The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-04-24

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On Our Newfane Items tell of apothou :,
* breaking this week. u
W. +. Patch broke ground Tuesday, .,
y bis new house on Willlston st. ~
~ There are no new developments N
week In the horse railroad matter.
- The regular meeting OF w. r. G. wa
h neld AT u. A. Il. hall last evening Supne
~ was served at six. ""pPe
20 That crossing from In front OF Calvin,
II store to Bank block needs attention. Tw
i ladies' fell there Wednesday evening,
The annual meeting OF the Rural Tn
{ Provement societv Is to be held at the Brock
|. House parlors this evening at 8 O'Clock.
some special scenery for the Odd Felinwss
three large p eces IN oil which are hjvhi,
praised by those who have seen 1t.
The Daily Evening Times. c. P. Snen,
GERS venture, Is announced to make lts II Of
appearance Monday and at 9 y. m. reon,a 10,
thereafter. II. II. Dawley. the editor, has a :.
rived from Troy, MY. 81
Waste from Titus & Co.'s shop cauoht
fire In the heat just west of the shop, Satnr.
Gay, and caused some lively hustllrg to Guell
u. IN the night time such blaze might
have had disastrous results.
The selectmen gave hearing yesterday
| "" '"S Pstt'ou IOt tuc tAJcnsIOn OF the hIUh.
way on Harris Place to Mrs. Coton's house
The petition was denied on the ground that
she already has right of way. '""'
Rutland people are making an effort N
secure the Chubb fshing.rod manufacture
Tor the marble City," through their watch
ful and efficient board of trade, Wby NOT
make strike for Brattleboro. "''
-Preparations are being made for an n
tergst'ng observance of the Sth anniversary
OF the I. M. z. A., on May 10, with reports
from tne association and Auxiliary, end the
addresses elsewhere announced. '"'
Miss Mary Howe sang In Boston Tues.
Battalion band. In Music hall. Her selec'
lions were charmingly rendered, and, as
usual. the affair was grand success. Mis-
howe, who Is to sing for the Y. NC. A. neyt
tuesday evening, is now at home.
John Ready of West Dummerston diod
lhis week In the Massachusetts General hos.
ptal ID Boston where he had been for treat.
nent and where he underwent an operation
',,e inc funeral was held at the Cath.
'lic church here yesterday, and the Guarru
men ~ In number came down from IVES,
)ummerstOn. "'''
DR.. Bruce has In his possession a very .
aiuasle and handsome specimen of mapnet. =
ore or load stone. 1t came from Pilot
: noO mountain In Missouri and found nv
lark GORDON while making a tour of the !
fountains with company of prospectors. I
possesses polarity like magnetic needle in v
unusual degree and knife blade can be
sadily magnetized. 1t Is quite a large snec e "
men weighing 81 pounds. S'N0 +
j. II. Chamberlain Is not a man that of Ii
q allows himself to be tramped on. but he Il
"a TO De last evening. Returning from the
lc'lop: MS man leading a horse behind the il
lggy, just as they got through West River 81
ldge, the narrow gauge train came putting p
"a snorttng along the trestle, and the eauine N
tne rear started. The buggy being In front fo
morse essayed to travel right over that, as
ocked Mr.. Chamberlain out, executing
lei can.can rolled over him and started. n
lcklly and remarkably enough Mr.. Chamber ju
n suffered no injury besides some painful
Uses. r'''i"' do
quite large number from here attended an
"RecIuse" at Bellows Falls last evening as
e party left here at 6 80 p. M. and re- WI
'neu on an extra about midnight. The err re-
tanment was on the whole very good. on
=. Walter Hubbard rendered her selections -
her usual sweet and effective way, hence 49,.
part was most beautifully rendered. Nv on
.. Courant of Bellows Falls. and Misses 90 "a
tile Williams and Jessie Orion of Brattle. H.
. rendered their parts very well, the fn,
sses Williams and Orion showing mut h or au
orovement under the instruction OF Prof s sh,
~como.s me skirt dance by Geo. DAVIS 'D'
very nne. The music and dancing vi re
children was excsedIngIy well executed. :,
result OF much practice and careful train :. I
Tho 1I,nh a., Wis
Inc High school senior class met with +
'smates Fred and Allyn Crosby last even. mo
IN masquerade costume. which was some. attt
g new In the line of class meeting enter. Wa,
ment. and afforded an extra amount of / /
renrosor,an. ioaowlng personages were En-
md
"a and Allyn Crosby; Japanese lady. MOI ,
h n rao ''ISoy snI' 0ertie richmond; turn
"n' belle ienney, Amy Hines, Mersilvia Ton
less; trlplets. Annie HenkeI. Maggie M
:; belle. Abbie Fuller; aged man, X.
trv oirI 49, 49, p WoMah, wafer gilbert; hon
Simonds and Edward Fuller. The other bo a''
oers were well disguised, but not to rep. has
IL any special parsonage. After unmask. new
IN excellent supper was served, the Mas
,any breaking up at late hour. having Miss
ings. INV" ''"'' urn urn
:. b. carpenter, superintendent of the her |
enter organ works, has this week won ne,
-.sNe victory IN one of his litigati0k visit
"a "a. hammond OF w orcesteT. 1t was and
patent 1or divided octave coupler on th
hammond BOUGHT OF him In 1888. and f. A
not pay for II In the years following. wher
% the two companies In Which the and s
we're ~ concerned. bad many transactions tarys
,ttiements, on the ground that 1t was succe
20. ~. company matter. At the trial Carol
nou o.a'iheu tnat MIR. Carpenter viz old
gave him the assignment of the pa Der
mmnou. money consideration. He string
ever promising to pay for 1t, or hay- weief
'ceiyed letters about It to which Mr.. gone
nter produced the answers from him In room.
, nnese answers 20 strongly confirmed home
.. PeHters cialms and discrcGited the Spaul
NJ, ". h1innonus testimony that the jury a few
Mr.. Carrenter a verdict for the fu,I was Il
i for bis claim and Interest for seven last r
names
0rk Is to begin concretipp NAV Let chants
10 charge OF Humphrey NOynahap. Is suff
Ing done by the day by the town. The She is
zen nope to be able In this way 10 law Leitzi
lards for the money that has hitherto Green
4,OOO. The extent of street To no | Mass,
Will depend somewhat on whether home
age appropriates the $1,000 for which has go
an arttcls In the warrant. its do funera
} connect the east and west Village. ro Is at W
walk on the south side Of High street Geo. d
$ YAK street. to give Oak and North work 4
walk that has long been needed, to Granb!
e that on South Main, to finish those for Bal
)k and Prospect. place q little more on stance,
/, and Law one from S. A. Smith & has gor
the bridge near Rockwell &Sherwin,, wire m
III give the village, already abe all of Vile, Y
IN OF the size In New England IN this I-B. K.
a.pretty thorough system of concrete Of his s.
nd the completion of the work as the Darling
develops ought to be accomplished Turner
moderate expense in comiag years. first lift
likelv. however, to be strong on. Knight
at the village meeting to the 81 900 anne 10,
lation. As the village paws five "Waltel
OF the highway tax 1t is argued house,
ughf not to take this town work on Hought,
iders In addition. There ought to be OF Bostt
snow what proportion of the high Harris l
ney Is expended In the village dis. few d.
letermine the justice and ACCESSIBILITY Is clerk
900 expenditure.