The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-24

Evidently some mIscreant finds enjoy
ment In poisoning cats aud dogs arount
town. as number of cases have been report
ed this week.
-Quilp observed this morning that 81
| Hooker had any sand, this was the time Il
show it'--on the sidewalks. But Hooker
preferred to wait to let the drIzzle do 1t.
The March number of the North Amer
lean Review, and The cover holding 1t, have
been taken away from the reading room Of
| the Free Library. Their immediate return
Is desired.
A span of horses driven by Harry Pratt
Sunday got frightened at some shrub IN from
of A. r. Waite's and started suddenly, throw
Ing the occupants out. unlnjured, but badly
smashing the sleigh.
--"Piote delivers up Jesus" will be the
topic of the sermon IN the morning by Rev.
+. w. Sprague at the Universalist church
'True Greatness" will be the subject of the
lecture in the evening.
| The North Adams police last year made
929 arrests, 572 Of them for drunkenness and
| the rest for other offenses, from Iewdness up
to burglary. Brattleboro had about dozen,
nearly all for intoXlcaton.
Gov. Fuller has accepted the Invitation
of Gov Hancock post, Il. A. r of Montreal,
to deliver the Memorial day address In that
city. This post ia under the juris iiction of
the department Of Vermont.
County Examiner III. d. Ryder announces
the examination of teachers as follows: Bel.
lows Falls, April 1; South Londonderry,
April 6; Newfane, April 7; BrattleboOo. April
S; Nottingham, April III; Bellows Falls,
April Is.
BRATTLEBOREANS AND OTHERS: - Rev.
Gerald Stanley Lee of Sharon, Conn.,, has &C.
cepted the call to the Park Church pastorate
at West Springfield, Mass, and will begin his
duties before September.-Fred Richardson
of this place, and George Phillips of Put
the meeting Of the Connecticut Valley cattle
men at South Deerfeld, Mass.-The Unity
club of Mortified, was not able to listen to
Col. Hooker on ''Road Making" and Judge
J. M. TYLER on "New England Farms and
How They Can be Improved" on Friday even.
Ing as announced. Judge Tyler was too Ill
to be present.-Col. II. e, Taylor of St. Al
tha's Vineyard. greets his many friends here
this week.-Dr. Ketchum and family have
moved from Mrs. A. G Cobb's back to the
Brooks House.--GeGrge Cutler and wife who
have been with their daughter, Mrs. w. Fl.
Haywood, In Detroit, Mich, for the past five
months, returned home Friday: s. Eames
who formerly had charge OF the Brattleboro
creamery. has been engaged as butter maker
by the Creamery association at Newfane.-
Miss Minnie Tyler is Gov. Fuler's new type
wrter.-Julus Nichols and his brother re-
turned Tuesday from a few days. visit In
Worcester, Mass.-Miss Allie FAIR is housed
this week with illness.-Sherman Atwood of
Worcester, Mass, was here this week called
by the death of his brother.-C E. Dsering IS
housed this week with measles.-Gen. j. }.
Estey and wife, with Master Guy and nurse
left Monday for a two weeks stay at Atlanta,
Ga.-Miss Grace Emerson is home from
Wellesley college. - Miss Emma Lun6
IL
from visit with ffierds In Snringfield.-F.
D. Williams was In Springfield Wednesday
and took orders for nearly $1,000 worth Of
work-.Miss Effie L. Brown has been spending
a few days with her brother In No. Adams
Miss Minnie R.Shlng has returned to her home
in Hartford. Ct.-Herbert Elmer is the own.
or of new Liberty WHEEL. l.. Putney re-
turned Tuesday from his visit to his old home
in Woodstock.-M Nellie Spafford of
Mass, is with friends In town.
Chas. e. Alexander reached home last
Tuesday night from his western trp.-N.
H. Mann and wife have gone to SaXtons
River where Mrs. Mann is to take the position |
j. w. Stevens Of Greenfield, has
been quite III this week with diphtherla.-W.
