the future, live with him at bis home. h,
r some time 1t has not been safe or pru- q
1t for the aged couple to live SO far from r
ghD0rs during the winter and no road III
IN their place to the Travelled road except X
road they made themselves through deep n
w drifts.-Mrs Addie Kimball Bowen has v,
u.ned 10 Manchester, and Is At work ar
Ned Orviss doing housework.-The most ca
cesssful term of school taught in this dis
It for many years closes this week, Miss
ace Blood teacher. The school Is the larg- =,
In the town and well advanced, and 10 ~ NJ
oh sought for by the best teachers, no less A
n twelve applications to teach 1t being re. ~
we'd by the committee last spring. For q -, w
re school 1t Is ih many respects model ~ ~
ool. ~
donderry.-Telegram were received s'
e announcing the death of DIR Warren
rfield of 0lens Falls, n Y. He was at one
e quite q prominent business man here. pr
I'm here he moved toChesterDepot going 10. Dy
he grave stone business 1t the same time TO
,mencing the study Of medicine. After N
phing bis studies be gave up his business te
Chester and settled In PawIet. From u
re be moved . few years ago to Glens 20
II, n Y. OF late years he has made gu
cialty of cancers and published o treatise "
hat dsease.-Mrs Natby Abbott, an aged 81