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

Ssxton's River.--Mrs Henry Davis has
been quite III for the past fortnight but Ia
now improving. -Foster Kimball was taker
suddenly sick Tuesday morning. anu died at
ter only few hours Illness. We extend our
sympathy to the family In their sudden be-
reavment.-Miss Laura, also Miss Fannie
Dutton have been missed from their accus.
toned places for the past two weeks. But or
inquiry we find they have been visiting frlend'
10 and around Boston. They arrived home
last Monday and report very pleasant time
Mrs G II Tower has gone to Sunderland
Mass. to visit her daughter.
Bartons, ille-Laforest, brother of Mar.
tin Lawrence at Stoughton, Mass, Monday
The remains were Inferred here with funeral
services at the Spiritual hall, yesterday.-Mrt
h Parker Churchill and son have arrived at K
Judds. Mr. Churchill Is expected soon.
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WilmingtOn.-ClarkW Wheeler, son OF the
late Daniel Wheeler, who died In Boston and
whose body was brought here for burial Mon.
day night, was young man of good charac-
ter and standing. His funeral was attende d
dist church, aud the interment was In the
family lot near the old home. Two sisters
from Boston and Bennington attended the
funeral-Justice Eli Porter heard on Tues.
day, the case of the town against Miss Helen
Barnard for taxes, S. T Davenport appearing
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plaintiff. Verdict for the town and the case
was appealed to the county court.-The town
Is doing quite job on the highway near the
Spencer turn where the high water and logs
had done much damage.-Geo Wheeler has
been here from Shelburne Falls this week.
e A Willard, jr. bias grad dlhe grounds about
his new home.-Miss Lucy Fox has returned
TO Springfield after pleasan. visit here with
her brother, Albert Fox, and her sister, Mrs
Barnard.-Capt j II Dix, who Ia one of the
oldest residents, celebrated his 9lst birthday
Thursday. He Is In good health and ser ms to
enjoy life as well as ever. - Mrs Esther
Forbes is caring. for her sick sister in Win
chester, where she expects to spend the win.
ter.--The Republicans are looking pleased
again, and we'll they may, for they are the
only ones who seem 10 be SIN IT, this fall. |
Just you wait. gentlemen. until next year and |
then we will try to be with you.-Work on |
the big dam was discontinued on Saturday |
for the winter.-Charles Parmelee has re-
turned from bis visit 10 Vineland. N. J.-OH
Jones and wife are eX oected home in day
or two.-F Z Rays gun kicked at both ends
the other day and as a result Frank has a
lame nose; but be got his game.-Miss Helen
Barnard has gone South for the winter.-Re-
port has It that number of changes are soon
to be made on the railroat.-Mrs Joel Graves
died Tuesday night from stroke OF paraly.
.is and her funeral was held yesterday, Thurs.
Jaw. She was G3, and was respected BY all.
The Bellows cider mill which closed for
me season on Tuesday, has made large ami
ine quality of cider.-The ground ia still
" hite IN spots from last weeks snow squslI.
: William Vogle Is quite III and under the !
ioctor's care.-Gtlbert Morris is at work on
re repairs at the MILL B Chapman of ,
Will begin q series of singing
chools here tonight, Friday, and the dance {
which was postponed last week will be held I
t the town hall tonight Charlie Leonard )
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BUSINESS college.-Some twenty five from u
ere attended the Christian Endeavor meet. ;
1g at Jacksonville, Wednesday night The y
'orest and Stream Club wer, awarded II
ledal for their exhibit OF maple syrup at the 3 )
Worlds Fair. u
West Bra'tleboro GA the 81 of Nov "
nber Miss jennie Goodenough showed to q
'e writer a bunch Of arbulus that was as u
esh and as eXquisitely scented as In May o
he flowers were picked In Brattleboro. o
West Brattleboro has at last singing n,
hool. r.
Chas Barrett Is In poor health. -
The new block has received Its first coat of
INT.
Mrs M C Goodenoueh Is better. II
I M Mather Is constructing a large hen HI HI
use. n,
Tie corr crop Is reported as rather light. ~
Many people from here attended the
orld's Fair last week. NJ c Robbins at the
WI hall Saturday and pronounce it very
cd. jts
John Cooper Is feeling well over the pros te,
ct of an Inheritance of several thousand CO
liars by the death Of maiden aunt. TT
Misses Anna Grout an Suran Clark are at al
,ding tine Woman's Board of Missions at or
rtland. Me. 10
P Goodenough left Wednesday to spend sol
winter In the south.