The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-03-20

Wimington.-Flne day on sWednesda
and many attended the Leonard and Ric
auction sale OF horses some 10 were soi9 ~, !,
GLIDING Colts and Bralntree wilkes. In
lAtlpr sold for $500 to g d NOyes OF Brattls
boro, others were sold to parties in and GU
OF town. Tuesday. 10th, the adopted emu
of + Is Morse died aged six years and tn
funeral was attended by Rev Mr. Tucker
Sadawga on "Wednesday sferno9 on. 1;l, o.
Tuesday last a load of spruce logs whic
measured 202S feet and would cut IS logs
the usual length. This Is the largest load o
logs brought to any mill here In town 10
many day.-Joseph Gilbert brought to tn
village II load of wood with span OF horse
on Wednesday which measured on his slet
one and one half cOrds.-Tbose who wer'
present at the II II meeting In New York OF
Monday evening returned nome wednesday
will Stearns and wife of Brooklyn, N l
are In town this week for a short visit b.
bot Wilder from Chelsea. Mass. has been II
town this week.-F B Morse of Halifax has
moved upon the Mills Brown place and viii
work for Mr. Brown.-Watson Freeman who
died at Sheffield, III, and was buried on We'd
nesday at that place was o.ce resident OF
this town and lived before he went west or
the farm now owned by Frank AIdrich; Mr.
| Freeman had one brother and three sisters
was Maletus. one sister married Israel Law
ton, one Aplen Haynes and one Randolph
Bodgett all of whom are dead. Mr. Free.
man was IS years old, was born In 1903. He
was man highly respected by all.-Some OF
| the boys attended the dance on Wednesday
night at Union nall. Dover, all report fine
time.-Some came from Boston. Springfield.
Mass. and New York to attend the Leonard
and Rice horse sale Wednesday afternoon
| where most of the horse flesh sold quite well.
| "A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Jonah Dix
about Il year and a half old died Monday. Rev
Mr. Hyde attended the funeral at the Congre.
gatonal church Wednesday afternoon.--Some
| of the sugar makers have already begun su.
CARING and good quality has thus far been
made. Prices from 10 to 10 cents.-Friday
April Bird is fast day.-Rev Mr. Morgan and
wife are in tOwn.-Burtop B Fitch is In town
through sugaring at his fathers. Hiatt lie
Barnard Is home on her vacation.-Rev VIII
liam Spencer has moved to his new field of
labor at Readsboro this week.-WaIter Will
der has finished his work at West Dover and
returned hOme.-MOre improvements at the
billiard room this past week.-W B Eddy the
organ agent from BrattlebOrO has been in
town this week selling the Estey organ.--T
l. Vose has rented and moved TO the Il
HeScock farm north from theCold brOok.-F
Gleason and wife were in one dav this
week from WOodford.- liev r w Pierce
moves TO the G. NJ Russell house on the hill.
The ladies of the Univ ersaIist society will
meet at their church parlors on Saturday,
tomorrow. evening. All are requested to be
present. John, how about Eastwood sap
does it make as nice sugar as maple sap:
Frank, look sharp when you tap maple or
chards and not TO tap the dead trees.-Lots
of drummers came to town this week. 1t is
reported this week that Frank Aldrch has
rented his farm on the hill to A bert Bickford
and will move soon to this vlllige.-Joseph
COurtmanch has procured black. NTH Ibis
week coming from Greenfield, Mass.--H +
Bugbee had runaway with Mrs Lizzie Belps
team. He was driving on Thursday after
noon onAlapIe street but by presence of mind
saved himself by turning the horse to a wood
pile aud this made sudden stop.
Green River-Mrs B G Wlkens who has
been seriously i'll is better. Her daughter.
Mrs O.so Hancock from Athol is caring for
her-Ihe sociabe will meet with Mrs Il Il
Cutting next Thursday afternoon and even
my, dancing at Union hall from eight till II
for those who wish to trip the light fantastic.
DR. Dillingham; left town last Thursday for
Wolcott where he is to locate. 1t is hoped
another physician will soon take his place -
The many friends and acquaintances far and
near will be panied to learn of the death of
Mrs !. X DeWolf, beloved wife of Elder ID |
DeWolf which took place March Is from a
blood cancer. The funeral ser, Ices were
he at the house Tuesday where large com.
pany of friends assembled to pay the last sad
rites to the beautiful dead, Elder Schofeld
pf Marlboro delivered very able and touch.
lhy Sursesfrom Hebrews :l3.l4 speaking
easneet Chgisttan work on earth and
sess ar. Her dsAsb
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cas ESt which beId ttjS sid lorfii ael Etlh3
i'll 50 fen1tv 5oved.ss The while handkS 4heek-f
yy3olded, lay Iii sweet repose Oh her pu;seiess !
,Feast aud the smile 'oBAer beautiful lips or
Hay made her look IKE wesry child sat
est Her literary work. her flowers and
music were teart OF hersChristian life. At
YER request Mr. Spencer. A1sa aud Mrs Thomas
nd daugh VI it'll ~srSe atLbeprga
IeeiRglv y&6g the 81 luj u sss IN Rough
he valley Mi ID q yss s 4ss 4 asz III you
'ili we mAeq &gak ~ .ssl Sx ss line of
storm AND Ahak 80 ! ~ ~ river"
II ip;nat5Se to Mr. De. 20. sl lu'ssax ,Mayt1
9, Isl T1e remains wei Zen toLeyden,
u ass fUf ,illte rment