The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-11-10
Local l..
GOSSIP FROM OTHER TOWNS ABOUT
THE COUNTY.

Athens.--Noah Ball and wife of Orang
Mass, were In town last week.-The churt
and society have received gift of cushion
for the church from the Congregation
| church at Walp0le.-M0nday afternoon pa
Of team horses belonging to Mr. Knowlton
SaXtons River were left alone few momen
when they became uneasy and started on
run from Michael OConnors's down the hi
a distance of about two miles when the
came to a stop In George Smiths barn,
broken axle and few bruises on one OF lt
horses was the only damage. Tuesday {
last week news was received of the serior
illness of Emma Whitney, Youngest danghtt
of Mr. and Mrs Ralph Whltney of this towl
who for several years has been an attendar
at CLEANSING hospital In BrOokllne, Mass, be
mother and a sister went at once but the SKI
of physicians nor loving care of friends coul
not save her and she passed peacefully ava
on Saturday evening. the funeral was o
Wednesday at her former home IN this town
burial In the Valley cemetery. She was
young lady highly respected by all who knew
here as was shown by beautiful floral tribute
contributed by the friends at the hospital.
GuIlfUrd.-Services In Christ church OF
Sunday next at 2 80 p m, with admin'stra
tion OF the Lords supper.-The farm
Thomas Martins known as the Gregory place
nas ue1u solu w E.no. ns thts ,,,onth
VINO taxes possession 1ne iast VI .n,s m rh,o,
Martin VIII nave an auction sa W ~ VIII hi
dreth Is moving from the Willard Weather
head farm to Newfane.-Mtss FANNY Reed Is
at home after few weeks stay In Westheld
The burning out of a chimney at
Houghton.s Wednesday morning caused an
alarm of fire and called out large force OF
men Dul fortunately no uhLnass ar;,,,n, ~
600 VINO mas ior some .'lns p.e ert for nj p
,!acksohVi,,e stage Is oack d. VII ~ ionn.
oquires.-srsnk Jaoos nas sunp IN ,ront If
heeaeu t %h,o oy nIatform scales
EDWIN Weatnerneso remains vedy 1 d,starco
ao'e pelns now au'o " t,uo ~, named
~ pleasanC weatneI.Ia SVu.s r LII o. tho
u.u na run permu Tho ,s rows rnsched M
,aleu DLomn IA, - ., say Jon nu ofnaIe Wor.
eunesuay ,norIiIng VI sue u H at,rnaa hon,e
ien' sun VI Veolse w olu1n. ~ 49, -, ,rnrL
run Conntc.l wne -, nI Lau '.so,,ar rhou.
'oout lnreesweeks aeo u. wiz nu ,S athar onn.
halsm. lnaiaIia. iesei onomeu "n nv T"asJon
ons anu oea.n 1ouu,, h, III niessant
pc was young lnan VI souu l h,o pes sNn,S
ma ool.S."g anu ns pI, a, =. their deen ~.
, lily VI ali WIZ Ane" n''' ~ 'N''' Nf y,
nj. - o,,o of
uuiiaoru Cenoro youus p'on n,,,or
oroad- brook uramee p,ayeu .ne popu 10
rams eh,,teI ae Hcnool's sa, nn 81 ~ VIC
own M NOV "a. ;. was ,u'ioSe ~, " a !"
lahce anu oysteI suopen L piI'sne eio; ~ .nS
1langei Was ~ SWISS Ms, ou'n 'T" ~ tha
Da'e Wolurn u,eu rs u. tnu
lome OF ma la,ner' ueorge W9'uen, lues1as
morning. NOV tn, OF gyphola oysenleiy; ne
vas young man OF good principles and held
D high esteem by his associates. Much sym.
'athy is extended to his bereaved parents -
J L Fuller of Readsbero, psid flying visit to
own last ek.-The first snow of the sea.
on came on Saturday, Nov 4th. 1t fell in
efficient quantity to whiten the ground.
Green River The death of Chas Fetch.
CLOCK. m, was the peaceful ending of
fe study. marked by strength, courage and
anne here from Chesterfield, N Fl, in Sep
'mber, 1871, and drove team for Henry
'ay. In April. 1872 was married to Jane
Wilson, and has resided here since. He was
kind and obliglng neighbor and possessed
re respect OF everyone who knew him. His
neral Will be held Friday at O'Clock, Ellen
life aud daughter TO mourn his loss.
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Grafton.-Thadeus Park was called to
oston last week on account of the sickness
his mother.-J H Putnam has moved to |
elbows Falls.-Mr and Mrs Alden have re- |
rned to their home in Plymouth, N H =
1arles Phelps, Esq, has returned after sew
al weeks absence on trip to the Worlds
lir, California and other places In the west.
Rev q V French has moved to this place
d occupies the Baptist parsonage-A sing
3 school 10 under consideratlon.- rue
velnng OF mrs Cnas Barrett oelng
lngleo, also tne mouse OF Elmer Ciark anu
oarn OF Mrs rneIPs are se.uug new
inges'-Mason Wa'keI mas put sia.e root
10 MS uweilhg, ptopaDv Tug nrsi slate tooi
~ mas ever peeh pun on III ILLS shiase'
r. TT eX m.
..a,o lily , " o 1. VI wesi
aIl,epolo, ~n Piescn =. tne ooDslesa.u .l,s
u III next ouAoay' give u" soou auu'-
ce'
,.. 80. -,
Jelley last good work
re oct 20 az u YVES unnnCneu lIon Ug
tne rlie ~ sla,Ien toward lts maze anu
'ppeu unuer iaI',ng Tree Wnlcn STUCK
ss Ed,tn IKE mas gone 10 worcester ,Ior
Wlnter.-Nuss ava olyles cioseu ner
rd Term OF scnooI 10 ui.tr'ct NO ,ast TT
y.-on me evening OF NOV ~. ~ OF tne
ENDS or MISS Jennie Soepards"n met at
nome 10 ceieprate ner io,n oirthday. sew
: | ,
IN ana an passed peasant evening"
as CnamDerialn mas just PAID Visit 10 ms
Ter. mrs Chas Hescock at Hooslc Fsils,
mrs Jerusna AHen Is at ner 1atner,s, u
les.-Chas Anen Is al WORE Tor l. FERRY,
wing one OF MS teams.-Ihe nrst snow
rm or the season came Saturday but II
'aiIs are being mace on the parsonage
s Celia smith from A'hburnham, Mass, Is
ting at ner 1ather's, Dea Grout.-F
4acEey mas put up sheep stab!e.-Ihe
II now comes at instead of IN, as be-
ELL ID FORESTER wife and daughter have
n on visit to kanro 'ph-John Potter has
horse TO j h lngrahsm M Perry :
raised from 13 sheep % lambs. OF these
has sold 10, the smallest weighing 70 :.
lnds, the largest 100 averaging % and I
.half pounds. which at four cents pound
ught over $57. The other seven he has
It, of these ore that was not owned by the
and did mill | b