The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-29
Local /.
BELLOWS FALLS.

from our regular correspondent
BELLOWS FALLS. Sept %, SO.
Accident.
John Drislane. an employe OF the brewery
was Injured quite seriously a few days ago Il
Arunaway accident the horse bolted pitching
him out. He Is badly bruised and wrenched,
but no bones are broken.
Entertainment.
The child artist, Rose L Chaffee will read
"StarbrighC from The story of "Captain Jan.
nary" written by Louisa K. Burke, at the
universaiist church next Monday evening.
The Red Men held a social dance at their
hall last week Thursday evening.
Local Thought and Movement.
B A Robinson has been elecred editor Of
this High School Oracle.
Opera House News.
The comedy, "The Nabobs," will be pre-.
sented at the Opera house, Oct 10. The COM
pany includes John Hens haw and MAY Ten
BROCK, supported by a company Of 90 people.
Tho Lecture Course.
The lecture course last season, having been
very successful. It Is probable that a similar
series of entertainments will he arranged for
this season. A committee Is to canvass the
town. and II gis EN- sufficient encouragement,
a strong list Of entertainments will be given
this winter.
PERSONALS ii E Holeran of Springfield.
Mass, spent part Of his vacation here last
week.-C E White has entered Brown Uni.
versity.-Mrs e g OsgoOd Is visiting in Brad
ford.-Mr and Mrs A J Holly have returned
from their Chicago trip.-Mrs w A Truax,
who has been seriously i'll FOR Mint weeks is
now cOnvalescing.-Mrs G F Brsckett from
Green River was the guest Of friends here
the past week.-G A Brace has returned from
a several weeks visit at Brandon w q Rob.
bins of Athens, was In town Saturday ON bis
way to Washington, c, where be has a po-
sition In the pension department Mr. and
Mrs w # Perley of Fitchburg. were In town
the first of the week the guests of Mrs A j
DaimoD.-J E Goodwin was up from North.
ampt0n over Sunday.
BITS Rev Mr. Diverty held services at the
old church Rockingham last Sunday.-A foot
ball team has been organized and Will Morse
elected captain.-C X and c w Labaree have
just finished q fine job of hot water heating
for the Wheel clubs new quarters In the Will
son block. This firm makes a specially of hot
water work and are giving excellent sati.fac.
tion.-H M ingram. H d Aldrich and q party
from Keene have returned from their Adiron-
dack trip. The party killed nine deer during
their outing and the depot boarders revelled In
venison.-O E Burnbam has been granted an
increase of pension.
Camb1idgeport.-John Wilder Is repair
lnS us clueT miI u make TOT al VINO WISH
We can now have o saw mill here In this
place II the farmers and all interested In the
will chip in and help a little. A saw
mill Is very much needed here and we hope
this place and surrounding towns will not
miss the opportunity, - Charles Taylor and
wife of Boston are at home on a visit.-Johp
Wilder, Ishpeming, Michigan, is Wishing his
Mrs William Wilder.-Fred
Penor of Boston Ia sick with typhoid fever
ut W T Glynn's.-Daniel Durham has been
home to Athens by the sick
ness of his wife.-Work has been commenced
stone from the quarry to the mills.
H Fl Hicks of Perkinsville has been In town
the past week.-The Blue Ribbon Club now
numbers 81 members and new ones coming
In every week. They are now fully organized
the officers are Master, Harry Stevens; as
Rose Tory; president, Johu Allbee,
vice. president, A A Wyman; councillor, Rev
J G Bolster; vice.councellor, Levi Tenney |
Minnie Terry; maids, Nancy Penni.
man, Eta Marsh, Myrtle Bemis; inside pro-
.ector. BERTHE Thompson; outside protector,
George Tenney.