The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-02-13

| An effort Ia being made to get up part
Y Of 20 for a trip to Alaska next summer.
-Kev. +. w. Sprague's lecture at the I'm
: versalist church Sunday evening Will be O
l "The Home"
The Ladies Enterprise society Of Este,
, Vile, will meet with Mrs. Burnett on Pin
street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. H. II. Dean OF this place died at I'll
home IF her sister In Bethel Feb. 9th, o
heart failure at the age of 5S years.
Rev. Samuel II. Free of Mortified, Mass
Will preach In the Unitarian church on Sur
day In exchange with Rev. +. l.. PhaIen.
The oyster and pie supper at the Baptis
social rooms last evening was an UNUSUAL
delightful one, and had a good attendance.
Edward Ross caught bis right band IN
surface paner ut Estey's shops Tuesday an
had the thumb SO badly mang'ed that 1t ha
to be amDutated.
s.. L. Maynard. Instructor af the Y. M. c
A.. gymnasium for three months past re
turns to Burlington tomorrow, to finish III
his college course.
Invitations have been issued for ban
quet Of the leading lights of the urchin an,
ancient Republican clubs at the Brook
House Saturday evening.
The February meeting of the Professions
Club will be held Monday evening and til,
paper will be by Rev. +. w. Sprague OF
! The Problems of Immigration"
| The Fortnigbtiy Club will meet In th'
church parlors next Tuesday evening, th,
| 18th, at the usual hour. All members and
friends are cordially invited to be present.
The fifth and last entertainment In the
7. M. G. A. course will be given Tuesday
evening. the oath, by the Ladies' Schubert
Quartette of Boston. and j. VIM. Macy, hu
morist and buffo basso.
g. B. Kirwan Is after some sneak thieve,
who have relieved his store of an elght.day
clock, some "old gold" plush and other little
reward for their detection.
Friendship circle, D. of r.. 1. O. o. f..
will hold their sOciable ut Odd Fellows hal
"Wednesday afternoon and evening. All mem.
bers are invited to be present and bring their
supper which will be served at the usual
hour.
Miss Mary Howe sang Saturday at Phila.
delphia where she had great ovation, Tues
day at Brooklyn and Wednesday at Kings
ton, n. Y. She has an engagement to ap.
pear In the May Festival at Buffalo. N. Y.
While Leon Whitney and Harry Witt
were coastlng on the hill by the gas house
between Elliot and Birge streets the SLED be.
came unmanageable and preciptated them
between the rails of the iron bridge into the
brook. Luckily they escaped without serious
injury.
Services In st. Michaeps Episcopal
church on Sunday, lst Sunday In Lent, 0 q.
M. Holy Communion: 10 80, a. M, Morning
Prayer, Litany and rmOn; II As, a. M,
Sunday School and Catechising; p. M,
Evening Prayer and lecture. Week day ser.
vices. Monday and Friday, II a. M, Friday
aad Saturday 4 p. m.
, Nearly 100 young men attended the reg,
ular monthly reception at the Y. NJ. C. A.
merits OF popcorn, apples and bananas and
listened to an interesting musical and literary
program consisting of piano solo by Miss
Belle Clark; vocal duet by MIR. Miller and
Miss Emma Gregg; reading by Miss Fits;
humorous reading and gestures by Messrs
Wayne Reed and j. l.. Knowlton.
Dillon aud O'Brien surrendered them
selves to the British authorities yesterday.
