The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-05-19

IFrem our regular cor sro ,dent.I
BELLOWS FALLS. May, 1S, '9S,

BELLOWS FALLS may 10, 'So'
Local Thought and Movement.
Mrs Julia Mansfield h IS been granted
pension Of SS per month.
Arthur Clough, 16 years OF age.died May
of scarlet fever, complicated with pneumo
MIA. 6w'
Mrs Mechanic body was brought here fe
burial from Bartonsville, Friday. lntermen
at the Catholic cemetery. :.
Denman Thompson's thestre company II
the "Old Homestead" comes CONF so to the oper'
house Monday evening. May 22.
The Bellows kalls band will furnish music
here on Memorial day.
DR. Geo A Williams. prlncipa Of Vermont
Academy will preach at the Baptist church
SUNDAY, and Rev A McGeoree OF Brattleboro
May IS. -,
be delivered at the union Memorial services
In the opera honse Sunday May - Dy rev
FIR Reynolds.
A man named brisbane had three fingers
damned In the calendar rolls OF paper ma
chine Tuesday night.
gang of men on the streets, and Is regarding
several of them. He says it is his intention TO
nut down concrete walks on Henry ana Hap
good streets and possibly in some ether parts
Ut the village. The sewers on the old terrace
and leading to the south primary schooinouse
bay been dug up and the former relaid deeF-
er. A new sewer will be put In on the top of
the terrace, where several new residences
will be built this summer.
The fourth annual meeting of the Connec-
ticut River Valley Intcrscholastic Athletic
Association, embracing the high schools OF
Believe Falls, Windsor and Claremont' VIII
be held at Moody Park on May 10.
A last effort is being made to push the elec-
trio road through to Saxton's River.
Ups SEE.
The fifth meeting of the Black River In
Ion Y Z S will be held at the Baptist
church IN Chester this evening.
A Blaze.
An alarm OF fire was rung IN at 40
"Wednesday morning. 1t proved to be In
twc-,t story building iately erected on Kerry
avenue and used as wood working shop.
The building was owned and the business
conducted br Graves & Dodge. Loss could
not be ascertained; insurance small. the
cause of the fire Is unknown but rumors are
hoat that 1t was incendiary and that an In
vestigation will be made. Loss $1,000 to
$4,000, insured for $4,000.
PERsoNALs:-Miss Maud Brown of st
Johnsbury Is visiting 1t town.-H ID Ryder
attends the teachers institute at Rutland
next week and delivers an address.-Mr ana
Mrs A Ii Fisher have returned from the win. |
ter spent in the south.-Miss Hattie Riley OF
White field visited In town this week.
Saxtons River.-Rev d G Easton of |
Lakeport. N II. preached at the Baptist |
church Sunday.-Mrs John f Alexander ana !
daughter. Miss Anna, are In New York.
Elliot Rawson Osgood. who died recently |
was former resident OF this place.
Vermont Academy.
A pleasant lawn party was held Saturday |
Mt the academy. Miss Davis returned from
Washington Wednesday.-kev D G Easton
OF Lakeport, n Fl, gave short address to the
sunday school In the chapel Sunday.-Jona-
than A Cilley, Jr, A b, now at Harvard Law
scnool gives a lecture IN Fuller hall Monday
evening May p.
CambridgepOrt. - David Stevens has
moved again TO Brattebnro.-The remains OF
Mrs Abram Stevens were brought here for
burial last Sunday.-Will Dunham's OF Per-
sinsville, only child was. brought here for
burial last Friday.-Solon Cushing is at
Windsor as one of the grand jurors.-J G
adOn has been In town for few days look !
ng UP the mail routes In this vicinity.
Bar.Onsvile.-Mr and Mrs z f Judd have |
zone to North Georgia to visit relatives q
diss Brett of ALBANY, N Y, Is guest at :
elisha Hall's.-MIs Hiram Wooley Of Ches- '
err, Is 10 town. n