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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-10

The city council meeting last even
ing was attended by Shane, Cosad,
Metzger, Folk, Kirby, Dunlap, as well
as a large number of citizens. Cowles
was absent because of illness.
The question for discussion was that
of the waterworks rental and the conn
Gil in rushing the city into expensive
litigation on a matter which might
have been settled by arbitration made
a move which will cause considerable
talk.
A petition from John Powell and
others, draymen, was read, protesting
against changing the fragments stand.
1t was ordered filed.
W, G.. Cowles' motion made at the
last meeting that the city accept the U.
S. courts proposition to compromise
the bill of So, $50. for water rental for
81 ,764 was then read. On motion OF
Dunlap the original ordinance and
contract of wsterw0rks was read.
Moved by Kirby that vote be taken
on COwles motion regarding accepting
the receivers proposition. Declared
out of order. The vote was called fol
directly and resulted: Yeas, Cosad
nays, Metzger, Folk, Shane, Kirby
Dunlap. The motion was thus lost
Shane explained his vote by saying
that be did not think the proposition
to compromise fair one.
Moved by Metzger that "all hydran
rental claimed by the Abilene Water s
Electric Light Co. against the city NJ
to date be declared forfeited to tn,
CITY,"
Amended by Cosad that "to May l
1891" be substituted for ''to date.
Carried. On motion as amended tn
roll was called. All voted aye.
Moved by Metzger that the council
proceed to snnul the franchise of th
Abilene Water s. Electric Light CO
authorize the mayor to employ eounst
TO bring action in the district court {
annul said franchise. Boil call showed
Yea, Metzger, Folk, Kirby, DUNLAP
nays, Shane, COsad. Carried.
Moved by Dunlap that the mayo
have the city scales tested and a SCI
prepared for the same. Carried.
The committee on streets and ale!
reported progress and asked furtht
y time.
1. S. Hal.am appeared before Il
council presented his plan for publ
e market day, similar TO those held
If the old country, Moved by Cosad tn
the city cooperate with Mr.. Hslls
land give it hearty support and that t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-10
Navarro Nuggets.
Correspondence.

Special REFLECTOR Cores pondence.
NAVARRO, Dec. S.-H, Swanger
started for Birmingham, Jackson
county, to purchase feed preparatory
to moving there IN the spring.
Mr.. Nichol gave up his school at
Dread last Friday and Robert Gaffney
came from Kansas City Sunday and
will finish teaching the remainder of
the term.
Protracted meetings are being held
in the River Brethren church,nesr. Belle
Springs.
John Evans, who was in the employ
of C. S. HoffTan this season, has gone
to California to herd wild geese.
Frank Ramsey and J. P. Weeks took
Sunday nights train for Arizona.
Urhic Burns came from Great Bend
Monday to visit the family of Rayn.
hard Reuben.
VIM. Hummel has moved into the
vacant house on one of the Pollun
farms south of town.
D. Rock took trip to Russell shOrt
time ago to look after property he ha!
in western Kansas.
The debating society at the Abbey il
well attended; question for Frida.
evening, should foreign immigration
be prohibited"
Butter and eggs are in good demand
in this part of the county.
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Sunday School Meeting.

Following is the program of the
North Dickinson Sunday school mass
convention to be held at Sutphen's
Mill, Saturday, Dec. 10, commencing
at 1Oa, m:
MORNING.
Devotional Service. ........ Hev. Thos. Hardy
''why These Cow ntions?" ~. H. Engle
The Condition of the Sunday School
Work in Northeast Dickinson"
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Woodbine Happenings.
cIaI REFLEcTos Correspondence.

