The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-03-17
BRATTLEBORO.

No services will be held In the Unitarian
church Sunday.
Gov. and Mrs. L. X. Fuller returned
home Friday from their western trip.
Rev. Mr.. Goodrich OF Caremont. N. H..
preached In the Episcopal church Sunday.
Ralph Reed furnishes music for the IT.
dian club drill at the Y. M. c. A. parlors
every Thursday evening.
f. r. Hescock cut a deep cash into his
leg Wednesday while at his work at EStey
shops, and 1t will lay him up for few days.
The traffic managers of the several rail-
roads bad meeting at Springfield, Wednes-
day and decided tn put on their White Noun
tain trains June p and take them off Sept. 30.
George Dlnyeau has this week put bis
rooms on Elliot street through course of
alterations, repainting and repairing. also
adding handsome new pool table. He has
his barber chair now In and ready for busl.
ness.
There Is a very dangerous place on the
west side of the Birge street iron bridge
which should be Immediately attended to. A
mis- sep here would cauge serious injury If not
ioss of life.
While Mrs. Joseph Perry was out driving
one day last week her horse stumbled and fell
on Main street, overturnipg the sleigh and
badly smashing It; but fortunately Mrs Perry
escaped injury.
The display OF new spring goods at 0. j.
Praii's is something marvellous. Elegant
dress goods. dainty silks and trimmings and
a perfect bewillerment of spring garments
for ladies'. Misses and children, all waiting to
be inspected.
Miss Mary f. wilkins play, "Gies
Corey. Yeoman," is to be published immedi-
aiely In book form by the Harpers. Miss
Wilkins has written a new story called "Bet-
sey Somerset" and will soon appear In the
Bazaar.
A 0 o'clock mass was held In st Mich
aeI's Roman Catholic church this morning In
honor of the feast of st. Patrick. This ever
ing the children of St. Michaers school give
their entertainment and dance will be held
at the town hall. A large party from Bellows
Falls will attend the entertainment.
"A new club of - young men has been
formed In town. They held their first meet
ing wednesday evening In Hooker Block
where they bave rented rooms. The officers
chosen were: Pre- sldent. Clarence Stlckney;
secretary and treasurer, Leon Lamb; and the
club committee consists of Arthur STABLES,
Edgar Blanchard aud joseph Amidon. Their |
next meeting VIII be beld Thursday March 90
when the final arrangements Will be made.
II. II. Hackey, OF the firm CT Hackley & |
Moran. left Monday for New York City to |
take course OF study in the New York col /
lege of embalming under Prof. Renousrd, |
who Is endorsed bv the National Unieriaker's
Association as the best demonstration of the |
underiaker's art 10 the country. The firm
have made many changes and improvements
In their store, and are rapidly disposing of
the stock purchased of q. 3. Kirwin. to make
room for new goods which are now arriving
daily. They intend TO have entire new stock
for spring trade.
-Ouite an exciting incident occurred ut
south Highland Avenue this week. George
Knowlton was about 70 move 10 ;. A. Smiths
farm in Marlboro 10 remain during the sugar
ing season. and had Just started with a load
OF furniture. when the team slowed around,
sud horses, furniture and all rolled down the
embs, kmenf. Ore of the horses was quite
badly brui-ed and cur, the furniture smashed,
and Mrs. knowl On who was riding on the
load, escaped injury by falling into the srms
1f her husband who was walking beside the
DAD, Just a. it was going to tail. VI