The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-25

| lows and three children have been v'sitin9st
II w Bellows In Marlboro, the past weeRth
Mr. and Mrs Ed Cook have gone 70 Amhee
Mass, on q visit.-The drawing Oft Of nm
pond at Davis's mill for the purposaDl'
repairing the dam, brought 10 view some
cells and suckers and some trout.-Miss M airy
Leonard Is reported not as well.
Dummerston.- Leroy Wilder Is Is
on the sick list.-Mrs Adm Miller u s'cn
her friend Miss Wells Of Northield. MISS
and intends going to Boston before she e, re.
turns home.--Frank Wilder is repairing
and painting his house, making great III
provement.
Death of an Esteemed Citizen.
Death has taken away one of our best anu
highly esteemed citizens, Joel Miller, ne Was
always very cordial and kind and re VIII nos
soon be forgotten. He leaves w'a M;I,o ~
mourn his loss, and son, IL Heniy tho
who is married and has always lived on tne
same farm with him, The funeral services
were held at the house last Sunday afternoon.
The family have the sympathy OF all IN Ineir
sad affection
Unless more care Is given to the hair, me
coming man Is liable to be hairless animal,
once, to prevent Cne ua'i AionA s 49,
HALLS Hair Renewer.--adv.
Newfane.-Mr and Mrs Chas Higgins Of y
Augusta. Me, are visiting rev Gays Win
B Higgins.-A social hop at Union nan tnis
evening. = The Loyal Temperance Legion
with number of invited guests enjoyed So
cial time at Union hall Tuesday evening.
The Court Crowded.
Not since the famous Dodge murder trlai
has such throng assembled at tne courI
house as on Monday when the State VS.
Wooley case was tried, but the crowd were
Tuesday morning the petlt
Jurors in body refused to accept the amount
offered them by the clerk, Judge Tyler, Tor
heir eleven days attendance. They claimed
pay tor fifteen, including the recess taken by
he court, from Sept II to 10, on the ground
that 1t had been the practice to pay Tor eacn
lay from the sitting of court to Its adjourn
nent. The matter was finally laid before
Judge Roweh and satisfactorily adjusted by
paving them for thirteen working days.
Westmtnster.-M Louise Graves was
AIKEN to the asylum at Brattleboro last Thurs
ay.-Mrs Luke Rice has had cataract sue
essfully removed from one OF Der eyes,.
iiss A lice JennisOn Is at home for visit at. |
err years absence.-Owing to the Illness of |
iiss Alma Fisher, school Is closed this week.
C Dascomb has gone to Texas.
Westminster West.-Several of our par
h have been summoned to attend court at
'ewfane 10 the case of Willard against the
,wn.-Tbe last school meeting OF the season
'as held Sunday afternoon In district No 3.
Miss MAY Sraulding of Bethel, has been
|siting al ] j Barnes.-L A Barnes Is driv.
q meat cart for Ransom Smith OF Saxtons
iyer.-Mise BoItele of Putney. spent Sun.
Nv with her sister, Mrs John Hitchcock
nth Hitchcock has sold her farm to Frank
cry of Saxtons River. She has relatives
sitting her from the west.-Annie Day has
turned to her home In Enfed.-Abbie
oodell has gone back to New York city.
War French fell from an
,ple tree last Friday and broke his hip. He
30 Years old.-W H Gleason and wife Of
hicago are stopping 1t his nephews. John
q leason.-Albert Eddy and Miss Marcia
,hnson are visiting their parents.-Mrs q q
-osby has gone to Langdon, N H. to VISIT
number OF our people visited the Grange
cntc at Townshend Thursday.
West WardsborO.-At the reorganizs.
IN OF the $ C E society last week Miss
lola l. Morse, was elected president; Miss
race Payne, vice president; Miss Ella
.yne, secretary and treasurer; Mrs Avis
ate. assistant secretary. The meetings are
Id Tuesday evenings and are very well At
nded. Cottage prayer meetings are to be
Id Thursday evenings. A large number
ped some will 20 to the basket mission
setting at West Dummerst0n next Tuesday.
L q Bills Is building hennery.-F l.
Jams is laying the foundation for q new
mi r Davidson has given piece OF
I'd to the church and q meeting is called for
turday afternoon to see about building a
rsonage thereon. A cordial invitation Is
tended to all interested to attend u pos.
Sprague of Hinsdale, N II, has
en- In town recently and sold horse to A
Smitb.-School commenced Monday, Miss
lille Whitcomb of Grafton. Is teacher and
ere were IS scholors.-Rev Earle Is at. I
lding the Baptist state convection at Mont. !
Her. m
dug potatoes are rotting
Thaddeus Park and family are visit.
ere Injuries about the head by kick from
horse Tuesday.-A singing school under
direction of w HemenWay will begin ,
Carrie Go0dnow of
'inctield Is visiting friends in town.-A q
,scn and wife intend to spend the winter
springfield, Mass.
'utn VI Hannum recently lost a val \
lie cow. She got cast IN the stable and
u before sue COulu Uc Tcicdstus ioVauiS
fall broke her neck.-The Universalist |
mic at Mrs Greenwood's was great sue. i
S The day was fine and all seemed to en- f
themselves. One pleasant feature was l.
presence Of the pastor, Rev A A Rice. q
It before dinner, the party was all grouped q
the sde-hill and an artist photographed
m. After bountiful dinner there was
ging and speaking by the Sunday school.
frs Frank Whitman of Bellows Falls Is
Ting at NJ II Whitman's.-W Marietta
further improved his grounds with nice
.rd walks and steps.-New ml,h cows are
good demand Geo Phillips alone sold 81
own last week.-NeXt Sunday the Sunday
oos will unite at the Congregational Z
lrch IN the study OF the Temperance les
i. 1t 1t hoped to have these union lessons .
telephone men went through
e Monday stringing the long distance wire. "
L Goodell has q very fine Durham heif- N
three years old, that weighs 1864 pounds. I,
iiss Rena Houghton has returned from a L
D months visit In Springfield. Mass q
INK Whitman Is visiting his parents.-T0. u
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