The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-11-13

| winchester ana ncr SISTER, MIS- WIN Vok
took In the New York excursion the wee
Nearly one hundred passengers went out
the train Monday morning and on Tuesds
90 more departed.-The Deerfetd has bee
swollen by the last rain 1900 barrels {
cider havebeen made this fall at the + BE
lows cider mill and there has been dftee
tons Of Jelly made by Spencer q Leonard
their jelly mill. Thew have shipped quite
quantity this wcek.-The district schools hay
two weeks 10 keep.-The Bliss Manufacturln
Co will soon ship by rail to Rhode Islant
10000 feet of hard wood pank.--Watso
Davenport from Leyden, Mass, has been |
town this week buying stock to be taken
Massachusetts, for beef.
PERSONALS Mrs Francis Medbury an
daughter will make visit soon to New Yor
and Boston.-Mr Roundy Of Woods
Roundy has been in town this week.-Nesol
Duprey has had an excellent trade In frui
trees hereabouts In town.--Van Willard VIII
| has had charge of laying the rails on the
| Road will occdpy the Sidney Rich hause so0l
as DR.. Rich and family move to his new
heuse,-The regular Literary meeting wa
herd at the town hall Wednesday evening"
Liberty Wilder is more comfortable and
hopes to be about soon.-Mrs l. A BeIp,
mother. Mrs Folett has gone to III, ant
Mass. this week for visit. She expects tC
winter In Amsterdam n with her sons
famsly.-It appears that James Bassett Of
Bennington,a former townsman set out the
handsome maple grove which Mrs Emma
Shaftei Howard. has presented to the tow
for when he was paid by Mr. Shafter, the
trees coming from the ole Binney place now
owned by the Forest & Stream Club.-Rufus
Phelps, the tonsorial barber, who has been
on the sick list for the past three weeks In
Massachusetts, has returned this week and
will be at his post again now In readiness for
all work to be dOne.-Messrs Rtddell and
Wright, Cverseers on the railroad for the
past five months, have finished their work
this week and returned to their homes while
many of the Italians have returned to New
York Mr. and Mrs Il Chllds have been
stopping at the Vermont House for the past
week.-O . Ware has a new e G Morris ~
Co, sate.-L P Copeland, who Is working In
Brattleboro, was in town this week.-Mrs.
Mary Dudley from Athol, Mass, Is visiting
her mother this Week.-Mrs. Eta Morris OF
Brattleboro. has been visiting In town.
Schuyler Ware has gone to Providence, r
L, to spend the winter.-C M Russell has this
week planted near his house a few maple
trees.-A beautiful rainbow was seen after
the rainstorm Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ida Crimes who has been on visit
In .own has returned to Brattleboro--An tx
press messenger will soon he put on the train
to. do all kinds of express business to and
from North Adams.-A thanksgiving ball
will be held at the Vermont house on We'd
nesday evening Nov 25th. Music by the
orchestra Harriet NJ Day,
wife Of Joel Bartlett died Nov 4th after a
short illness in Cambridge, N Y. She for
nerly lived here.-W Dorr Smith of Worces-
er, Mass, has been visiting In town tL1-
veek.-The boys found little skat-
ug on the village pond last week.
The Raponda association has had map OF
cottage lots made since Bonds survey, and
proposes to give one lot to each purchaser
# W. shares of guaranteed per cent. stock.
The Bell house on the hill will be fitted for
wo tenements and will be used for the rail.
DAD employes.-Tne young peoples society
+ Christian Endeavor will hold an apron and
ecktle festival at the congregational church |
estry Thursday evening Nov 10 at O'Clock.
Mr. aEd Mrs e ID Spencer are visiting IN |
and NewYork this week.-L W
10, and wife, Mrs p Averil and Mrs S M
iona ldson took In the excursion to New
Ork this week. The r X Go will run an
train to Readsboro this Friday
light for the accommodation of all that will
0 to the Gremen's dedication baIl.-Henry
ugbee has finished his stone work for the
Co.
