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


iron roofing, the first In town.
West Marlboro.-Mrs NJ A Adams, who
has been In falling health for some time, died
Sunday evening at the home of her son
David Adams, where she has been kindly
cared for. Rev VIM schofieid attended the
funeral Wednesday at l O'Clock. OF the
eight children living six were present In
Guiding grandchildren and great grand child.
rem.
Windham.-Miss Della M Dutton picked
trailing arbutus, daisies, and strawberry
blossoms Oct -. Her mother found some
dandelion blossoms day or two earlier
Harry Chapman is sick, threatened with fe.
ver.-AIice Harris. who has been working
at A E buttons for few weeks. has return
ed home.-Henry johnson, who has lived fol
many years at A 0 Prlntiss's, died quite sud-
denly Oct 8. Funeral services were held on
Sunday, Rev q A Beckwith officiating.
South Windham.-Mrs II 2 Howard and
daughter have gone to Acton. Mass.-Rev
Chas Votey, pastor Of the Baptist church,
who gave his resignation some time ago has
withdrawn 1t and will remain until spring.
Geo Holden and wife have removed to ia
maica.- The first freeze of the summer oc-
CURED Sunday evening.
Vern0n.-Eld + Burr of Somerville, Mass,
will preach In the chapel next Sunday at 10 80 |
a m and 1.30 p m.-The springs In this vicinity |
are very low and the rain WAS welcome |
guest.-Some Of the farmers complain OF the |
visited US this week.-Warner Burrows Is |
soending bis vacation at home.-E o Lee re-
ceived carload Of ashes this week and has
been selling them out to the farmers.-There
will be a grange meeting next Saturday even.
.ns.-The ladies circle will meet IN their
rooms next Wednesday afternoon.-Miss
Hattie Nv bster. the teacher In district No Q,
was called south on account Of sickness of .
relative, snd her brother has taken her place
In the school.-Ars Geo Alderman is on the
sick list.-There are several horses sick with
and William Brooks have
killed seven foxes ia the past three weeks
he Inside Of her house.-Mrs T Webster
Johnson and daughter have gone to Warus-
,oro for two weeks stay with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs A Brown visited her sister
n Orange, Mass, this week.-One of O
Tro.ts Dorset sheep got on the railroad track
asst Monday and was run over and killed by
,urg, Mass, by which two Of our former resi-
Tents were badly injured. Mrs KimbaIl and
Hiss Hattie Brooks were riding to the apple
richard with the old gentleman that Mrs
itmball ia working for, when the horse be-
anne frightened and manageable throwing
Ut Mrs hImDall anu later on MISS brOOks
nd the Old gentleman also. Miss Brooks
ad her collar bone broken and was other =
wise injured. Mrs Kimball had her spine
blurred. and was unconscious for same time.
he has been unable to move a hand of foot Q
Ince the accident. Mrs Kimbal and Miss a
LATHE Brooks are well known here, and they
III receive the sympathy of their many Q
riends In town.
Townshend.-Rev Mr. Murray from East q
harlotte, supplied the Baptist pulpit last
undav, and 1t Is reported that Rev Mr. ToZer a
ON E Wallingford will preach next Sunday. b
Mrs Thompson and son Byron are at Mr.
witcheIPs and the son will remain as long as 3 =,
Is health continues to improve.-Mr and
[rs Brigham of Southboro, Mass, returned
ome on Wednesday after two weeks' visit
Elliot Wetherbee's.-Mrs II F Dutton and
IN Henry left for Boston on Wednesday
orning en- route for Gainesville, Fla.-Mrs
E Baker is sick with the meases.-Hrs
hafey. who went west five years ago, Is WIS.,
Ing friends In town.-Ars Thompson Hol. :
'ook who came with her two daughters, =
ellie and Myra, from Indiana last week. ia
mined to the bed the greater part Of the
ne.
West TOwnshend. family OF Rtcn.
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