The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-06-01
BRATTLEBORO.
At the sign of the Golden Hand.

"A number of our people are planning II
trip to England the coming summer.
A special meeting of the f. & NJ. d. is
be held tomorrow evening at 30 In u. "A.
hall.
after Lord Nelson, has now been changed t
Kipling street.
Miss johanna Ashe received letter las
week announcing the death of her sister a
her home in Ireland.
The Christian Science service and Sun
day school will be held next Sabbath at q
Laurel street at 10 80 a. IN.
Judge George Shea and family sailed last
week Thursday by the Columbia for South
ampton and they will probably be In Europe
have just put fine corrugated steel roof ON J.
III. Stearns' new 'sPine Grove Springs hoteP'
at Spofford lake.
There are nine houses on Organ street
and as "Vet" has sold nine Homer washers
there, he don't see how last weeks inquirer
can expect more.
H. M. Wood has taken the agency for this
section for the insurance of bicycles The
cost is 81 90 per year and if the insured has
his or her wheel stolen the company replace
with one as near as possible to the original.
The hotel keepers about the county report
more calls for accommodations for summer
bOarders than ever before, and they nearly al
expect larger business than usual. 1t is one
of the things of the better days coming fol
Vermont.
From the Bennington Banner: ''The finest
programme we have yet seen in print, in re-
spouse to the suggestions of Dept. Commant J.
er Branch, is that of the Bratteboro High
School," After giving the program the Banner
says: "Such an exhibition by school must be
productive of great good"
--Phiy S. Goulding, son of Col j: II.
Goulding of this place formerly of Rutland,
secretary of civil and military affairs, has re-
ceived the appointment by Gen. Grout from
this district to the Annapolis Naval academy.
Young Goulding is a graduate of the Rutland
high school and is now lat Phillips Andover
academy.
Sheriff Gordon arrested Deputy Sheriff
L. b. Lamson of North Hinsdale, N. H., Sat-
urday night, while he was supposed to be
here on brewery attack intent, for debt of
800 which he owed to Miller & KinsOn, the
harness manufacturers. LamsOn obtained
bail and the case will be heard in the county
court.
j. II. Chamberlain is to receive tomorrow
carload of Vermont horses from Rutland
which he has bought in that town and vicin-
ity and including some choice selections. The
particulars are given in our advertising col
umns. Mr.. Chamberlain sells carload at
Meriden today and another at keene next
Friday.
The State Baptist Sunday schoollconven-
ton opens in the Baptist church Tuesday,
June s., and will continue three days. DR..
Edmund Judson of New York, Revs. Larimer,
A. s. Gumbart and c. n. Spaulding of B0s-
ton, also d. l.. Moody will be present and Mr..
Sankey will have charge of the singing.
Some3OO delegates are expected to be present.
Mail Clerk J. F. Carey has been subbing
on the narrow gauge line part of the week,
taking the place of Mail Clerk Roberts who
has gone on another route. Mr.. Gassets, the
old clerk, returned Saturday from the hOspi-
tai in Boston where he went for treatment
some time ago for heart trouble. He is not
improved, however, but lies very i'll at his
South Londonderry home.
Sherman & JENNIE have taken the local
agency of the New York Underwriters |
Agency for this county. The New York I'm |
derwriters Agency have issued policies in |
the southern and western states and Pacific
coast for more than 30 years and are now es-
tablishing agencies i'm the middle and eastern
states it Is backed by assets of over s7,0O0,-
900 with net surplus of about s250,0O0.
Monday II. b. Haus had just called for his
wife, child and sister at Edmund Carey's and
was driving down Canal street when his
horse, three-year-Old colt, began to kick and
plunge. Fortunately the animal got his foot
over the dasher and was stopped by Ed. Hor-
ton before he had got the purpose of smash
ing things on which he started out accomplish
ed. Mr.. Haus had an ankle sprained in the
scrape and the horses leg was badly cut up.
Miss Josie Walsh, niece of Mrs. David
Leahy of this place and well known TO many
Of our young people, died "Wednesday night
at her home in Ashueot at the age of % years
She had been failing for the past two years
with consumption but was confined TO the bed
but few hours. The funeral services were
held ut Ashuelot saturday morning and the
body was brought here for intermeDt in the
Catholic cemetery, being attended by large
number of relatives and friends.
Luther X. Plummer was released from
Jail saturday, after nearly five months incar- Z
on $500 bail which was furnished I
by family and friends. The action on which
be was jailed was a civil one. brought by J. I
ii -stearns 10 recover the amount he lost by the {
TIRE which he claimed that Plummer set, and :
The bail i only 10 secure his appearance to G
answer that. The criminal action. If any i {
instituted. must be by New Hampshire su- |
ihority. SO far as known nothing has been {
lone.