The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-10-05
BELLOWS FALLS.
lFron our Regular Correspondent
BELLOWS FALLS, Oct. A, '04

From our Regular Correspondent
BELLOWS FALLS, Oct. 4, '04.
Local Thought and Movement.
The Charestown eleven beat the Below
Falls eleven In u game of football Saturday q
North Walpole.
The F0resters celebrated their second ami
versarX Thursday evening In joyful manner
After cOpious supper the literary program
Of the evening was opened by the presiding
Speeches were made by several members o
the order and the gathering was one long t.
Ike remembered. ~.
e* i u OBrien leaves for Boston this week t.
enter on three years course of study Mt tho
Harvard law school. Mr. O'Brien has beer
4. treasurer of the Wheel club for several years
Sand at special meeting held last Friday even
ing was presented with gold watch and
chain by the club in appreciation of his SER
vices.
John Brosnahan has opened an office in
the Howard block and win devote his time
aud attention to the insurance business.
President +. G. Osgood of the Vermont
christian Endeavor union, has received an
Official notification, to be promulgated mt the
annual meeting of the State union at Newport
this week of the decision changing the l0ca-
ton of the annual convention Of the Interna.
tiOnal United Society of Christian Endeav0r
in 1895, from San Francisco to Boston.
A Runaway.
The horses attached to assidy's hack backed
out of the shed Wednesday evening and start
ad on d run down street. When near the Is
land house they struck the pole that holds the
fire alarm box and rung in an alarm. The fire
companies arrived soon after and found only
am empty hack, the horses having freed them
selves from it.
Obituary.
Miss Lucretia Acott died at her home in
Rockingham Fridry, at the age of 81 years.
She was an aunt of Oscar Alcott of this place.
Her funeral was held Monday Rev Il E Mar
graft officiating.
= PERsONALs.--WillC ongdon of Wallingford
has been in town, the guest of his sister.-Miss
ford, Mass.-C l. Barber and wife and Mrs
James Brown have returned from two
weeks visit in New York state and Green
field, Nlass.-7Miss Sadie Frank is visiting in
Rutland.-Mrs E G Osgood Is visiting in
Bradford.-Henry NJ Kimball has been in
Boston for the past week.-Will Hudson is
now at Keene, n II, at work in furniture
store.-Nliss Marion Pope of Hartford, Conn,
is the guest of Miss Fanny OsgoOd-GeOrge
Morse, of the Vermont Marble company's
office at Proctor, is at home for a short vaca-
1iOn.
CambridgepOrt.-Le Fisher showed us
some ripe Strawberries and blossoms picked
one day last week.-Will Tenney moves this
week to South Windham.-Fred Burwel has
now sold his farm to James Shpman of Bel
lows Falls. The Waite family move back to
Bellows Falls.-Mr. Nichols, road commits
siOner of Grafton, is making considerable re-
pairs on our road in the street by grading
John Taylor is in quite feeble bealth.-F p.
1tedfield, who came here from LacOnia, n. III,
to care for his sister, is now sick with Il fever.
BartOnsville.-Albin Peton and w C
Kenney from Batavia, N Y, visited at M +
Burt's recently.-Miss Julia Rick was called
brOther.-Mrs Sara Lowell of Boston visited
friends here the first of the week.-Lillie and
Minnie Marble are visiting friends in Essex
junction.
West Dummerston.-Dwig Smith. his
wife and son who have been visiting his moth !.
er, Mrs. Willard, have returned to their home ! !
in Dubuque, Iowa. Mr.. Smith is agent for y y
the Standard Oil company, and is very prom {
inent citizen of that city, having held posi- v
tons of trust and was also appointed by the t
Governor of Iowa as one of his aid-de-camp t
OH his staff of officers. Bert Baldwin and wife
from Barre, VT, and Miss Robbins from
Manchester, n. H., are visiting at Earle f. l.
Wizards. Myron and Henry Evans and F. o
Downs are working at the quarry.-AliSs I
Minnie Colburn is teacher in school No. g. il
Miss Belle Leonard from Northfied. Mass. n
is in town.-Nearly every tenement in the t,
village is occupied, and more are coming. n
boarding houses are full. A new dwelling is Z,
keing completed.-L. V. Weed is about to st
move into one of Van Doorn's houses. o
West Townshend.-The Christian En- "
.leavOr convention will be held in the Congre- Il
gational church here Tuesday afternoon and n
evening. Refreshments will be served.-Mr v
and Mrs Goddard have been visiting in Gull \
fOrd.-Frank WaterhOuse and family who =
have occupied the l. w Page tenement for the Il
past ten years have moved to TOwnshend.- II
Quite. serious accident occurred on the 81
morning of the 20 of Sept. When Mrs Jones b
was driving from Windham to this village q,
her horse stumbled and threw her out iniur- ct
ng her quite severely.-Mrs "A Barber who q,
las been visiting at Fort Edward, n Y, has h,
eturned to her sons Mrs Rice and little NJ n,
laughter, from Bratteboro are visiting at i,
= Barbers.-T PBarber has gone to Boston III
o buy his fall goods. fl
MarlbOrO.-JoeI Bulterield and wife are al
way on visit TO Bennngton.-Oran p
iigley is very sick DR. Webster is attending u,
im.-Mr and Mrs Taylor from Feeding Hill III
re visiting friends in town.-Mrs Hannah 10
Winchester and Mrs Clara Ames are both pc
ck.-Mr and Mrs Brainard Prouty from IN IN
pencer, Miss, are visiting at A M prouty's.- Of
! party from Brattleboro were present at II,
ne evening meeting last Sunday by request u III
Miss Billings. Mr. Day took charge of the Ia
netting. m
WardsbOrO.-Miss Maud johnson is
pending few days with her parents, Mr. fa
nd Mrs T f Johnsor.-A rumber from here ga
TENDED the fair at Wilmington the Sd and pit
epOrt good fair.-F j Ellis was with his tn
smiy over Sunday but returned to his work tn
, Sherman Monday.-L X Plumley is work co
~ at the steam mill on South Hill, Jamaica. ST.
-R S Morse and wife are stopping Il few wi
avs in town.-L F johnson remains about ev
he same. He does not get better as fast AS wi
e should like to see him.-Miss Ethel Cush- ag
y of Vernon. is stopping at f r Franklns. so'
ID + PlimptOn and Frank SanbOrn are thu
Opping at ID Pmpton's for a few days. tin
liss Effie Clark is home from BrattlebOro. of
me
W est BrattlebOrO.-The annual meeting bu
the Dramrtic Club will he held at the club tie
DOms Monday, October s at 80 =. NJ. \ de-
Ill attendance is desired. III,
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