The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-13
JABBER.
Continued from 9th page J

Miss Hobart of Townshend. is canvassing ir
town for fancy articles.-Chas. Franklin II
quite sick, threatened with typhoid fever -
Mrs. Chas. Sherman left for Keene, N. ii,
this week.-John Carney is at Bellows Falls
canvassing on the life of the late Chas Stew.
art Parnell.-Frank. Leach Is working fol
Howard Burke.-Misses Anna Fitzgerald ami
Emily Kavanaugh of Little Falls. N. Y, who
nave been guests OF Mrs. John Lillis returned
70 their home yesterday. - Misses Agnes
Frledson and Mandy Nelson who went home
to Sweden last spring have returned and Miss
Frlcdson VIII remain here, while Miss Mel.
son goes to Worcester, Mass, to live.-Dr.
IL. ID. liolton has been In Saxton's River this
week.-H. H. Pratt has gone to work for s.
A. Hunt & Co., in the trimming department.
John Hayes and bride arrived Monday
from their wedding trip.-D. McGillvray is
70 occupy the Bradley cottage on TYLER St.
Mrs. WIN. Leonard mas moved from Ryther
Block to her house on Chase ST.. vacated bv
Col. VIM. Z. Holbrook.-. Mrs. s. M. Chatfeld
was nome from Springfield, Mass, this week.
II. w. Harlow and wife attended the gold
en- wedding at Keene of Mr.. and Mrs. Jehial
Harlow last week.-Mrs.. Stone and Mrs.
Putnam were IN Newfane this week inspecting
the Relief CORPS Norman Proutv Is out after
being housed couple of weeks with the
srip.-Mr John. Gould has left his old home
In Newfane and come to live here with his
son Charles.-Mrs. Frasler GoodelI of West.
minister West Is spending few weeks with
MRS. Henry Thompson.-Jeremlah Rogers
Will move next week from the Thom-
as house to % Prospect SIT W. Eason has
Deen granted an original pension.-L. G. Bel.
lows has moved here from Bellows Falls and
taken tenement at Thomas St.. and o. w.
Butterfield from the West River district to 3
Inomas St.-Rev. A. McGeorge, the Baptist
state missionary Is at home for few DAYS.
Qulle number from here will attend the
H1bernian dance at Bellows Falls next Tues.
dav evenfng;-E. e. Vanderpool is back IN
town.-S. ). Fox Is at Wilmington working
on the new railroad depot on the Shafter lot.
The Esteyvlle band is reorganIzing 10.
seph Fenton is at Bellows Falls for a few
days visit with his son.-H. s. Ford has
moved mere from West SwanZey, N. H.
L: II Dick1nson Is away on his VACATION
Mrs. +. f. IL. Stephens of Vernon, Is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Geo. f. Barber
ottaas. peae Emerson Is recovering from her
attack OF scarlet fever.-Miss Mabel Knight
Is In the employ Of Mrs. Dewitt on Chapin
St.-Harry Pratt and Fred Gale visited in
Spring field, this eek.-W. A. Henry of Bel. |
lows Fails attended the Wheel club supper. |
TUESDAY eyening.-F. X. Barrows returned |
from New York last night.-Miss Louise Lar.
SIN returns tuesday from Boston, much I'm
proved In health.-Rev. and Mrs.. Tisdale
Of Chesterfield visited in to wn this week.
Mrs. y. =. Drury left Monday for Springfield,
called there by the Illness of her husband -
MIR. Williams OF Boston. was IN town this
"eek.-That hair cut made him a swell
man." did 1t not?-Miss Belle Tenney leaves
tomorrow for New York, where she will
spend the winter In musical study with Miss
Mary Burnbam.-Hon. Horace Haskins OF
5oston, IS the guest OF HiIand Haskins on
Frost st. - Miss MertelI Eason closed
Ter school In Nottingham. Friday, and ia
loW at home.-Miss Amy Dnnklee closed
uccessful term at WilIismsville, Friday, and
5 now enjoying visit In New York. Mrs.
). L. Brown and Mrs. II. T. Willard are visit
ne In Newfane.-Frank Is thinking of rails.
ng "cider."-Mrs. G. w. Mosier Il visiting
Wlimlngton.-Lucius A. Witt has been
'ranted an increase of pension.-''Gene" had
O pluck 'em at last. j. A. Morrill, of
springfield. Mass, is here to place advertis-
ng time call cards In the Brooks and Amer.
can houses.-A. A. Goodel has moved here
BILE to he at work after his long confinement
With broken leg.-Miss Eliza Kenney re.
umed her work for F. X. Barrows Monday.
"A. B. Hall returns tomorrow from tr;r
0 Toledo, Ohio.-Mrs. John Orion Is able TO
e about after an illness Of two months
aused by injuries to her back. from fall
lrs; Z. B. Matthews and Mrs. Wardner left
wednesday for El1zabethtown, being called
here by the illness of their mother
Hiss Works, a sister of Mrs. A. W, Bliss
n Prospect street Ia quite II with typhoid
,ver.-H. Il. Brown lost q horse Tuesday :
'om the old fashioned horse distemper. He
as obliged to kill him.-Geo, Sawyer Is
owly recovering from typhoid fever.-Miss
lorenzo Fsrr is now able to be up after Sc
ere Illness with typhoid fever.-Misses let
Stewart and Helen Robertson are In Bos.
m where they are to spend the winter In
usical study.-Mrs. F. II. Smith Is In Dan.
lie caring for an aunt who Is critically III. !
Rev. G. o. Dav returned Tuesday. h
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Parry went Monday to
to spend the week there and at O
nd the great Baptist fair.-A slight mistake y
as made last week In speaking of Miss Mel
, Aplin, who was on short visit to Miss !
ellie Cobb.