The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Must Answer to Charges Of Perjul

Must Answer to Chorgea Of Perjury.
: Lewis tIre and Ills son George of Chester
arrested for perjury committed At the trial o
a suit brought AGAINST the old man Two week.
at hearing last week 10 bonds o 5000 each
The sugar weigher, under the bounty Law
IN the county are: e 3 Clatp at Wood.tock
B B FulIa Lu low; G 4 Huse, Windsor
Chss Lsrkin, Chester Dep0 W H Martin
South b walton; u K Parkhurst. Sharon and
G T P.rsons. Gu tingsville.
Miss Emms RoUK, weaver IN the upper
mtIl At Lu How, had one finger caught In the
gears OF her loom last THURSDAY, and so
years ago she had two fingers taken FROM the
0rner hand in the same manner.
Death Of Norman Paul.
Norman P tul. a successful lawyer of Wood.
stock died Tuesday ~ the home of his brother
Ges W Paul. At the age OF 50 ears, of pneumo-
MIA tie was born In Z 'mtret In 1888: was etu:
Ca, ed In the common schools and academies and
graduated 1t the Burlington University, studied
law at W % stock In Washbu n & Marsn's OF
fee and was admitted to the bar III 1862 He
Immediately began pr ctice at Woodstock and
ever since 1863 ha occupied the same Office. Mr.
Paul Was an Industrious a ID faithful lawyer of
bunlemished personal and professional cnarac
teran prosperous amt suhstanti, i cit zan He
was active In politics and held MANY Offices. He
was elected states attornevin 1876 and \, ate sen
ratio In 1854. H was tie tsurer Of the Windsor
county agricultural society " years was prOmi.
nently connected with the OFT ,uqu-c chez Savings
bank and active In public affairs. He was never
married.
Chester. funeral of Silas j Smith,
b died MONDAY morning, took place Wed. |
ne sda, AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock Henry Post,
q a r. Pscor' ed the body to the grave. Mr. |
Smith was So years old. and formerly COM
mander Ut the post. He WAS man much re-
~'ected In town ard especially the CON-
munity where be lived.-Juhge Henry and
wife spent Sunday at the soldiers home In
'Cadrls' Picnic" was prest nted at the town
hall Wednesday, evening BY the atudents OF
Black R'F,r academy The Philharmonic or
'h' st-s Of IL pieces ACCOMPANIED thsn. I
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North Chester - Silas Smith died Sun.
'hurch Wednesday afternoon. last re-
,on from Arthur Pollard was favorable. a.
hough be Ia -i,ll very sick.-Mr and MS |
[efis Il Bellows Falls we're at o W Fletch. I
RS over Sundsy.-C Whitmore 10 working {
or Mr. VnIlerton.-Mr Seaver Is printing I
nd p .pering At the red house on the co, ner /
ppo-ite the lower bridge.-Ar Waterman's
aint. and Mrs Waermau's bay window Il b
~ Of quite variety OF plants ID full bloom | 4
= Mrs Salter Is heing kept In by q very hard
old Mr.. N U Smith Is suffering from q h
ronch'ai n 'uble and asthma Mss EIvira
'olster is quite sick. - Theodore Ei~ ards
now abe 10 take bis old business OF carry. :
lg the mail from this office, l
Ludlow The students of Black River e
;nirm, gave the operetts ''Cadrt>' Phnic'
Chester Wednesday evening.-L e Howe l.
~ sold hts hou.e and lot on p ea>ant street 4
Pettinrew for $1,000 Percy N GUd.
ird mas gone to PoughKeepsie. N Y. to at.
nd the business college. Prof ID + ADdrus :,
- resigned ss principal of BlacL Il Yer acad. !,
nv. Frank L Bugbee of Hartford will o.
ach the spring t.rm.-Geo Spsffoid, a
rmer resident, recently OF Chester field. N ri
l. moving back and will live IN the bous- a,
Rev " A Bryant on Main street, f
'h'tcomb. who has been at Watertown, N
, several months has returned. v