The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-02

Miller & Kinson moved Monday Into thei
new quarters at "Little 49,"
The next annual encampment of the
g. A Il. will be held here.
-Fishermen are having unusual success Il
catching pike through the ice.
The January number of "The Schoo
Dial" made Its appearance this week.
The selectmen have appointed John G u
vim auditor In place of the late o. A. Mar
ehali.
The Philharmonic orchestra play for
Masonic assembly to be held at Hinsdale TO-
night.
The monthly business meeting Of thu
members OF the Y. M. G. A. will be held q
che rooms Monday evening at o'clock.
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now and avail yourselves of wholesale price
on other periodicals. See clubbing list Il
another column.
The regular meeting of the Ladies' AuxiI
iary will be held next Tuesday afte rnoon q
3 o'clock In the Y. NJ. e A. parlor. Th
paper will be on Egyptian DynAsties by
Mrs. Parry.
-RehearsaIs for the lady MINISTRIES will b,
held very Tuesday and Saturday evenings q
Mrs. o D E.tabrooks' and Thursday after
moons at Miss Cressy's. All are requested tt
attend as often 81 possible.
held at the NJ. thodist church tonight and
presiding elder L l.. Beeman will he present
The annual election Of church officers will
take place at the same time.
Nothing succeeds like success. DR.. Pres.
colt succeeds when many Others fall. Eda-
eatio0, years Of practice and practical exper.
fence Is a great help In any profession. II
your eyes blur or You are subject TO headache
consult him and get permanent relief.-1w
"a II - q.
Green street to Il. X. Chamberlain. Sac
made through May & Crown agency. Mr.
Chamberlain will move Apr. 1st Into the up
stairs tenement now occupied by G. L. Piper.
Bank Teller Leslie Scott will remain 10 The
lower tenement for the present.
Niles Mary Bennett of Worcester, Mass,
and Bert Porter of this place were married
ton tying the knot at his residence. A recep.
tlon wss held at the home of the brides SIS
Ger, Mrs.. 8. r. Levoncher on Birge street.
The bride wss eowned 10 brown serge.
They received number Of useful presents.
Rev. &. A. Hume, . missionary from
India, will speak In the Congregations
church Sunday morpfng and evening. He
will also address the young men at the 7. N
Z. A. rooms Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Hume
Is brig BIT speaker and describes the manners
and customs Of the people of India In very
vivid manner.
Miss Emma Ward OF Sprina6 field, Mass.
formerly oftbis plsce, who was reported 8 few
weeks since to be seriously III 1t the city hos.
pital with q cancer as Il was pronounced by
several physicians is getting along sicely.
The case proves 10 be simply an abcess. She
Is now able to be moved to 81 Adsms street In
ih& city where she will be cared for, for the
present.
A special meeting of the first Universe J.
fst pari.h wss held last Tuesday evening,
and the trustees were instructed nv s uusn-
tmeus vote to extend call 10 Rev. III. ID
Maxwell Of Csisis. Me. Mr.. Maxwell Is q
young man. 90 years old, and q recent grsdu-
ate of Tufts College and divinity school, and
when lsst here signi6ed bis willingness to &C.
cept the call. He viii preach at the church
next Suudsy mOroipz and evening, snd will
prcbssly be settled here BY the fret Of next
month.