The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-09-18
BRATTLEBOKO.

g# Attention is called to Prof. Wales an
Douncement.
mi Prof. E. Wales opens his dancing school
m Hinsdale very soon.
IA man was In town from Massachusetts
Wednesday looking for runaway wife.
are shown some fine sweet corn
planted by Willard Edwards the Atm of July
which was ready for table use Sept. 4th.
n Mrs. Rosina Cain has received news this
week OF the death from dropsy of her mother
IN Switzerland.
III Walter Boynton Is exhibiting fine dis
play of old coins In the window of his store
On South Main Street.
n Mrs. E. Afflebanm has raised from enc
Yair of birds, Is canarles, IA of which are
fingers.
A-Edward Clark has on exhibition hand
8me mahos any Mehlin plano which Is worth
3hlle seeing. 1t Is considered very fine for
tactice.
Mrs. G. C. Stearns made misstep while
Ding down stairs Monday, fell, and dislo.
3ted her shoulder besides cutting her head
%hite badly. fFtf Bid q
#-The Ladies Quartet have chosen very
'bination of parts OF the names of the four
young ladies-Misses Georglanna Cook, En-
MA Gregg, Alice Veet and Mrs. Lima Hub
bard.
No schemes, dividends, or cash cards at
Scott & Jones'. You get your goods at the
bottom price, and save money when you buy
of us. Try 1t and be convinced. H
SCOTT & JONES.
Don't miss the opening chapters of the
new continued story ..His Second Campaign"
which begins with this issue. Then you will
read every word Of 1t to the end. 1t Is tale
of the war, full of rvinanc., adventure, love.
ambition, Observation-Disclosures one of
the best productions Of the year.
Mrs B. Williamson, general secretary OF
the board of managers of state charities aid
association of New Jersey and the author
of several literary works, has consented to
give an illustrated lecture from one of her
several subjects, for the benefit of the Rural
Improvement society, some time this month.
adv.
-Post-ofice Inspector Willis was here
again Wednesday and the selectmen put In
their proposal for the increased accomoda-
lions required for the post-Office. Herrick e.
Boyden also contemplated making bid for
the Office In The quarters now occupied by
abe Brattleboro Savings bank, but 1t Is under.
stood that they have given 1t up.
-.sCirculation bluff and "thestnutty', are
good. Very good indeed, when we consider
that Il comes from source that was so utter
Nv "caIed down" from its bluff and backed
ont of its own challenge only few months
ago: and also that 1t refers to the report of
the business mems committee as to what they
found about the REvoRMER. Why won't
come kind friend point out to It the folly OF
continually calling attention to that little
episode!
r. ID. Williams Is building a very hand.
some travelling wagon for NJ. O'RIley of New
YORK. 1t weighs 1000 pounds and Is built In
gypsy style with platform gear, the first ever
made In town, with seven heavy bevelled
Mate glass windows. The sleeping apartment
has turned pillow nicely decorated In colors.
The hsads of "a eagles are carved on the
Gear n the wood work and two mud turtles
on the brake blocks. The wagon Is painted
An red aud yellow, with eagles and the nation
al colgs on the sides, 160 butterflies adorn
the corners; the pole Il painted the same,
With the edge gilded. 1t & an elegant piece
Of gnk and when finished will cost $500.
Mr. villains hopes to exhibit the wagon TO
he puiiic Tomorrow, u moi. Monday II will
20 through the street. Mr.. O'Riley's brother
+ haviu- wagon made 10 Albany, \. Y, to
be eKbi.'t ted At the Worlds Fair In 80. J