The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-11-10

|
: ago Sunday.
The local Brotherhood OF st. Andrew wi
send delegate, Rev. W II. Collins, to To
New England convention of that Organizati0
at Portland, November % and 90.
|. Fire spread over q good share Of I'd
mountain Wednesday night, supposed to hsv
been started bv hunters. 1t is undsrstoo
Q that good deal of damage was done to tn
I other side.
Taylor Bros. have Issued notices, al
uouncing that the business of the firm vii
, hereafter be conducted under the drm nam
of H. Il Taylor & Son. consisting of II. T.
and Linn d. Taylor.
Rev. Mr.. Lin from, the Swedish ministe
: from Proctor, preached In the forenoon ant
evening IN the town hall Sunday TO larg
audience. He will offlciate again the frs
Sunday In December.
An important arrangement and one tina
means a good deal for our agricultural pros
perity has been made by the Bratteboro ant
Newfaue creameries to collect the cream
along the line of the narrow guage by rail-.
Mrs. l.. d. Fales left this NOR ing fol
Stamford where she can be near her little sor
! Arthur, who has Just gone through success
| full operation at the post graduate hospital In
New York for the removal of a growth OH the
spine.
| The Pit,sfeld Evening Call says of l.. X.
| Willis, who took the part OF O>seO, the war.
rior, In the opera of "Winita," a few weeks
ago:
He did himself proud. being In splendid voice.
His whole portrayal Of the part was excellent.
First rehearsal for "Wanits' will be held
at Mrs Haskins' on Thursday evening, Nov.
10th. Mr. Baldwin will be present to conduct
first rehearsal 1t is earnestly hoped that all
who desire to sing In the opera Will be pres.
ent at first meeting to meet MIR. Baldwin.
The citizens on Chase street and about
there would like to know II II Ia necessary to
take up collection In order 10 have the
electric light burn up there? II SO, they
want to get to work before winter sets In, as
this week they have been 10 utter darkness.
There will be a foot ball game Thanks
giving day between the Bratteboro High
school and Bellows Falls High school on
Riverside park. Mr.. Taylor kindly gives
the use OF the grounds as his donation to.
ward the decorating fund OF the b. II. S..
which now exceeds 800.
A new bit of enterprise worthy of men
ton, was the receiving of the returns In the
BrattleLoro News Co.'s store election night,
which was crowded. The returns were also
received at the Telephone Exchange. The
New England company distributed what it
had from Boston and Manager Tones for thu
Commercial Union Co. put line and instru'
ment into the ante-room Of the Exchange, SO
as to give the best and promptest of service.
"A horse belonging to Ed Blood was fright
oned by bows PLAYING football, while 1t wa
standing near the old Baptist church on
Elliot street this morning and started
on run down E liot. He attem pted
to turn into the stable near No. 4
engine house where the carriage
tipped throwing out crocxery, glass and tin
ware, besides a dozen jars of preserves ann
several other eatables. The carriage was bad
10 On, bad hut Tho horse Was mt iniurpd.
An open switch, carelessly left open bv |
some employee of the road, resulted In some
thing of a smsshup on the Narrow Gauge up
train Friday evening at Wizards mill near
Townshend. The engine went over the trestle.
some six feet high. though the tender re-
mained on the track and the forward truck
OF the baggage car went on to the switch. but
the rear truck of the passenger car remained
on the main track. The engine was quito
bzdiy damaged. but the two cars were got
back Oh the track 10 five minutes and an err
sipe being sent no from Brattleboro, the
train proceeded on its journey. Engineer
Henry Baldwin and Fireman Allie Shattuek
wen. over tue trsstIe with the engine. Shat
tuek got little cut on the back OF the head,
but nothing which required stitches or has
prevented his working right along. Baldwin
vas hurt over the eve with o gash which re-
CURED six stitches aud the muscles OF ooe leg
sere bacly sprsined. But be came down Oh
LIZ UlcftlUR tfhtU hnu lie INV tDip " VIC Jpis
'aough nae DOT been % duty since The aec.-
tent.