special REFLECTOR correspondence,
.WooDBINE, Dec. &c. G. Gillett,
who lives near Lost Springs, Marion
county, was shaking hands with friends
here last week.
A very pleasant surprise party called
on Miss linda Atkinson last Tuesday
night and report an enjoyable evening.
in. Gillett went to Lost Springs on
business last Thursday.
S. C. Kohler, son of Jabob KOhler,
died in Topeka last Thursday night.
The remains were brought here for
burial and inferred in the cemetery al
Lyona Sunday last.
The county Sunday school conven-
ton will be held in the church here
next Saturday afternoon and evening
G. H. Smith went to Kansas City
last Wednesday with two cars of hogs
George did not return until Sunday
doubtless having to stop somewhere Oh
the way.
Mr.. Thompson, the Rock ISLAND
claim agent, was here Monday to SETTLE
the claim of Mrs. Kowe for the burning
of her barn about two weeks ago.
Last Tuesday night the K. of 2
lodge elected officers as follows: G. F
Heston, c. c.; Chas. o. Fengel, V. G.
q. W. Fengel, Prel.; w. E. Smith, NJ
of E.; j. 5 Robbins. NJ, of F.; G.. II
Smith, K. of K. s.; w. L. Atkinson
NJ. of G.; A. S. Kirkpatrick, represen
tative to Grand Lodge.
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RECENT REFLECTIONS.

"A marriage license was granted
Abram L. Shank, of Navarro, and
Katie Kaufman, Sunuyside.
The remains of young Kinney, the
Chapmanite who was smotbered by
blowing out the gas at Omaha, were
brought home today and will be buried
tomorrow morning at Chapman.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-10
To the Ladies.

Fine display of sewing machine
fancy work at BrOughton Bros. All
are requested to call and examine the
work. The New Home machine, on
which the work displayed was done,
is cur leader. Having handled nearly
all the first class machines with the
New Home we know it to be the best
machine in the market. Sold on easy
terms BROUGHTON Bros,
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North Dickinson Institute.

The North Dickinson association
met at Good Hope Saturday, Dec, 5.
Although the attendance was small
quite an enjoyable time was had.
Profs. Shirk, Cook and Hullinger, of
Chapman, and Prof. MOultUu, of abb
lene, were present. A great interest
was manifested in the class drills
which are becoming a very important
feature of our institutes. The evening
session was better attended. c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-10

mayor appoint committee to confer
with Mr.. HallaW regarding a location
for the market and selection of sale
day. Carried. The committee was
made: Cosad, Metzger and Shane.
Adjourned.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-10
ABILENE MARKETS.
ABILENE, RAs., Dec. 10
First published in the ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR, Dec. 10, 1891.
Publication Notice.

To Thompson n. Bracken, Jennie Brscken
and Kenneth NJ Mcleod:
You are Hereby notified that you have
been sued in the district court of Dickinson
county, tate of Kan-a=, by Lewis 81 Walker
by his petit on 6led in said court on the b
day of Drcembrr, A. D. 1891, in an action
therein pending in which the said Lewis N.
Wa ker is plaintiff and you together with
hOmas Kirby are defendants, am that on
must answer or d. ur 10 said petitiun On or
before the 22nd day of January, 4. d. 1892, or
the same will be taken as true and q judg-
ment rendered agai lst you a. PRAYED IN
i'd petition for the sum of $50 and the
| interest at the rate of y per cent from tne
| l day Of June, A. ID 1881, less the sum OF
/ $3.50 already paid on account of aid in e. est
and an order be obtained directing that the
| followi z described real estate situated in
Dickinson cOun y, state of Kansas. towit:
The south half - Of the northwest quarter
90 OF section twenty (20), tow slip sixteen
| { 81 south, of range two % east OF the 9Th P,
| NJ, Dickinson county, Kansas, except ter
| acre in the nOrthw st corner. be sold Of
rovided nv law. to satisfy sal judgment
| and that upon SUI sale 20 be tOrev.
| barr from claiminga interest in, title e
or lien upon said premises.
| HILAND S0UTHWORTH,
Jtorney for Plat. tin.
Attest: A. L. UssFL,
IsEAL I. G ERIK. 15-3
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GUING INTO LITIGATION.
THE CITY COUNCIL REFUSES TO
PAY BACK RENTALS.

The Question of Annulling the Fran
chise of the Waterworks Company
to Be Carried to the Courts at
once-A Public Market Day Pro
posed.
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A Knight Templar Dead.