G. Carpenter has returned from his western |
business trip.-Mrs. W. Fl. Collins returned |
Monday from Burlington where she had been |
for week on account of the illness of her
DrOInor, lev. MT. dEaFess-MTss d. ~. f1dTs |
,is and daughter. Mrs. Us. Wood. are In New
York.-The British Royal Museum has con-
'erred gold medal on Richard NJ. Hunt, the
famous New York architect. Carrier
w. e, Barber has been off duty this week
with bad cold and attack OF neuralgia In bis
ACE, substitute s, O. Farr taking his olace-
J. NJ. Allen is at Jacksonville for few DAYS
before leaving for Mlnneapolls.-W Wesley r.
Phillips, formerly clerk in the f. g. M. E.
lere and now of Keene, recentv submitted to
IN operation for appendicitis In tho city hos
,ital In that city. He Is now doing well.-W
4. Chids returned yesterday from the South
lavipg left Mrs. Guilds there.-Mrs. II. b.
Isrkin left Monday for Lincoln, Neb.. where
he was called suddenly by the death of a
liece.-A cable received by Mrs. j. j. Estey
before she left for Atlanta from her children.
fray and his wife and Harry. stated that
hey had rough voyage but arrived safely
lod are all feeling better.-E. K. Perry and
John Il. Tones have been in Boston this
veek.-A. Fl. Watson of New York city and
Conn, has been In town this week
IN Forest and Stream club business.-Myr0n
Davis returned Saturday from Chicopee,
where he spent bis vacation with his brother,
Clara whitman and Annie
iedway left Wednesday for a visit in New
ane.-Mrs. Belle NJ. Hllliard Is visiting her
Woodstock. Bower has returned to |
Pa. Letters from Allie Hubbard
n Southern California, represent him as still
and RAPIDLY gaining flesh.-Mrs.
9. U. Howe Is visiting friends In Boston -
Hiss Mamie Croker has returned from her ,
'isit to Newfane.-Wiiam Whitman is Wis. |,
ting his daughter, Mrs. Kelsey In South
d. 2. Dewitt and Mrs Fred J
tale are spending the week In Springfield. c
fass.-Misses Charlotte and Ruth Moves re- ,
urned Monday from their visit with friends
n Boston.-Emerson Peake, w. +. Root and
l,1J IL. IL. ID
lay at New York whence all sailed for q
S. Mrs. c. w. Bailey has ,
eeu quite seriously Ill this week.-Mr. and
frs. Geo. Baker OF CLEVELAND, Ohio, are at I
he Brooks House for a considerable stay 4
frank Haskins Is housed with a hard cold ,
frank Head has closed his school st Gut
ord and IS home on bis vacation.-Merchsut v
nd Mrs. Geo. II. Clamp have returned from (
heir trip TO Springfield and New York.-Mrs
Terry Messer and Miss Lulu Cressey attend
De concert given by Padere wiski at Spring.
ED. Mass, tonight.-Mrs. w. B. Cabot and
hIidren are at Mrs. K'rkland's for a few r
ays.-H. ii. Hackley has returned from
Jew York.-Pat Shea has resumed his posi-
ion at Durham Bros.-Eugene Rottenburg I
Tho was here as musical director with the 9
'Oodoo company, has recently Joined the .
ar and Tartar company and played bis part
Without rehearsal, receiving the enthusiastic
raise Of the dramatic papers,. e. Newton
ss been here again this week from Fishers
8 land and engaged S. II Barrett 10 go down
5 one of bis farmers. When he gets organ
,ed he will have 30 or 40 people employed
lere.-Mr. Shattuck OF Hadley, Mass. broth
r-ln-law OF q. w. Warner. visited friends
ere this week.-Mrs.. p. r. Connors
nd Miss Hattie Webster viii spend
aster In Boston.-Mrs. A. II. Coombs 10
ute III with messles.-Mrs. J. C.. Haynes OF
oston, is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Eels.-O ven
ooledge visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
q CnnlidDe I'm EelchY;lle- LAST wePk-Miss