The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-02-02
CHEsHIRE COUNTY, N. n.

Observation-Disclosures at the towr
hall by the Hiusdae Dramatic club, was very
finely given aud greeted with good house
1t ia good play and must meet with success
wherever presented by the excellent tsen,
representing 1t here this week. being easy
fectly natural. The ladies served fine sup
per which neltxd them some Sl5.-Momoler
the African prtnce, gave very interesting
lecture Tuesday evening at the Congregations
church. which was well filed, giving descrip-
lions OF his peoDie. their manners and Gus.
toms. m .nufsc' urers, etc. He Will return to
bis native home next month, but will come to
America later to finish bis lecture tour. He
was much pleased to receive letter, while
here. from Mrs Bailey, who was bis teacher
for four years In seminary In town Mr.
Miller from Bangor Theological Seminary, is
| spending bis vacation with bis friend, Rev G
Sinnett, and preached at the Congreg atom
al church Sunday evening.-Dr and Mrs Ran
dali have been with their daughters In Brat.
tleboro for several weeks and the house seems
very dreary.-B c Thatcher was thrown
from = high load of freight while coming
from Keeue, striking on bis head and render
Ing him unconscious for several hours, but
Ia all right now. The wo der is that he was
not killed, as he struck solid ice and frozen
wheels passing on either side, leaving but
slight bruises.
Hicsdale.-The greatest snow storm Of
the season so far. on Monday night and Tues.
day.-Mr and Mrs Myron Minis spent Sat.
and Mrs David Nims, High street. THE N E
church was closed on Sunday morning the
pastor F Il Tyler being Ill. The usual wor.
shippers came &c the Congregational church,
making full house.-Hinsdale contributed
Is TO the audience in Winchester on Tuesday
~ A 7 5.
lecture on IA Dream Of Tomorrow.'-They
were taken over In three large sleighs belong.
Ing respectively to G A Holland, g P Slate,
and o 81 Higgins W ison Billings who has
recently lett the Hsile h Frost mill to work
on the farm of w N Pike was run Into the
otberd.y by . snow plough engine. at the
railroad crossing In the south part OF the
tewn. while driving with . load OF wood
The sled was considerably injured. but strange
to say neither Mr. Billings nor the horses we're
burt M l. Leach has recently employed Z
W Weymouth as carriage trimmer.-P F
Cole has received an offer of $50 for bis four
legged ben, and refused It, 30 he says.-Aiss
day to work IN the wooden mile there tempor-
srily, while work here ia dul.-Hanna alb
Murphy has accepted position to work 10
the hotel 1t Erving, Mass.-Mrs Rose Dudey
is at home having closed her engagement %
nurse at Brattlehor0. her patient having re-
this week with neuralgia There 10 petition
In circulation. asking that the high school
have but one session daily.-Mrs John O'Brien
River street. hiss had touch of the grip,s but
Ia now recovering.-Mrs Bridget Mccormick
has been down with grip FOR a week or two
past so also has Der mother Mrs Glavin. both
are recovering.-Georgianna and John Scott
Invited q party OF young friends to spend
Wednesday evening With them Miss Lamb.
kin from Emerson's school of Oratory. Ros.
ton, will give q reading at town haII Fat-
ruary 6, under the auspices of the s c f.