Capt. B. }. F. Hanna, a Post Grand
Commander of Knights Templar of
Kansas, who died in Washington, D.
c., will be buried in Salins on Sunday
next at 2:30 o'clock. Abilene Com
mandery will attend in body. The
cOmmandery will Meet at the hall at
l1:3O Sunday for the purpose.
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POULTRY IN ABUNDANCE.
Opening of the Smoky Hill Assoeia
tion's First Show.

The first annual exhibition of the
Smoky Hill Poultry association began
today in the Kirby block. There are
about 200 fine chickens, thoroughbreds
and Of the best strains, now in the hall
and everyone who sees them admirts
them greatly.
There are as many more entered
from outside the county aud tomorrow
will see them all On exhibition.
The exhibition continues until Sat
urdsy night and will be open evenings
Every one should attend.
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Wanted.

Two girls to do homework and one
to do sewing and help take care of
children. Good wages. Apply to
L. II. FAULKNER,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-12-10

Attest: A. L. UssFL,
IsEAL I. G ERIK. 1873
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
DEATHS.

In Guilford, Nov 8, Israel Putnam, aged 8
years, 4 months and % days.
In South Wfndham, Oct 20, of a fbroid tumor
Mrs Lucinda G Harrington, wife of Ransley
Harrington, aged n years.
In Dummerston, Oct 81, very suddenly, Of
apoplexy, Ellen e. wife OF Lemuel Dickinson
aged "a.
In Londonderry. Mrs Nabby Abbott.
In West Townshend, Nov l, Mrs Asa Howe,
aged 81 years.
In Bellows Falls. Oct 20. Charlotte E. wife OF
j Z Day, aged 3S years.
in Glens Falls, N Y, Oct 81, DIR Warren Gar.
field, formerly Of Londonderry.
In West ROXbury. Mass, Oct 81, at his son-in
laws. G Haynes, Sherman Billings, former.
ly of Guilford, aged IS years and s months.
In Chester, Oct %, Mrs Mary A White, e6.
In Chester Oct 20. Mrs c Peabody, daughter
of Mrs Mary A White, 80.
In Keene. N II, Oct 49, Arthur W, son of Amos
Bancroft, II years, 2moBths and days.
In Keene, N Fl, Oct p, Miss Jennie Huutley,
AZ years, 10 months and "a days.
In keene, n II, Oct %, Blanche, daughter of
Fred and Emily A Elmoie. months and %
days.
In Keene, N H. Oct 20. Ethel May, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Ieorge o Hayward, IA years, IL
months and day.
In swarzey Factory, Oct "a. Frank Benjamin
knight, IS years and days.
In Amherst, Mass. Oct "a, Marion Hawk ins
wife of John Nash and daughter of s o Haw.
kins of Ashuelot, II.
In Leyden, Mass, Oct %, Nathan A Mowry.
aged 70.
In New York, Oct IS, Austin W Mowry, sec
ond son OF David MOwry Of Leyden. Mas. aged
80 Year,, months and Is days.
In Levden, Mass. Oct %, Harriet N, wife of j
0 Carpenter. aged 66 years and months.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
MARRIAGES.

In Brattleboro, Nov 8, by Rev FIR Cunningham
Miss Bridget Clune and Anthony Garrathy.
In Bratteboro, Nov 3, by Rev W Sprague
Miss Harriet Dearborn ana Charles Smith,
In Brattlehoro Nov 4. by Rev FIR Cunningham
Miss Mary Kavanangh and John LIllis.
In Northampton, Mass, Nov g. Miss Katie
Tierney of Northampton and John j Hayes OF
BraGteboro.
In South Londonderry, Oct 81, by Rev W A
Bryant, Arthur M Baker of South Londonderry
anu Miss Grace Hosey of BondvilIe.
/ In Milford, Mass, Oct 20, by Rev e + Mitchell,
of BeIingham, Mass, Rev W Athearn of
Dighton, Macs. formerly ofTownshend, and ISIS
Bertha Phillips of Milford.
In Boston, Oct 20, by Rev Roland d Grant,
albert Patch TO Flora K 1 Lufkin, beth of Bos.
ton.
In Keene. N H, Oct 90, by Rev C Harrington,
Carl Snyder Bishop of Fitchburg and Jennie +
Maynard of Kcene.
In ~ estminster Nov 8, by Revs A B Dascomb
and w Thompson, DIR A j Parker of Bellows
Falls and Jessie n Sabin OF Westminster.
In Keene, h, Oct 80, by Revs william o
hite OF BraOkline, Mass, and Rev c Ober,
ames Albert Frye OF Boston and Kate Colony
of Keene.
In Bernsrdston. Mas. Oct -. by Rev Bar.
Der. James = Jacobs of Brattleboro to Mrs A M
Alger Of Gill, Mass.
In Keene, N H. Oct %. by Rev W Bennett
Warren w Gnild fAth0l. Mass, and Miss Lillian
Cummings of Keenc.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

