The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-29

Mrs C)ra Hubbard Iisdale are stopping with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs J c Hubbard
Fred Waite's steam power ard 3 large force
| Of men filed Chas Spaulding's siio IN about
corn in Its finest conditi0n.-Mr and Mrs
COBB Of Chesterfield House, returned from
their trip to Connecticut last Saturday. The
trip to Chicago comes next after Brattleboro
fair.-"Uncle George" Thwing completed bis
SIst year Sept 80. He Is In good health.
weighing over 200, and might easily pass
for q we'll preserved gentleman of 60 years.
A large proportion of our people are on the
''hoarse list" and many are "hoarse as q
crow"
West Chesterfeld.-A verv pretty Sep.
TENDER wedding took place Monday At the
residence Of Ira ID Farr, when Charles G
Warwick of Putney was married to Blanche
4 Blood, the ceremony was performed at 10
o'clock by Rev 5lnnet OF the Congrega-
tional church, only Mr. and Mrs Warwick and
younger son. and the brides brother, Fred.
and very intimate friend, Mamie Clark Of
Springfield. Mass, being present. The house
was prettily decorated with flowers. The
bride was gowned In q blue silk trimmed
with lace and she looked very charming. Al
ter refreshments of cake and coffee Mr. aad
Mrs Warwick took the train for a short trip
to Boston and other places. They will make
their home in Putney.
Hinsdals John Harmon, formerly of this
place. employed at Merriman & Tiiden's and
lately In Lowell. Mass, has been visiting his
brother. Thos Hannon.-C j Amidon 4 sons
mill started up Monday after g two weeks va
cation :-Mrs T Conner Of Keene aud Mrs Fitz.
patrick Of Natick were at Patrick Conway's the
past week.-Wallace Bailey has had his house
and barn painted. K Merchor Is doing the work.
John Smith has be.n working at + II Fuller's
store during George Perry's aDsence.-Ars G F
wilder and little son Robert, have gone to St
Johns, N B, where Mr. Wilder is empioyed.-F
A Chapel, who was called to Boston Monday,
reported.-B Gregware. who occupied The tene-
mentin 8 A Esten's house, moved to Brattleboro
Thursday vii! R Howe. and friend. Mr. Dunn
Ter was born to Mr. and Mrs David owen on the
1oth.-The grading in front of tina high school
house Ia SO far completed on one side as to give
an idea OF the fine appearances 1t will make
the Greenf Id fair last week.-T f Cunning
ham, OF th, firm of Cunningham & O'Brien. was
In town tho past week making his friends a Wis
Halle 4 Frost mill started up Monday
after seven weeks vacatun.-W Jack Leonard,
the artist, has been scjourning lateiy at Hamp:
ton Beach.-E s Robinson and family moved
their household good, to Brattleboro this week.
having purchased q new house there.-AlI the
stores were closed We inesiay afte rnoop owing
TO the death of Geo w Holland .-Druggist + II
Jones was highly pleased with the Worlds
Fair. He ex pi0red the exhibition proper. saw
the Midway PiaisaDce from end to end, and
took q turn In the great Ferris wheel.-Drugglst
H 4 Rice OF the lower store, has Leen Wishing
brother this week in Claremont, who is su-
of the water works there Law
renee Hooker, son OF j ID Hooker of Los
Angeles. Cal, is spending a few days with his
uncle, A C Hooker, prior to entering Yale col.
Beland has hired the house opposite
he High school, owned by c e Kenson. Young
md wife will keen house for him.-Jas O'Brien
md wife we're In Boston the past w~eek.-leon b
Merritt Is visiting friends In Putney Niles
Nary R Merritt is at home again.-O HIGGINS
osl q valuabe livery horse Sunday night, Il
laying died of of the bowels.
Death Of Mrs Hattie Lyman.
Word was received here Saturday of the
Lyman kinney. wife Of " G kinney. Mrs
Kinney was for II years associate principal OF
he Hinsdale high school and was married two
,ears ago. She was a woman of much cultiva-
ion and refinement, and the news viii be q
treat shock to ner many friends. The body
Will be brought to Winches er Wednesday for
burial.