The Butler club had meeting mt Boston,
celebrating Lincoln's birthday. aud
he General aired his views on western nort-
,ages. silver. reciprocity Ard annexatioh'
Miss Belle CLARK returned this week from
er trip to Boston. Miss Mary Hsgsn IL WIS.,
ing relatives In Boston this Week.-Mrs.
lila Wood leaves to-day for Hartford, CT
IRIS. Martin Austin Ia quite III with rheu.
natic fever.-Will Stolte. Charles Berg and
Fred Robinson returned Tuesday from their
rip to Boston.-Miss Florence Clark Is on
acation to New York and Philadelphia and
ler place as stenographer in the Vermont
Sational bank is taken by Geo. C.Hopkins OF
iinsdale.-Miss Mamie Aher has been quite
lick this week but Is -ecovering.-C. Z.
spencer Is on business trip in the northern
his week from her visit in York state.-Miss
Ada Richardson and Mrs. +. d. Morris leave
saturday for week in Burlington.-J. =.
Coleman Il recovering from his recent Ill.
Mullaly of Springfield, Mass, Is in towns
Miss Ella HoughtOn Is working for f. j..
doush Il Co's.-Mtsses Nellie and Mary Grady
eft yesterday for Boston, Mass. Wal.
ace ID. Pratt has been granted a reissue Of
Fuller is out from his recent
illness and will 60 to New YORK over sun
lay Eenineer l.. c. Parkess Is now able TO
re-. about his house with crutches,-Miss
Nellie Pettee leaves Saturday to take posi-
ion in the Cottage Hospital at Baldwins.
Vile, Mass.-Will o. Martin, formerly with
F. A. Hubbard, is now the manager Of the
'iiverwars department In the store OF Hough'
on e. Dutton Of Bostou.-Mrs. A. X. Dunk
ZEE OF Wiiiamsville Is the guest of Mrs. L.
>. Parkess.-D. II. Clement of Brooklyn, N.
T., Is In town brefiy.-Mrs. III. l. Bangs was
,ut yesterday for the second time In three
nenths, having had severe time with q
second attack of the grippe.-Clara
Hard Of Athol is visit ng with Mrs. b. .
specimen of the Attic owl, meas
lrlng SO inches from tip to tip, has been
mounted by Taxidermist Clery for q. +.
aadley OF Chester.-Charles W. Richardson
vas able 10 get out this week after his recent
illness, but the exposure Yr eXertion was too
much for him, and he Is housed again.-W.
L. AleXan Is abed again with advancing
'eebleness &C: P. Nash proposes to move to
Jericho about March lst.-M. w. Stickney is
II Jacksonville for a few days.--N. II. Mann
$ housed with injuries caused by fall on
he Ice while going to Sundays ire.-Geo.
W. Davis and Geo. Chayer have taken tene-
nents at 3 Organ street.-Ashael Fuller Is to
move to his father-in-law's farm near Lud-
ow.-Col. K. Bradley and wife of Boston
nave made flying visit to town this week..
N ISIS Anna Howard returned to her Lowell,
Mass, home this Week.-Mrs. Minnie Dear
,orn is out after six weeks confinement
nth a lung trOuble.-H. A. Goodenough Is
prominently mentioned for the office of post.
master at EasthamptOn, Mass.-Mrs. Il. A.
Howard has moved from West Brattleboro to
"a Birge street.-Mls. Richard Knapp OF
Walpole Is visiting at Charles Ttmson's.-
Leon B. Coates of Providence and travelling
salesman tor oissOn, Potter a. Co.. has been
p town visiting his parents this week.-Mrs.
Josephine Hyde has returned to Washington
for the rest of the winter and spring.-Gray
Estey returned to the Boston Institute OF
Monday.-Fred Sargent OF Athoi
has greeted his many old friends In town this
week.-Mrs.. John Liscom lis quite sick with
erysipelas and Mr.. Liscom's sister, Mrs.
Frank James of Cambridge, Mass, Is up 10
care for her.-A. w. Childs and Gerry Mes
ser have leased and are to occupy the Clark
house at the corner Of High and Oak streets.
Mrs. Il. A. Sherwin was called TO the Adi'
Saturday by the illness of her sis
ter, Miss Emma Savory who had gone there
for the winter an6..had been taken much
worse with orhages.--ArtburNorris spent
Sunday with bis brother in Northampton
Elon Ward, who has been home from Boston