There was man OF my acquaintance VIII,
went TO Congregational church, but whtl
ne found the slips were rented he left, sayin.
he believed In "free gospel" He theI
went to the Campbellite church, but sub
scrlption paper was passed and be left. cay
ing be wanted free gospel" Next h'
| tried The Adventists, but a collection wa,
taken each Sabbath, and the last ! knew bt
was In search OF ''free gospel Now
could suit that man In one thing: could
give him n "free" cure for his aches and
pains. " they were caused bv rheumatism
neuralgia or nervousness. DO you want
should tell your All right, will do 1t, II you
VIII follow the prescription. Prescription
won't he In Latin, neither will II be long
one. Here it is: Sleep on an insulated bed
Ii you have any of the troubles alluded to,
Except stinginess, it won't cure tbat,) YOU
may be sure that the third night your pains
VIII be lessened and eventually removed.
Next suppose you will say How shall In.
sulate my bed.
Well II you have four Individual salt &C J.
iars lake them and put under the bed stead
In place of the casters and place your bed so
even the bed clothing will not touch the side
OF the house or chair or table, then sleep on
the bed that's all.
Ii you haven't ''the glass ware" suit
able you can get 1t at any crockery store for
III cents set of four.
Nv you want u ASK why! or How! or
anything else about this, will gladly tell you
II you VIII call at my shop on Flat street day.
times or at my home No Brook street even.
ings.
Haven't got any thing to sell In connection
with this and won't ask cent II you will
only "tell somebody else,"
Perhaps, though, should spread 1t more
widely II should say as the Old Maid did
don't say nothin' about it. and If you do,
ask 'em not to tell" Can give YOU the
names OF several In Bratte boro who have
received bene fit from "slt eping on glass.v
DO YOU say lit Is all nonsense? Just You
take the ''glass ware" from the telegraph
poles and try to send message then. All
nonsense to have glass there, isn't IT? In
mood | am yours as ever.
ID. l.. GRIGGs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
YOUR MONEY, OR YOUR LIFE !

This question ID a "pcrt" ono, but we
mean it. VIII you sacrifice few paltry
dollars, and cave your life? or will you
allow your blood to become tainted, and
yoursyGte,a rundown, until, finally, you
arc lid away il the grave? Better be
40 time, and "hold up" your hands for
DR.. Ticrcc9 Golden Medical Discovery,
q guaranteed remedy for ell scrofulous
and other blood-taints, from whatever
cause arising. 1t cures all Skin and
Scalp Diseases, Ulcers, Sores, Swellings
and kindred ailments. 1t is power
fully tonic as well as alter..ivc, or
blool-clcansing, in it's effects, hence it
strengthens tho system and restores
vitality, thereby dispclling all those
langTid, "tircd feelings" experienced
by the dobiltated. Especially has it
its potency in curing letter,
Salt-rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbunclcs, Sore Eyes, Goitrc, or Thick
Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Worlds
Medical Association, Max
ers, No. G63 Main Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
Notice..

