The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-01
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FELLOWS FALLS, Aug 81, W.

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IFrom our regular correspondent,l
FELLOWS FALLS, Aug 81, 9S.
Vince. Club News.
The Mt Kilburn wheel club expect TO D.
settled In their new QUARTERS In the Wlisol
block. . :tober l. They will occupy the en-
probably the finest rooms OF any wheei clu'
in the safe.
The thief who took Head's horse and car
rage at Chester was caught In keene Ias
week. He proves to be John Davis VIM
lives near Chester and who formerly workee
for Head. He claims that he took the tean
for wages owed him bysHeald and which N
could not collect.
The village schools begin Sept IL. I'm.
new ter cbers are Miss Lucy A Danie!s:
graduate Of the Vermont Academy and MIS-
MARY l Goodrich, graduate OF Smith co
Iege 93, who IL the new assistant In the ne
school and Miss Emma Morgan ana MIS- MIS-
Anna Kettle, who formerly Il ught mere. In
location of some of the schools have beer
CHAR ged. New seats of the most improved
pattern have cen placed In the high schoo
room, aud the old floors have been replaces
by new ones. All Of the school bullding
have been repaired.
Court Business.
Thursday of last week w Fl Slmonds wal
fined $5 and cost for being Intoxicated.
The concluding hearing Is being bsld be-
fore ex-Gov. Dillingham;, master, In me case y
of Starks Edson v. VIM A Hall Dill u
equity regarding clsimed violation OF con
tract, In the manufacture Of fire PROOF paint
Society.
Announcement has been made OF the mar
rage of A II Switzer and Miss Belle WHIT
man at the Universalist church, wednesday
pleasant wedding at North Walpole
Tuesday was that Of Chas. Coffee ana bliss
Julia Mack.
given Monday evening III the square II the
weather Is favorable,
The union conference of Congregational
churches will meet In Bellows FAILS, sept IL
Rev Ellsworth Fullerton will sp eaklat Law.
renee Mills, Wednesday evening at 7 :3O
Local Thought and Movement.
Derby e. Balps snath shop starts up again
Sept l.
Corporation taxes must be paid on or be-
fore Sept s, to save discount.
Accidents.
Two accidents occurred recently at the
Fall Mountain mills. Tom Usher fell down q
flight of stairs at broke bis collar bone,
Patrick Brickley fell down ladder Sunday
and was quite seriously injured
BITs.-A large number of Bellows Falls
people attended the race at Lake Sunapee,
81, Tuesday and Wednesday OF last week
John c Spring has force OF SIX men en-
ployed on the masonry Of Bonds new manu-
factory at Charlestown.-A delegation from
here attended the ClaremOnt Junction camp
meeting Sunday The North Walpole schools
comm, nee Sept with the same teachers.-
James H Williams, Joshua II Webb, Jonn
Williams and Geo Fl Babbitt attended the
Episcopal convention at Burlington this week
"A number of the employees of the Fltct-
burg road at keene were discharged this
week.-A F Sparrow and W F Hobson re.
turne Saturday from ten days hsbing trip.
PERsoNALs.-Mr. W Osgood and family
are at the Worlds Fair.-Mr and Mrs Henry
l. Sader from Providence, |, were In town
over Sundsy.-Miss Lillian Curran OF Holy.
Oke IL at Dennis Flavin's.-Wiil brisbane OF
Bratileboro was In town this Week.-Mrs.
Gertrude Hayes has returned from her west
ern trip Rix returned from Rutland
Tuesday.-Nrs NJ Alirich and daughter
Edna. are visiting in Swanzey. N H.-Mr and
chusetts.-D L Griggs Of Bratteboro was in
town ednesday.-Nat Smith left TOR the
Worlds Fair Monday-Mrs Fred johnson
and son Clyde Lincoln returned to their home
in Boston Saturday after several weeks VS.
1t In town.
Saxton's River. Mrs Gordon and daugt
ter Carrie, from Lynn, Mass, are visiting at
VIM II Cory's.-MrsCurtis and children from
Baltimore. Md, has been staying at l. on
MayO's for the past week.-Charl'e Blake Is
at home IN vacation for few weeks.-Mrs
DugaIn of Cambridgeport. formerly OF this
place, had shock on Tue sday night. Size is
very low 1T present but hopes are entertained |
that she will recover.-Mss Bernice White OF |
Bratileboro, was visiting friends In town this
week.-Misses frankie and Cora Pratt OF
Bennington. was at Mrs Pratts last week -
Mrs Ransom Smith met With quite an acc!-
dent while vi iting in Boston last week. She
fell while stepping from car and was thrown
heavily 10 the pavement. She was picked I'D
insen ms be and carried into drug store rear
by. Her son Walter was pas Ing and on dis
covering 1t was his mother, she was removed |
to lis re ON on fremont street. Her face was
badly bruised, but she was able 10 come home
on Saturday.
Vermont Academy.
The teachers for the coming year ere a:
Principal, Geo A Williams, Ph D; lady prin-
cipal, Anna Cummings, A NJ, Literature; l.
Chas Roux, A NJ. FreLch; Katherine Nor
ton, piano; VIII r Howard, s, mathema-
tics; Z .ward El'ery, A NJ, sciences; 1t Geo
tics; Abbie L Baldwin, English and history:
Catherine Robinson, painting and drawing;
Charlotte Harrington, A B, German and Lat
in; Chsrles T Stow, A B, Latin and Greek;
Grace Conan, A B, elocution and ply steal
culture; Caroline E Lacey, We cal music; Mrs
Edward Ellery, librarian. The prospect Is
good for full attendance.
Cambridgeport David Young and fam.
ily OF BrattlebOro have been visiting here
with bis father and sister, Mrs r Marsh.-A
number of our young men have found en-
pioyme Mt IN the corn canning fac;0ry.-Mr
Sandt rs of TOwnshend has commenced work
for the Pierce brothers on their new house,
Mis- Archie Dugan Is suffering from very
severe stroke Of paralysis. and Is at this writ.
has sold BIZ grocery business TO Will Glynn.
Mr. Glynn has bad experience In the business
with Gly mn 4 Co at Saxtons River, and we
" ish him much success. II
Gullford.-Mr aud Mrs G + Morse are
v'siting friends In Springfield, Hartford and
New Britain.
Soul Windham. Geo Donley of Athol, ,
Mace, 10 the guest of bis sister, Mrs Elias
Bttsey Pierce is In Sandgate.
Pu.nev.-Miss Ellen Clark Of Keenc, was
he guest of Mi Grace Cobb last week.-Mrs. {
Geo Merrl and her two sons Of South Fran !
ngham. are visiting her mother, Mrs Leroy ,
Pierce.-Mrs Chandler Clark and Miss Ejitb
smith have been to camp meeting at Clare
mont Mr. Martin Sleeper bad two of his 4
noon; also the cupoia on The new Pierce barn i
was struck doing quite q little damage. the .
} DIT LOi, Z ih' ough 10 The ground.-M!s ID N i
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