The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-09

Q Rev. 8 M. Crothers, formerly pastor O
tn Unitarian church here, resigned his pas
, torate at the 81. Paul, MIMI. Unitarian
church. and has accepted charge OF tht
! also one OF the several clergymen who spend'
six weeks In Harvard university. He begins
bis duties there Immediately.
Mile Brazzi Mrs. e. r. Prstt) was en-
gagged 10 give few representations of Ham
LETT and IL. Favor,t,e" at Rennes. the capt.
tai OF Brittany. Shr made her frat appear.
ance Jan, % ~ the Queen In "Hamlet," and
twice After the duet with Hamlet In the third
act, and Afro . big recall after the curtain
ven' down st the finish Of the opera.
Officer Mcclure received . dispatch Tues
day night to examine some trsmps In the
lookup here. with the idea that they might be
the Chester burglars. But he found that they
did not stop where Il was supposed, at North
Wapole. the night before, and though Nc
Clure had an idea that they might be the men,
the Ludlow sheriff would not come down to
see because hs crud not identify them. So
Mcclure iet them 20.
Col. X. Haskins and judge l.. N. Reed OF
Bellows Falls are In Boston tor q meeting to-
Gay Of the boundary line commissioners of
this'state New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
1t 10 hoped That they can reach q conclusion
today. The line IS run by Prof. Barber of
Middlebury, straight from point to point, Is
the one the Vermonters want, but the Msssa-
lore BY It and want to stick to the line of oc-
cupation, which would be a zig-zsg all the
way.
u. P. Ellis, who skipped out Of town
about year ago leaving many debts behind,
has Just left Providence, r l., also and his
creditors are anxi0usly looking for him. He
went there not long ago, fitted up 10 grand
style saying be was going to start 10 business.
Toe merchants there gave him credit and
finally accepted worthless checks drawn on .
New Haven bank. The checks were pre-
tested and the dealers we're compelled to re.
turn the amounts of money received on Ellis |
worthless paper.
One Of those railroad accidents which are |
apt to end In the worst results occurred Wed. |
nesday morning 10 the evil train about mile |
this side of Putney. The tire of the rear drive
Of the Boston and Maine equipment, broke,
owing probably to some concealed air bubble
In the casting, and instantly every spoke In
the wheel was smashed and the tire few off
Into the lot, knocking fence down IN the
way. The train was going at high rate OF
would have lifted the engine of the track and
piled the cars up on top of each other, with
The death and manning so often reported
from such accidents, which come most fire.
4uently as warm weather succeeds cold. But
40 further damage was done IN this case; the
engine did not even leave the track. The
morning freight train was set of at Putney
Ind the engine brought the owl down, reach.
ng here about 8 80 .. N. ID
Sensational reports about the death In I
London last November Of Annie Pixley or
Mrs. Robert Fulford, the actress ana niece Of
Judge Geo. Shea, have appeared In the New
'rk papers this week. They appear to
ome from her family and their lawyers. and 4
re to the effect that there IL suspicion of her {
ions about my sterious powders" being af- =
to her. the imputations seem to =
70 against her husband, Mr.. Fulford and v
er msid. Joyce by name, The ground for v
he charges 70 far as yet appears, though the I,
myers say there are more, Is that Mrs. Full v
o'hing to her family, which consists of q q,
lotner, two atsters 81 two brothers. and d
lat she told them before she went to EC- v
,pe that she should provide for them. men, 9,
nntng and afterwards writing about 1t, one g,
10000 property that was to be theirs. d
ssion indignantly scout the story, declare
at Mr.. Fulford 10 30 fine man as to render r,
ch hints against him int0IerabIe. They say :,
at Mr.. and Mrs. Fulford always intendt d y.
at the money which they had made toeeth T.; =,
should 60 to the survivor and that both ~ ~
~ uh0o Wlu6 III 1ovOT VI 0dCu OL0tEs a.,
There never was more afectionsts, more -!
voted more happy Married couple 10 the y
eatrical profession than Mr.. Fulford and 'a
. wife. There was never breath of scan.
against either Of tbem." The death of n.
r son, the only child Mfr. and Mrs. Fuiford a,
d, was severe blow to them. and the nc. fr
$50 Lever fully recovered from tbs shock. n,
d she had gone to Europe, health seeking, ev
len death overlook her. n
You can find Suetene at Barnes market. wi
Fresh Saratoga chips at Pullen Bros, ~ b.
Its per lb.-adv. tn
Charles Rock of Ludlow, was leading his ev
y 10 water last Wednesday morning, when nll
OF barked At The animal md .he tossed her ag
I'd. one horn striking Mr. Rock just above OF
"hin.going through the flesh and breaking ns
) " hone. :7L6 er
II H.rvev of Taftsville. went to his barn on
morning last week aud found the stall of CO
sluaoIe colt partly demolished and the colt %
h bad cash 10 bis neck. which nearly OF
cred the juyular vein. sul