Lost. stolen or robbed from the Putney high.
way. and will prove a highway robbery II
not returned To the owner. Fred Burdlck,
South Guilford. The property was q valua-
BILE fine wool. striped lap robe, got strayed
from his wagon. going from Blacks auction
last Friday. driven TO Algiers post Office be-
tween the hours Of and p. m. Who ever
picked It up on the highway. and confiscates
II to bis own use. he makes himself and
brands himself rs a thief and highway rob-
Der. although be may or may not keep 1t In
mystery or In secrecy. In returned. all right,
II no; it's 4 steal that won't paw.
Il. l.. and +. II. BURDIcK.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
FRANKLIN COUNTY, MASS.

Northfield.-The Unity club will hold its
first meeting this evening when Rev r L
Phalen of Brauleboro, will give his lecture
upon Savonarola.-James Cummings, Fred
Turner and John Martin of Brattleboro, who
have been employed by c A Linslev to paint
his large hotel In Augusta, Ga. left for that
place Friday.-The young people of the north
chnrch have recently formed a choir.-Sev.
eral fires have been set recently by railroad
trains.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Martin Bavton and one Robinson of Ben
nington got into an alteration over the lat
ter's intended skipping his hoard bill. Day.
Tor threatened to inform the boarding house
head with a bottle, inflcting serious wound.
Robinson left on the train.
Clarence Giddings of Manchester Depot, an
infant. fell from the top of a sewing machine
into a window nd q piece of glass entered
intO his back, causing bad wound.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

In Gents, Ladies' and Childs', from loo up.
Seven Cases of our well. known 39c Vests and
Pants for Ladies. they are regular SOC grade.
Gents from 25c In Buff. Scarlet and Grey.
Lot Of Scarlet TwiIled Flannel slightly cloud.
ed. at 25c, 30c, 35c and 39c. bargain. One.
case Cotton Flannel Remnants, l0c. worth
l5c. Lot Of remnants of all kinds of goods
on Remnant Counter. and lot of bargains.
One case 4c Prints. Cottons for Sc. All of
the new Apron Glnqhams. Sc. Linen Towels
sc. Counterpains 65c. Comfortables In all
grades from Soc. All kinds of Batting. Best
Live Gtese:Feathers, steemed dressed, at 55c,
and the best Feather Ticking at lac.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
Carpets, Carpets.

Look at our - grade. All the best all,
wool Ingrains. Kidderminster, Cotton and
Wool. and all Cotton, at prices from IL 1.2c.
Lot Remnant Oil Cloth for Stove Mats, from
25c. Pattern OIL Mats for Stoves. Straw
a-pets. Mats and Rugs. A big bargain In
Sample Blankets at 50 90 per pair. We have
lots of bargains and will be glad to show you
some of them. We will not be beat on price.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

WilliamsvIlle.--The result Of the elections
promises TO be about the same rs predicted
by the RBFORMER last week.-School close g
today vito exercises by the pupils.-hr and
Mrs ID ID Dickinson are visiting their dsugh.
ter. Mrs w H Newton. and their son. C II
Dickinson. who reside In Wsllingford, Ct.-
John c Tufts of Sioux Falls, Oak, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs A Young one day last
week.-Mrs. N w Rice Visited here and In
BrsttIeboro last week.-Ms W II Frost IL
sick.-The Hoyt place - heen sold to 4 Il
Willard.-An addition b being built TO the
steam mill-A tile sewer has been laid FROM
the hotel and adjoining premises which will
add much to the beaIthfulness Of the place
II Is reported that both stores are well filed
with new goods.-Last week Thursday the
blacksmith shop came near being destroyed
by fire which caught from a quantity OF pa
pers left near the stove.-The Clough family
have moved out Of town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

