The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-01

Stratton. Charlie and Hattie johnson
Vernon are ut q Lsckey's.-The 80 da
during which discount was allowed on tax
expired Tuesday the 20.h, 1893 The ros
machine is at work agsin.-Forty friends
Putnam's wife gathered at their home
r the night OF the l3ih to celebrate the 42d Al
nt7ersary OF their wedding. Valuable pre-
ents aud quite sum OF money were left
tokens CT esteem.-Mrs Fairbanks and tw
children from Hoosic Falls, N Y, are visilin
relatives In t0wn.-Ail are invited TO atten
Sunday school on the Sd, a. the pastor wi
make an extra effort TO have exercises inter
esting,-E W Cummings and fam ~ have Iei
t0wn.-M Perry has purchased a horse O
w R'msdell.-It Is rare good fortune to IN
owners OF meal when those who find It lat
at night leave II In the owners barn.-O /
Allen and wife have been to Proct0r.-Mr
Caroline Forester 70 visiting In Brattleboro
Miles Minnie Lsckey returned to Orange
MASS, on the 10Th, and Hattie johnson re
turned home the same day.-Samuel Spruc,
has finished work at the lime kiln and hal
gone to work for Tudor Bros.--Miss Nettit
Pike has closed her school to attend the camr
meeting At Waterbury.-Mrs d Sheperdsor
is visiting her daughter and sister at Hoosit
Falls, VI d Styles hss improved biz
ing logs for B l. Der y,who with Chas Cham.
berIain TO help him 10 drawing out the bark
on N + Perry's lot.--Mr and Mrs d STYLES
have gone to Arlington for few days.-Mrs
Sarah Pike Of NorthbrldQe II at A Pike's.-
Mr. Baldwin Is at NJ F Perry's again.
Londonderry.-Miss Maria Lowe Of
Chester has been employed to teach the vii
lage school; Miss Cassie Brooks teaches on
Stowell Hill; Mrs Addie Allen In the TarbeIl
district, and Mrs Hattie Holden In be Holden
district.-Miss Maud Benson of Cambridge,
Mass, is visiting friends In town.-Roliie
Shattuck soon goes to Boston, where be has a
position with his uncle.-Rev and Mrs w r
Curtis are visiting friends In Windham.-Mrs
M A Lsrrabee Is visiting friends In BennIng.
ton.-Dr l. 8 Arnold is In New York this
week with pa,ieHt.-Gustavus Reed Is very
LOVE- W Arnold of Bellows Fails is visit.
Ing relatives In t0wn.-Rev A j Cardall COM
pletes his labors with the Universalist society
Of this place next Sunday.-Mrs P r Hall IL
visiting friends In R'chford, VT W Har-
ringtoD, formerly of this place, but now of
Boston. Is visiting friends in town.-Mrs
Newman. who has been quite low for some
time, died Wednesday morning.
Walt, who lately passed bis ninety -sighth
birthday, Is In very poor health and may not
survive long.-Miss Cassie Brooks is visiting
frierds in Ludlow.
South ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jaquith
stop here with frlends.-The party which at
tended the Claremont camp meeting returned
Baker and wife from Marlboro
IL. are stopping with her sister, Mrs White
as are also Mr. and Mrs Weeks from Grafton.
-Geo Cressy and sister were In town this
week.-Harry Pierce from Winchendon, N
H, is here on vlsit.-Mrs Eames from Call.
fornis, who has been visiting her cousins,
Mr. and Mrs Collins, left Wednesday for
New Hampshire.-The West River News
printing press was removed Monday to the
Ginger Publishing house at Jamaica.-L o |
Wilbur. Josiah Pierce and Oscar Pease have
each taken boys on trial.-Florence Farwel
and Annie Smith have gone to visit their
aunt at Newfane.-Tim Harrington, who |
ping In town.-Saturday, slight ripple OF |
excitement pervaded the town by rumors of |
war on hat day on Winhal river and Mon.
lay goodly numb'r visited the scene of |
,trife but all was quiet.-The up train to
brought well dressed man OF so
years or over who after waiting until II |
o'clock broke into the station agents barn,
lrove out the back way causing the dog to
bark waking the agent who dressed and went
INT saw his team and grabbed for It but
missed 1t and the fellow drove off. The agent
hen started the hired man with a neighbor
IN the trail which, though dark, was easily
ollowed, by one axle being sprung causing
ne WHEEL s ~ .aSe u snaken t. tIack, Iney
raceo MN 70 me huntley MT IN thls Town
DDS back in the woods aud with the help of
Constable Yearley secured their man who
'fOved to be G r Young who has been
trongly suspici0ned of completely 10 these
liner morse steaIng cases. he was promptly
eturnen 20 Manclestel Wnele ne .as nouho
w VT III pow oonus anu 'aAen " huntington
siI.
pent several weeks az r nootnDay MMaroor, NE,
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rieau, mno s1S years 40 h msys prsc.'e
= much d.m,@o Tha streams ware h;ehar
ian Al snv nrevious lima since The snrioo !
eshet ana tho rooas wh,ch had heen rs,
Trad ars about q . rad In manr nloces a. no.
re. whIIe the wind blew down trees and !
listed md iossed Tho Inns ~ the ,rm,t
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