fihe Sultan u Morocco has seeeded TO the
5em snds for repsrstiop for the attacks Oh
Aeliils by the Ruff 4as. II the Ruff aus re-
,use 10 obey, the sultan will send gu army TO
N 'ofee Die orders. Spain will maintsin de-
'ensfye sttitude until she IL certain Of COM
3iete satisfaction,
BRATTf. gEOEEARs AND OTHERS Mrs. Geo
W. Chase ga. returned 20 Der nome 10 Orange
see. after spending several weeks 10 Brat
Ieboro sud yicinily, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. g II. Corse Of Nottingham -
di,s Agnes Wilsoa was called 10 Worcester,
Mass. Ia.t yees b. the illness u relative
Mrs. Eiwood Griges t. eopYslesefng after 8
eyere attack Of uieefated sore throat -Dsn,
Ell Moria-ty was called 70 H9ly0ke WEDGES
o attend the fubefsl Of bis sister.-hrs, Al
,ert Rock well left Tuesday for = Visit
Jennie St0ckwfh returned
Monday from a visit IN South HadJey Falls
md Springfield. Mass. T. Elmer Is visit
ny friends fn MidiIebury. The many friends
4 Mss Minnie Lsnn0x will be grieyed 10
rear that she ID quite III but Il
I'll IN Springfield, Mas, with her sister.
ays' stay IN New Haven accompanied by bis
r0ther William who has been III but Il re.
overing. He Is visiting his home in Guiford. {
q. 8 Davis left Wednesday for shelburne
'all-.-H. IL. Lawrence was elected one OF I
be directors at the Horse Breeders a.socia- I
lon meeting this week at Burlington.
laude Freleigh returned this week from q
everaI weeks visit In Nashua, N H.-Mp.
!. b Hall returned Wednesday from visit !
} her mother at COoDertown, N. Y.-Mrs
!. b. Rice returned Tuesday night from New
'ork where she accomp inied Crosby Adams
Tho had successful operation performed on 4
Is eyes-Coi. II. Il. Taylor returned from
han Tuoadav -Rarf Tuler N Graap.l >
cid has charge OF III, American express Of
re during the illness Of his brother, q. C. {
yler.-Mrs W. II. Collins, Mrs. A. ID. v
rown and Mrs. w. II. q hilds W. re 10 Rat J
nd this week attending the Ep'scep Il church '
loir festivai,-Mrs. Hattie Ash has been 7.
sitting In Keene this week.-Freeman Scott 7
Is returned home from the Worlds Fair and
g visit with friends 10 the West this week. c
d, A. T. Dunt0n has returned from his Wis q
to White River Juuction.-W. B. Taft has 8
turned from several months stay at Tafts- l.
lie The slate association OF the New u
ampshire Y. VI. G.. A, elected ID. N B art u
Ii, now of Nashua, its secretary at the re- u
mt annual meeting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Il
,wers after a long visit at the Chateau Feu- te
asse and with the Count and Countess de Jo- e
mps In Paris are going 10 Egypt via Paris A
w. j. Banners, Jr., returned Wednesday to h'
niladelphis, Pa, to continue writing on . OF
W serlsl.-Mchael Sherry returned yester- at
" from bis visit 10 New York-Mrs. Ed NJ
,ster Il visiting few days In Claremont, Ia
H.-Mlss Hattie B. Newell has returned ht
ON Massachusetts, and Is at 4. Hub5ard's. bt
Myron q. Taylor. for So many years 10 the Y
1ploy OF Richardson & Co.. Is to leave town W
eatly to the regret OF our people generally. N
g moves tomorrow TO Manchester where be ds
called by the Ill health of his parents. te
ank ID via Of HInsdsle succeeds him In the la
,plov of Richardson d COD. A. Abbott T,
,s able to get out this week after his long To-
ness, beginning with an attack of influeuzs L.
1 summer.-Mrs. Samuel Liscom returned Ia,