O1OSh, L ASHAAGN0 1OOA/os ia SOhN,
&C.
HORsEs-Morgan Stallion Jeremy, years
old Bay Stallion Peter years old; both
gentle and kind; good work Horse, my
driving Mare, A years old, dam by Happy
Medium sire 'Victor;' 3year-old Gelding
'Ratz, same dam, sire 'Brattleboro'; year ling
Filly, same dam, sire 'Augeas'; ytarling Colt,
dam Bliss Mare. sire Barrett Horse
CATTLE, SHEEP, Pros, &c Twelve cows,
two New Mich, two coming-in-soon, and
several Farrow; Helfers, coming-in In
April; one 3.year-old Thoroughbred Guern-
sey Bull, Calf, u good sheep, Pigs, 100
Hens, 25 tons of Hay, 500 baskets OF Corn, IS
bushels Potatoes, 10 acres Corn Fodder, lot of
Apples, barrel Of Vinegar.
FARMING Tools, ETC.-One Woods Now.
ing Machine, used two years; two-horse
Wagon, Dutton make; l two-horse Dump.
Cart, two.horse Traverse Sled, one-horse
Sled, l two.seated Sleigh, l single Sleigh,
MIX Cart, Road Cart, Buggies, l track
sulkey. good one; pair team Harness, nearly
new; single Harness. new In July; several
old Harness. Horserake, l Pulverizer. with
Seeder Attachment; 2 Swivel Flows. Hsr-
rows, Hay Tedder, Grindstone, Corn Shelter,
barrel Churn. Butter. W orker, Refrigerator,
Hoes, Forks, Chains, &c. Also lot of
Household Goods. J. G. NEWTON.
Dummerston, VT, Nov. 3, 1891.
s. N. HRRRiCK. Auctioneer. 14W2
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

Jamaica.-Mr and Mrs Mcfarland of Nor
folk, Mass, are In town visiting at Sylvester
Rawson'S. Mrs Lucy Kellogg has gone 10
Massachusetts, for a short stays b Spring
has moved to Westmoreland, N H.--Mrs A
Frost has so far recovered from her sprain as
10 be able to be about the house, at her
work.-Tbe village school closes very sue
cessful term this week friday G Daggett
has gone to Putney to attend the funeral of
his sister. Miss Lorain Daggett.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

| Presto! Change! Gray and faded boards
made 10 assume their original color by apply.
| Ing Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers. 1t
never fails to satisfy.-sdv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

West WardsborO.-Mrs Coulter, accom-.
panied by her son and bis family, has return.
ed from Arlington to her home.-M Allen of
Jamaica has been engaged to build the par
sonage and to help repair the vestry. Work
has begun on the latter and on the kitchen
and paror of the church and parieh house,
Mrs S Perry and Leslie Bells we're the del
egates from here at the Christian Endeavor
convention at Brattleboro last week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
OTHER COUNTY NEWS.

What Our Correspondents Have to Tell Us
Ofthe Latest Happenings In the Various
Towns.
Bartonsville.-Geo Wetherel has recently
brought water to his house and barn thereby
increasing Its value. He has laid AZ rods OF
lead pipe.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06
CHESHIRE COUNTY, N. H.

WaIpole.-The lecture of G NJ Russell
"Sumpter to Appomattox, - Illustrated by the
stereopticon, was very good but poorly at
tpndpd
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

Marboro.-The Ladies' Aid society will
give their annual fair and oyster supper
Wednesday evening, Nov 18th at the vestry.
All are invited.-Harry Hamilton, who has
been suffering from an injured eye, has been
to Springfield and bad It removed, for the
Inflammation was causing Ioss of sight In
The other eye.-Wm Butterield Is gaining
slowly.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-06

Wardsboro.-FredU Underwood Is putting
steel roofing on bis buildings and doing other
repairs.-Mr W f Clark went to BrattIeboro
Oct 30 and getting Gut of the ears her dress
caught when she fell and dslocated her
shoulder beside other severe bruises. She Is
very lame, her daughter Efiie came home with
ber.-Miss Lydia Watson Is quite sick DR. Ray
is attending her.-Mrs May Smith from
Amherst, Mass, IL visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Clark Bemis. Mrs d Waite Is slow.
ly improving under the care of DR. Bliss
VIII Butterfield who went TO Brattleboro to
attend the fair and was taken sick is not able
to return as yet. He Is at his brothers ana
his wife is with him.-Mrs Edward Bissell
from Brattiehoro is stopping at H + Brig.
hams. Mr. Bisselis expected soon.