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

ward Harris, her brother, also resides at the
same place carrying on the business of paint
ing.-Jared Briggs was stricken with paraly.
sis Thursday and Is quite low Tho ladies
sociable will meet with Mrs Il Allen Nov
l9th, afternoon and evening.-E II Stetson
and wife start Wednesday to visit friends In
Massachusetts for few weeks. Albert
Stets0n and family are soon to spend the win.
ter IN Boston New York men have been In
town buying fir trees for Christmas use.
Newfane The copious rain of Tuesday
night and Wednesday did much for the springs
which were getting lOw.-TwO OF our society
ladies', Mrs Ezra Pierce and Mrs John Ken.
ney drove over the mountain Thursday to
view the Putney attractions.-Amo MAY
visited In town this week.-WUrk Is pro-
crossing finely on the new store.-Wm New.
place had stroke of paralysis recently and
died at bis Cambridge. N Y. home last Mon
day night at the age of 70 Mrs Milan David.
son and Carrie Lowe are attending the w q
U convention at BOston.-Blrchard Post,
No % G A R,will hold pound fair at Union
Will be given by DR. Weston on "MysteriesH
after which supper will be served to all who
wish. 1t s'desired that anyone who has a
pound peck or a bushel of anything that
they feel like contributing, will feel free to
bring them In. The articles will be sold at
uuCtOH anu all Juc pTUCeeuS VIII 20 TO 0eID
the POSTS funds. Admission 10cts. Supper
25cts.-The Republican crow has warbled not
since early last week, left out IN the cold you
see.-Eleven members of the w r G met
Tuesday evening with Mrs Worthy Chase,
and the corps was inspected by Mrs Stone of
Brattleboro who was much pleased with the
efficiency OF the corps. Mrs Putnam, the sec.
rotary, also from Brattleboro, accompanied
Mrs Stone 10 Newfane.-James Plat arrived
Tuesday night from Long Island-Arthur
Kenney has gone to Brookllne to work In the
Pierce steam mill.-Co Franklin's corn crop
exceeds 1900 bushels he also has fine to.
bacco crop.-The Sargent family have ar.
rlued permanently.-C E Parker closed sue
cessful term of school todav.-F Waite drew
the machinery from the Kidder steam mil!
to Chesterfield this week.-L Taylor of the
Boston Globe office is visiting In town.-Six |
lamps have been ordered for the dark street
corners.-Homer riggs, United States PEN
sioner examiner. was at the Worcester house
Wednesday, Nellie Pratt edits the
paper which will be read at the lyceum to.
morrow hight.-James Underwood Is work.
ing In Putney.-Sheritf r d Giddings OF Man
chester was In town on business Monday |
nght.-Frank Dewitt talks of going south |
next month for the winter.-About forty
enjoyed the Endeavor sociabe Monday even.
ing.-W Green with fine cutlery samples
made his customary trip up the West River
Valley Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs DR. Weston
have been at Londonderry this week.
Jamaica.-E Fl Lackey has moved from
the Harvey Howard farm to Alonzo Starks
farm on West hill.-GeOrge Chase and moth
er has moved into part OF the honse occu.
pied by III Fl Read.-I G Eddy of South Da-
kota Is here on visit to his brother, Davil
Eddy.-E Skinner is reDairing his house.-E
q Pierce and Mason Howard are having iron
roofing on a part of their buildings.-Erma
Frost sprained her knee quite badly last
Thursday evening, while playing with Ter
land as a result has to get around
On crntches.-There Is some talk here about
getting up singing school this fall aud win
er. 1t Is hoped that all interested In music
will help 1t along.
East Jam aica.-The new bridge In Dist
No 6 Is cOmDleted.-Harry Densmore Is Wis.
ting his grandparents In Townshend.-Mis !
Wilder from Wardsboro Is at Scion Dens- !
nore'S.
Dummerston.-Mrs Ormsbee of Orange,
lass, with two of her daughters, are visiting '