The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-10-05

son TO we learn TO move TO w eStmOreland,
II, where he is going to blacksmithing.-Wn
II Rugg of Perkinsyile preached at the Bap
fist church last Sabbath.-The NJ T. Sabbath
school have basket picnic in the grove Sat
urday the Baptist school join them and per
haps others. Mrs Henry Shanks has beer
visiting with friends in Marlboro, N II, fol
the past week. Mrs DR. Marden of WOrces.
ter was here last week and attended our fair
| Ernest Burdett and bride from Massachrl.
sets visited with Mrs Boynton few DAYS
last week.-The fair at Bondville though adj
iourned had pleasant day and quite good
number from this place attended.-Our car
penters, Shanks and Pierce after completing
j G Martins work. go next week to Weston
Island where they are to, put upa tin shop
| coming down the hill by the Thompsonburg
cider mill one rein broke and the horse ran,
finally Mr. Douglass jumped thinking to catch
the bit but missed, then the hind wheel gave
way letting the axle into the dirt. Then the
wife jumped and the horse was caught, all
without serious injury.-Another accident at
the depot Joseph Cummings while going up
the village hill with Mrs Howe the horse ran
back and tipped them out without materially
injuring anyone. auction last Saturday
were quite well attended.-Cow and horse
lost last week and horse blanket found
George johnson while playing with revolv-
er accidentally put one ball through his foot
-Lucina Aldrich who has been nearly help
less for long time we are sorry to say is no
better and we are glad she has the best care.
Fired Vale took Il drove of lambs to Ches-
ter to car last Tuesday.-We see Fred Bur-
bee out with nice tive-year-old colt and
good one which Fred knows how to care for
and drive well.
Windham.-MrsC } Harris has gone to
reside with her parents in East Douglass,
Mass. Her husband has gone to resume his
studies at the Theological Seminary, Me-
Rev Mr. Chandler of Charlestown, n III, oc-
cupied the pulpit here last Sabbath.-Mrs De
Kraft and family iwho have been spending
the summer here have returned to their home
in Philadelphia.-Mr and Mrs Edgar Butler
of Jamaica were in town over Sunday.
WestminSter.-Deaco S Stafford of
Detroit, Mich, is in town.-Miss Hattie
Wright is in New Haven, Ct, teaching.-Dr
Asa Davis of New York, has been stopping
in tOwn.-Mrs Nora Partridge went to New
York yesterday on vist.-The Fortnightly
club held their annual meeting at the resi-
Miss Alma Fisher was chosen president and
Miss S Lizzie Hills, secretary.-The annual
meeting of the Social Library association was
held on Monday. Rev f Barnard was elect
ed president; A Willard. vice presidents
Mrs A G Banks, secretary and treasurer and
librarian The reports showed most pros
peoous condition of the library. Misses Alma
Fisher, Hattie Wright and Susie Kellogg were
chosen committee to select and purchase
books.
Westminster West.-Elven Houghton |
las been at home for short time.-Roy Cook |
'pent a few days in Bratteboro last week.-E |
D GOrham came up from Boston last week to
attend the valley fair.-John Hitchcock and
Snifl, i,,n ino Hbo 10 In,
places about town.-Listen for wedding bells.
Miss Julia Miller has gone back to New
Iork.-Miss Eliza Ranney is visiting at Alon-
20 Coddings' b Cutting and wife leave
his week for Kalamazoo, Mich, where they
re to spend some time with relatives.-Miss
pending few days with her aunt in West
'rattlebOro.-Mrs Caroline Wilcox has re-
urned to her home in New York city.-Chas
ianney and wife of SaXtons River, were in
own Sunday.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Dunklee spent
unday at Joseph ltvossiard's farm.-Town
.ep George III Hubbsffu ard. Senator M
iced with his son Ernest a student of Brattle-
orc high school who received the appoint
lent of messenger boy in the house left for
Iontpelier last Tuesday. We feel certain
nat these gentlemen so well known through
he county will be credit to both the town
nd couhty.-Mrs III Leager formerly Al
1ea Johnson, daughter OF lnomas johnson,
Tho died here many years ago. after an alb
ence of 30 years is visiting her old home and
riends. She married John Leager of New
'ork state and now resides in Gilman, Ia
lrs Lucy Slate of South Omaha, Neb, is Wis
ing friends here and expects to spend the
inter east.-Miss Hattie Lee is visiting in
pringfield, Mass.-W Warren French is at his {
Id home for a Week.-Mrs. M A Crouch and ]
hrs Herrick are among the guests in town.
lrs A Withheld has returned from Danvers, '
Wood died in jackson, Mich, I
st week of typhoid fever. He formerly re-
ded here and was the son of the late Ros- q
ell Wood. He was 81 years of age, wife,
ne sister, Mrs Forbes of Canton. n Y, and a
rother, Eugene of Camden, N J, survive
im.-Leslie Streeter is at NJ / Reeds during
Is absence.-Willis & Pettee has sold their
3 crop of tobacco for u cents per pound ole.
Fights. are out for the marriage of
Tyler of this town formerly, to Miss