Guiltord. service In Christ church
q Sunday next. at 2:30 m.-The Cong'l
lurch has its long needed new steps. There
III be preaching In the church Sunday next
~ 80, to which every one Is invited.-Mrs
b LamsOn aud daughter Mary visited their
lends Ia Greenfield, Mass, last Week.-Mrs.
airy Smith went this week to attend the
ISIS Mary Faett closes successful term of
hool this Friday.-Jesse SqUires Ia In Bos.
n after horses.
Guilford Centre.-There will be dance
the Town hail Thursday evening, Nov 18th,
ith supper vt the ladies rooms. A Fl
Ines, promptOr.
Green Rivera goody number attended =.
e necktie festival and dance at Union hall
1T Friday evening.-Mrs. Gould of North
dams, Mass, who has been the guest OF
+ brother, Munro Thompson the past week r
. returned home.-Frank Brown of Brook. !
my, is sitting at Chas Fletcher's.-S T. ..
lttlLg took carriage drive TO Boston this
eek to take down Mr. Hides horse.-Joe I
che of Greenfield, was the guest of f Fife :
It Sunday Mrs Henry Niles and son of I
est BrattIeboro, visited her father, G CHS q
e, last Sunday. :
Halif,x The Ladies' Aid society will 7
,et with Mrs r & Darymple next week .
ursday, Nov 10th, afternoon and evening. !,
| are cordially invited.-Mr and Mrs NJ .
wers returned from their visit to Rutland
t Monday. Z
A Successful Meeting.
The meeting Uf the Farmers club at y Is ?
KS last Tuesday was grand success, CO. Z
ahead of all expectations and we are glad Il
those who, In spite OF the discouraElng l.
tuIes of the weather could avail them u
yes OF the opportunity afforded bv which u
~ could listen to our farmers, both east anG D
st, what they have to say about farming, u
hope that 1t may be the means of pro-
ting greater soclability and fraternity -
ong the people of the town as well as the L
crest in farming. After dinner the num- II
of 40 gathered for the discussion of the =
lowing question: The best and most pro. a
BILE stock for the farmer to keep, which N
$ ably discussed Ivy A Preston, Chas Hig- L
H s Plumb. l. NJ Woodland, Daniel Wor- q
], Warren Niles. A w Goodnow, Watson ~
Wolf, Benjamin Barber, K S Cook, o b ID
(, T. + Evans. The meeting was adjourned -
meet Benjamin BARRIERS Dee LIST at 10 "a
ock IN. Question for discussion, best
.hod OF raising grass. All farmers are
daily Invited. Dc
5Oth anniversary of the mar IN
e of MIR and Mrs Benz Barber Was pleas Or
~ celebrated by their relatives and friends =.
Oct Goth. The day being stormy MANY ai
e prevented from being present. Brief u.
1raI,,lat,py remarks were made by M
Iher' + A Barber OF Hartford. Conn.
ony the gifts was several pieces OF goid.
Dem contributed by friend Was read by SD
Mary A Nelson Of Coleraine.--Mrs A In,
W of Guilford, visited her mother, MRS Tt
r NJ Clark this week.-Mrs. Ann Babcock HI
.onping At Will Denison's for a time Ri
Is e Clark is slowly gaining.-Mrs = Z ne
rv has retuIn ned to South Newfane she has bill
j at b E Clark's since last May.-farmers on
selling off their winter apples which are thu
God qnalty.-Henry Worden OF Greer- ha
|. visited at his mothers Mrs Gilbert W0r- we
quite recently. 1t is reported that he Is
6 out of health. (
C Reed has gone to ces
ngfeld, Mass, to visit bis daughter, Mrs orr
ey.-Mrs Sarah Pike and her sister, Miss e''
tie Allen have returned to their homes ,
r visiting friends here and adjoining O..