The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1891-04-24
- &C. Il. slmonds is out with handsome


EGeo. Shattuck has given up his situat
'ca with Clothier Perry and has several tlatter
"hers under consideration.
It to WIN. Cain, DR., formerly In The emp
VI y. II: Allen has gone to Gardner, Mass.
o,r engage In the floral business.
Q. The tennis courts are completed a
~ RTiaylhg was begun on them yesterd,
last tonight. "
the :, Organ street people are liking the terrac
,h IN front OF their street nicely. adding al
TUG more TO the attractions of the most bea,,tjf
town In America,
~ The letter carriers will blossom ont ne
'"' week In regulation helmets, The Postma
yer General has also ordered changes In ur
led form TO go into effect later.
e' Ikev. F. j. Parry has been appointed Il
uetsaIe from vermont to the National Ed
ne Sa..ona, convention to be held In BirmIn,
g. man, Alabama, the first week In May.
Ut y. I. Hidreth & Co.. have broken groun
for their new block on the site of the one =,
e. cently burned. 1t Ia to be SO feet square, an
le th'ee stories high with basement.
e' -Ine asylum propose to complete thei
stone tower on the hill east of the institution
a ana overlooking the village. About five fee
e. pet. f"'
The fact about the GaslIght Co.. ipsteat
:" 90 s.aieu III most unreliable
Is quarter last week, Is that It has decided /,
Re put IN new engine of $50 horse power, large
enough to exhaust all Its dynamo power. for
?. its electric light business. And the plant is
d TO remain just where 1t Is until the lease ex-
: pires, two and half years hence.
In another column we print the an.
l. nouncement of the sale by public auction of
e the remarkable herd of Ho)stein cattle owned
3 by Judge d. w. Bond of Northampton. Mass
The sale will be held April 30 and 30. and
ought to interest l0cs dairymen as It contains
, some or the best bred Holsteins In this conn
try' ana tnev are expected to 90 cheap for
quality or Stock. Catalogues may be had by
ADDRESSING the Holstein. Friesian Register.
Boston, Mass.-adv. 7''
hotel at So. Londonderry, died A few davs
ago at the jail at Woodstock. where he was
held on civil process by Geo. c, Allen and
wife of Chester for breaking and entering
their house and forcing them to give nn
money. lie bad not been released on the
criminal action, though the court last Dec. |
ember gave him permission to 90 on his own |
recoSnlzance. But he preferred to remain
until the civil action was disposed of, The
death was due to paralysis and he had been
feeble for couple years.
--Selectmau Perry begins work on the
mountain road Morday and will have It COM
ple;ed by the middle of May. It can be done
with some improvements in the ronte % With with
good grades and railings at the dangerous
points for 800 above what has already been
expended. Ten dollars will repair the wash
OF the winter An observatory NAV per-
maps be erected on the summit after the I
rable view. = :
The last meeting of the Murray Club for /
In 's season was held at Rev. Mr. Sprague,s b
tuesday evening. A large number were a
present and an enjoyable musical and literary H
program was given commencing with singing ii
by quartette, Messrs. Wood. Vapdernooi l.
