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

called on U Ware at his house on Sunda
night and gave Mr. Ware and bis family a Eel
enade by singing a few OF their favOrlle songs
1t was to remind Orrin and family that the
were to leave town on Monday morning b.
the I :45 train. Mr. Newton was also calle'
upon by the Italians, and q few songs reh
dered by them to remind Mr. Newton tina
while at work for the Newton Bros, on tn
big dam they had no reason to complain
They were grateful for the kindness show
them through many months OF work. TWEEN
ty or more left on Monday morning last TO-
their homes In New Y0rk.-A party OF three
from North Adams have been In town NUM-
Ing patridges and other game In the woods
but haven't found game very plenty they say
e K Wheeler has had carpenters at Worb
repairing the old Ivory Blgelow bui dlngs or
the bank OF the Deerfeld river; the tame We
understand will be used by Joseph Allen for
Q fish market.-Work at the Forest and
Stream club house win be done on the inside
this week preparatory to closing the house
for winter.-John Rudd Of Hoosic, N Y. has
been here again the first of the week.-Who
got The gun?' That Is the question now
Chauncey Smith took six horses and colts
to BrattIeboro this week to the Valley fair.
More marriage bells are In the alr.-Fires
have been comfortable In buildings the past
week.-K r Anes takes his old place for q
few weeks at the Vermont House.. He Will
work for VIM Mcclellan one of the firm at the
hotel as Mr. Mcclellan is In quite feeble health
and Is stopping in Brattleboro for the pres
ent.- Quite a number from this town Will at.
tend the Worlds Fair this m0nth.-Mr and
Mrs Leander Titus and their daughter re-
turned to their home In Brooklyn, N Y, Sat.
urday last.-The new house OF Z. A. Willard
Jr. Is fast nearing completiOn.-Work Is
going on at the C G Leonard's new building
at the depot gr0und.-C G Leonard. who has
been confined to his house by sickness for the
SAak k~o vr-AI. D. 3nnk
new potatoes can be bought from the farmers
here 10 town this fall for 90 cents per bushel.
= Some few cases of rheumatism In town.
Work on the big dam has been small for the
past week.
WiIliamsville.-Mrs Sidney Pratt has
moven for the winter from her bone In MARI
boro to that of her son-in-l.w, Geo Field
Lena Morse and Lila Park are attending Miss
Sawycr's school In BrattIeb0ro.- Quarterly
meeting al the Methodist church last Sunday,
presiding Elder Beeman 0fficiating.-Miss
Augusta c Morse died at her home Tuesday
morning, Funeral At the Universalist church
Friday at 10 am.-Mr and Mrs John l. Roess
have returned from their wedding trip and
spent Sunday with her parents and Mrs ia
Morse.
Jamaica VIII Holland and wife Of Wes-
ton. are visiting bis mother and brother here.
Mr. and Mrs Wales willard have returned
from their visit at SaXtons RIver.-W E
their pleasure trip to Schr00n Lake, N Y, and
vicinily.-Earnest Bemis of this place, and
Miss May White of Wardsboro, were united
In mari iage Saturday, Sept % at the Baptist
parsonage In this place. Rev K b Earle of.
fciating.-The picnic at VIM Whites grove
Saturday was q success 10 every wav and all
came back well paid for attending.-Elba Car
pontor rponf fropn horo last FRIDAY IN hla
fathers at Plymouth, where he will pass q
few days before returning to his home at
Gardner, Mass.-WIl Forbes of Saxtons
River school, passed Sunday here with his
DR. George Forbes.-Mr and Mrs W
Medbury Of Norwich, Corr, are passing a few
days here at Mason Howard's.- - NJ Free
man. Mrs VIII Boynton's father OF Boston,
Mass, has joined VIII Boynton aud family at
Boynton's.-Alvin Frost and his
daughter Aurora. are passing a week In Bos'
ton and Maiden, Mass.
Towns bend Quite a party va held at
the nome OF Miss lizzie Gould on the seven
anniversary of her birthday which oc-
Cured last week. Among the presents re-
ceivei was an apron, valued very highly as 1t
the work of y blue sister. 70 years OF age.
Mrs G A Baker sent q boquet of 10 flowers.
In addition to friends from the neighbOyhnod,
from WardsborO and other towns
were present. A social tea was enjoyed and
The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all pres
pnt, especially the hostt ss.-A surprise party
was held at the home of Horace Gale on Mon.
day evening, the recipients of the surprise
being the family Of W Whitney q near neigh
Dor. Mrs Whitney was presented with the
for a nice black dress. with q sum OF
money 10 addition. Refreshments were ser
'ed and the large company present bad q fine
last session of the Sunday school
leld last Sunday, with about fifty In attend
nee. The report Of the secretary Miss Myrtle
Hall, showed That the average ate ndance
or September was %. The school has been
uccessfuIly maintained since the first Sunday
, a.y and many regret that i seems best to
nd son left for their home
n Colorado Springs on Monday, after
few days visit with friends IN this vicinity
Mrs Holbro0k Is q sister of Carl Johnson
rhe death Of Mrs z Simpson occurred on
friday morning, and her funeral was held at
'er late residence on Sunday afternoon, Rev
Hardy oficiating.-Fred Cutler, vino has
from his work at the Waterbury
svlum, is helping In bis brothers store for a
ew weeks.-Wiliie Gage Is under the care of
Or Weston of Newfane, and has indications !
( a fever.-Deacon Chas Willard Ia better in
oddly health and took a short ride on Sun .
sy his disease affects bis mind somswbat.-
frs ID G Wilson and Miss Wilson left on .
for New York city, intending to re-
lrn to Beaufort, S G. a few weeks later.
[rs Ami Howard Spaulding and two daugh-
,rs from Melrose, Mass. are boarding at A A
l. and G base bail team will
lay with the Bondvilles at Jamaica next Sat.
Mr. Mcachsm and wife and Z L
attended the Baptist State conven-
on at Ludlow this week. Z