The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-15
and Bert Tyler have gone to their work
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cheshire COUNTY, N. H.

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CHESHIRE COUNTY. NH.
WalpO'e.--The last organ recital too
place on Wednesday Of last week and was
success In every sense Of the word, Miss Liz
zie Maynard winning great praise and wa
applauded many times; Prof Lasar also win
ming golden honors In tois his last recital 81
In all bis former recitsls. We hope he will
be with " a1ain next season.-Mr and Mr.
Dwight Durkee and grand daughter OF 81
Louis, Mo. are visiting their daughter, Mrs
Hudson Il Bridge at the Pinnacle farm.-Tht
lightning struck the buildings formerly oc-
cnpied by Mr. Putney at the foot and east
side of Mt Kilburn burning them to the
ground Thursday evening OF last week also
two valuable horses. The family were away
| at the time. There was no iDsurauce.-It 10
rnmored that Prof Franklin w Hooper OF the
BROOKLYN Institute Of Science and Arts of
Brooklyn. N Y, Will open an art school here
next summer and that the servises of Prof
Lssar will try to be secured to instruct In
music to be In connection With the art school
and we hope Walpole will assist them for
this may be the means OF laying the founda-
ton of permanent educational Institution
and we know of no better place as to railroad
connections and the most beautiful town In
New EGG land.--O wing to the early frosts FL
G Baxter and Bros were Obliged after short
except the one at Westminster which is
still running canning an average of
$4,000 cans day.-A man with machine
for popping corn was here on our streets on
Friday and Saturday last and from appear
ances, did very well.--J A Weber. formerly
of this place, has bought ont the printing bus
iness Of G G Davis and moved Into tho Ord
way block, where be will be pleased to see
any who desire good work done.-Mrs M H
Blake has returned from her visit to South
RoyaItOn.- Frank Fletcher of Fitchturg.
Mass, made short visit with bis mother the
first part of the week. He has responsible
position with the Old Colony railroad.-Mr
their visit with mrs Amory's father, John M
Forbes, at Woods Hall, Mass.-J z Murray
lost 80 very fine winter squashes from
his garden last Saturday night by
thief.-Geo Seabury has returned to school
at East IGreenwich, r I.-Miss + Slower,
Mr. and Mrs Warren " Porter and daughter
Reaa, have returned from the Worlds Fair.
Clinton Ofdway Is home from Newton,
Mass.-Miss Marion Jennison Is at Swamp
scott, Mass.-Erpest SiscO who has been quite
sick returned home with his parents until he
Is better.-Fred Hatch will soon 10 to Boston
where he has bought out place Of business.
A detached engine on the Ashuelot branc CHI
of the Boston and Main railroad, en- route for
Keene to bring down the pay car Monday
morning, collided with the engine of a freight
train which was switching at the lower end
OF the r yard In Hlnsdale. The front ends
of both engines were demolished and one or
two cars OF the freight train thrown of the
track. All the train hands jumped when the
collision took place. except the engineer OF
the freight. No one was injured. The II
o'clock passenger train for Keene was de-
tanned at the Hinsdale station until 1880.
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Chesterfield. first four days of last
week there were four funera of present and
former residents. Noyes Robertson. native,
and residing here until about 10 years ago, died
very suddenly at his home In Keene Thursday. |
He spent few weeks here on The old home
death and apparently as well as ever up to the |
Of his death. He leaves wife. the third |
10 whom he WAS married last M srch. a daughter |
snd friends to mourn his loss. His remains |
we're Inferred Monday in the family cemetery. |
Rev N Sinnett officiating, Mr. and Mrs B q |
mo sorrow yonder," with nne effect. The grave |
was literally covered with rare and elegant |
lowers. The next day Mrs Felt. daughter In
She Was the vile Of Rsv L Felt OF Suncook
aud loved by many here and elsewhere.-Wed.
lesday the remains OF Oscar 4 Sargent, the vic
I'm Of the runaway accident. was buried at
Vest Chesterfield, SpoffJrd grange, Of which
he was member attended IN body. The wife
~ family have the sympathy of many f,iends
Ia their sflllction.-Thursday came the burial OF
70 Frank Wheelock who had lived In town /
several years and was much esteemed. The
nterment was 1t West Swauzey WIS.,
tors are leaving for their homes after . short
nut brilliant seaeon..Mr Goodrich OF Lake
Mr. Ware 10 still at Lakeside and Dir Mason 10 at
respect house TILL October.-W X Ware, Her
Vert spaulding. Fred Harris and Frank Wheeler
dass,-Presiding Elder Baketel is to be in
ow. sept ~ pscaching Ct Factory Village In
hs forenoon and - the Center In the afternoon
Spaulding has nearly finished
large silo which 10 to hold several acres of
weet corn.-Ars Cobb OF Chesterfield house Is
er parents when she will be Joined by Mr. Cobb
nd they will sttendl the Words rsir.-Mr
hatcher returned from Chicago Saturday night
leville Harvey left Monday or their school 1t
axtons River where they are to go through the
ocular four years course.-The annual meet
lection of officers was held Saturday evening
t the church. The old board was reelected with
be addition of one new member.
bipsdale.-W Howe 10 visiting his parents
his week-Druggist II Jones returned
ON Chicago Tuesday nigbt.-H Gueney and
ami have returned from East Princeton, III ass
-"Ped's" 4.year- old, Woodbury. Thorn. took
rst money at Bur ington last weck.-Dr H
leland arrived homo laet Friday after weeks ,
Arthur Clark has returned from
visit TO ner parents IN MISUNDERSTANDING
lumber from Hinsdae attended the picnic held {
Forest lake Last Saturday.-Misses Charlotte
late, Grace Day. Marguerite Leonard and Fred
olton returned last Thursday from the Worlds
air.-Miss Annie j Gray of the Ii II s, 1913, lie
,aching in Chesterheld.-Frank Mason has re- O
lrned to Hanover 10 resume his studies at {
artmouth college Frank Chappel accom-
anied by George Streetsr returned to Boston !
uesdsy.--Mr and Mrs j Murray returned from !
florence, Mass. Sunday evening.-Ars McGregor
seriously III with bilious fcver.-Miss Ann
cCaughern returned from the WORLDS Fair C
unday. Il
Railroad Accident.
Railroad accidents on the Ashuelot road are q
cry rare, hence the excitement last Monday
hen two engines came together with terrific
rash. special engine from Springfield bound
Il Keene met the freight which was switching
1t below the yard. The two engines came
gether violently. completely demolishing the :
opts of both. After two honrs labor the track
as cleared. No one was injured In the COLL,
On. It is said that the engineer Of the special
as not familiar with the Ashuelot branch and 4
d not think he vas 90 near the station, thus 4
using the accident. h