Steains and Burnham. Other Numbers h
were: Piano solos by Laura Stearhs, Anna 7
Richardson and Bertha Sickney: solo by Mr.. Ia
Markham and duet by Mrs. Sprague and Miss h
d,oodenough recitations by Allie Bishop and
hyrtie Easoii. An hour OF social chat fol- :,
owed the program. u
-Joseph Hartney, horse dentist, wan IL
iefed over drunk from Hnsdae Friday after re-
lonn and was arrested in front of Crosby g. M
Jo,s store house, by Officer Hodgman, and In
committed to the lookup. SATURDAY. morn. h,
hg ne was arragned before Justic Newton. M
'ead guilty to intoxication, was fined MS RI
, na H 1Hs.s ana IN deiault was committed to be
isclosed that he got his liquor In Hinsdale I'm
nd said he knew nothing after drinking n n,
MI ne woke no in the lookup. He Was W,
inner cesfreperious when arrested. lfh
Asa H. llsSs4, ! native ocpl60ver IN b
no for yearsdroveSthe stage between Brat. I'M
e6oro and Wilmington, died Tuesday at the
's,aence OF MS daughter, Mrs Carr Penney. Oh
Maplewood. Mass, after an Illness of sew Ing
weeks. He was born in Dover Nav & thi
o6, SO that he lacked only a few DAYS Of tai
ing 80 years old. The DIV was taken tn me
eWtane and inferred In the family lot there. we
Is the 1lrst to 90 of family of six broth. He
; a Mas sisters The Oldest brother Mansur Ma
J.. Mafsh OF Belmont, Mass. is 81. He wit
% leaves two sisters in jamestown. N. Y, Brt
orother and sister In Illinois. He Jer
irrled Olive Burr of Dover who died in Loi
to and four children were the fruit of the Ere
ion' son who lived only three months. cou
three daughters. Mrs. Reynolds who died Gu,
rec years ago and Mrs. Corbett and Mrs. mel
hhey who survive him. reese
Miss Gertrude Normar frosh t,, ing,
81 triumDhS, appears at the town hall Nav oo.n
In new version of Mrs. Woods Old spea
ny, East Lynne" which differs material. ihee
from that to which the play going public -
re been accustomed for years. the great. Carl
difference being In the construction of q,
flrst act, where the hapless, erring wife witt
seen In the more sunny aspect of her over
ure and temperament. The London Era whit
s of Miss Norman: won
Miss Norman acted throughout with an in thou
NV tnat drought out all the salient points. men
'nS s eaImer scenes, In which the Jealous and
OF Lazy Isabel Is so characteristicai y dis pers,
/ mistake of too ,sh,ir Oily u5 makes me Ham
,les 70 be merely the passing caprice OF his .uai'
:, MISS Norman acted with gaiety tent,
armony with the situation and as the dra. denie
~ in!erest IN the play proceeds, she becomes ing
or ha asi ana displayed almost tragic Carp
husband ard ch;id" hmeht OF her nome, court
sop couId hardly have ~ 'o suounuIeI Mr..
force and realism. Great anniaus. WIN w, who'll
~ the iall OF the curtain. When later in gave
,iay, MISS Norman appears as the disguised amOu
an vine the suppressed emotion with years
n the mother regards the children who have VI
)pg heen estranged frUm her. and who have | "
taught 10 regard her as dead, made n being
y appeal to the feelings of the audience. aud b
men me app ause told that the actress had select
u ieseu ner marx 5000
e Manchester, Eng. Guardian saws. secur,
q With mu.b ne, paugs OF remorse and cover
putting nathos into tha ,, anu mas the the vi
ather exceptional de oree,, - "0' '"''0 there
sired
S.s'zsns Oaucus'' was called Tor last lay a
ng Dy Chairmen Ryan of the Democrat. as far
/. nte ol tne republican town commit street;
= noin'nate a ticket for village officers. contin
appearances were that the threatenirvs on Bro
week OF fight had subsidized as1 not Centrs
20 Veters were present and these wer Co.'S &c
,aIsey members OF the Wheel club This
wnom report had some how got Ia aBy to
Iua, new BOARD OF bailifs might or respect
ZEN on me sidewalks. S. III. Sherma walks
uosen CHAIRMAN and ii. Is. Chamberlai necessi
inv uchel nominated was: for at a We
), Geo. w. Hooker. Geo. W. Fuller. s. There
INT, Luke Terrier and W. III. Cbjids po,itio
erk and treasurer, A. B. Hall. for approp
engineer, Z. Z. Turner: for auditor, c. seventh
LIS ine Town committees were given that il
~, 10 MI vacancies. w. II. Chids, It's sbo
VIII accept no Office. declares that be figures
III, ,e"'ae. nie MIS- refusal to stand Ms a way M
Du. mere Is q little electricity In trict to
r ana some of those who feel II now of this
e to make the Wheel club matter Al