The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-10-02

era and will take views OF the cavalcade ar
\ procession Thursday morning, also 9th,
Views of the fair and will put them on sale
reasonable prices.
IS. b. Emerson has received from h
vineyard In Ohio several large supplies
$ rich and luscious Concord grapes. Th
= supply seems to be larger than for years an
the fruit richer.
:. Tuesday evening the night-bloomin
: cereus with four large and beautiful blorsom
and seven buds on exhibition In the wirdo,
OF the Y. M. c. A. rooms attracted q grea
deal OF attention from passers by.
The chestnut burr has began to open an
an abundance of nuts are announced thi
season.
! Miss Mary Howe Is announced to sing a
Athol Oct. 2, assisted by the Temple quar-
Boston.
Misses Ella Newman and Bessie Reet
picniced with their SUNDAY school classes OF
the mountain Saturday. A happy day wal
spent.
Miss Slate and Miss Jessie Gregg left or
tuesday for Montpelier as delegates to the
CongregationaIsJ State convention, held their
Sept. 80 and Oct. LIST.
| The improvement society msde ready
for the crowd nicely by cleaning up about the
Vicinity Of the town hall, and on Walnut,
Asylum duu Oaudl btTeetSs
Mrs. Z. A. Brown of Centreville.
picked two quarts of red raspberries from
her garden Monday Sept. So.
The drum and bugle corps will appear
with the First Regimental band In the caval-
cade Thursday.
Services In st. MIchael's Episcopal church
on Sunday next. Oct. 4th: Sunday school,
$50 a. m. !; morning prayer, sermon and holy
communion, 1880 a. M; evening prayer, p.
m. The rector will also offlciate In Christ
church, Guilford, at $50 p. m.
Several of the survivors of Co. 1, Sth Yer.
mont regiment, held a reunion In Red Mems
hall yesterday. and after speeches and din.
ner the following officers were chosen: Presi.
dent, George E. Selleck; vice-president, EN-.
erson r. Pr0uty; secretary and treasurer,
Austin Fl. Ward; executive committee. W.
H.. Downs, Sidney May and Otis Park. Suit.
able resolutions on the death of Frances A.
Warren, late president of the association,
were adopted. The Misses Willard rendered
patriotic music to the veterans.
Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber has just returned
to her Cedar Rapids, Ia, home after a sum.
merning at the seasnore at the Catskills at
ing to the following from the Dubuque Tel.
egraphy of last week Wednesday:
"Miss May Rogers and Miss Estelle Staples
gave breakfast at the Hotel julian this
morning In honor of Mrs. Lucia Gale Barber |
Of Cedar Rapids. one Of the most +, talented Of
the ladies' ordinary at their disposal and
provided a menu giving full play to the art, |
taste and ingunity of his accomplished chief.
The table decoration was most tastefully de- |
signed and refreshing to look upon: The
centerpiece, mirror, represented lake, and
this WAS bordeied by greenery and the delicate
rosebud and toyenir chocolate boiornge
There were present Miss Ewing Of Pittsburg,
Miss Bush Of Chicago. Mrs Q. NJ. Staples,
Mrs. NJ. nj. Walker, Mrs. B. N. Harger. Mrs: H.
Chas. M. Peaslee, MIRA. M. X. Amsden. Mrs.
E,ghmey, Miss Harriet Staples. Miss Alice Rog
ers, Miss Hancock, Miss Blanche Hancock
A fter dinner the ladies retired to the parlors
Here Mrs. Barber recited Joaquin Miller,s
"Como" and selections from Emily Dickinson's
poems. With these delightful reading the
entertainment closed at II i5 O'Clock.
Am prepared to sell the best Of new
weet cider, made at Slab Hollow. Order ,
,ook at Fenton Bros blacksmith shop. G. !
". Fisher, Jr. 9.tf
BRATTLEBOREANS AND OTHERS: - Mrs. !
Willis Bemis has the position Of matron at i
be Moody schools ia NOrthfeld.-Miss LII
Ian Ward was called to Bangor. N. Y, last r
week to care for her sick mother.-Miss Cas-
lie McMenniman has returned from New +
york-Ernest Davis was In Fltchburg, Mass, q
eymour has returned TO her home In Bur- r
ngton.-Miss Eta Bacon Of Mortified.
lass, IS the guest Of Sadie Turner.-Miss !
ellie Grady OF Lowell, Mass, Is visiting In
'wn.-Mrs. j. w. Finn of Fltchburg, Mass, !
[iss Alice Hession Of .Fitchburg, is at her
Ister's, MRS. NJ. A. Martin.-Miss Signora !
lien of Lexington, Mass. is the guest of !.
liss Izetta Stewart.-Miss Edith Stolte of
'asthampton ia home on vlsit.-John Frost
'aves Friday for his home In Chicago, ILL., .
[r. and Mrs. Heffron of Putney spent Sun. I
ence, X. l., Is on a months vacation. -sMau. =
Ice Austin Of Springfield, Mass, spends the :
eek In t0wn.--Miss Maud Cook is back !
'om Manchester.-Mr. and Mrs. Michael :
'uggan have returned from their wedding 7
Alice Eddy from Boston was the !
lest Of Mrs. E. M. Stewart on Monday
Job Long has been granted an increase Of 4
snsion.-Miss Mertie Cox Is visiting In =
Mass.-Mrs. c. w. Stewart Wis.
ed at the house of her cousin, Nellie
righSm at Elm Grove, Mass, last Monday.
Getting her cousin, Marion Temple Allen and
aughter, Signors from Mississippi.-The
aughters of Rebekah 90 to Burlington Oct.
Confidence BegOt of Success.
The confidence possessed by the manufac- " y
rers of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy in their 81
'ility to cure the worst cases of nasal ca -
rrh, 10 matter of how long standing, Is b.
tested In most substantial manner by their n,
anding reward Of $500, offered for many m
'ars past, for an incurable case of this loath. :,
me aud dangerous disease. The Remedy is r.
Id by druggists. at only 30 cents. 1t Is mild,
othing. cleansing, deodorizing, antiseptio
ID healing.