The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-06-29

day while jumping.
# A special sale of untrimmed hats ut 3
cents ut Mrs. VIM. Russell's.
= &C. b. Ford had II good sale of horses Sat
% urday, disposing of Is ut very good prices.
Gov. Fuller Is to preside ut the nationa
: convention Of good roads association Mt AS
4 bury Park, N. D., July ~.
j. l.. Howard, is in Rutland this weel
0 introducing the new groved system OF writ
i ing which Is proving such Il success.
"Wednesday evening the Ruthians me
. with Miss Nettie Harris at her, Washington
e street home and enjoyed pleasant time.
Miss Carrie Cobb of the b. II. S. class o.
'SS has been chosen president of the aumna
i of the Springfield Normal Training School Of
which she is u graduate.
An effort Is being made here to form q
3 court of the Ancient Order Of Foresters. II
is II benevolent order, and large courts are
proving successfula at Bellows Falls and keene
A tally-ho party consisting Of II persons
enjoyed delightful ride to Vernon Wednes-
day evening and fine supper at Landlord b.
Reads. The occasion was in honor of Miss
Bessie Reads birthday.
Gov. Fuller delivered an address last Fri
day evening before the graduating class at
Dolgevile Academy ,Dolgeville, n. Y. Many
distinguished visitors from different sections
of the state of New York were present.
The ladies of the Swedish Evangelical
Mission church have II lawn party OH the
church grounds on West street tomorrow
evening ut half past seven. The proceeds will
be for the benefit of the church. All are cor
daily invited.
The first prize offered by the Western
Alumni association in the speaking contest at
at the commencement exercises at the Massa-
chusetts Agricultural college at Amherst was
won by l.. +. Clark, son of DR.. G. S. Clark of
West Brattleboro.
A base ball team is being formed here to
play series of five games with ClaremOnt.
The first game will be played Saturday at that
place, by nine composed of the following
men: Turner and Ware, battery; ONeill,
McCaughew and Corser on the bases; Cox,
short stop; Hubbard, Perry and Henkel,
feders; McVeigh and Ellis will be carried
along to help out.
Mrs. Lenora Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
L. Cooper are attending the commencement
exercises at Amherst this week. +. Burr
Smith, formerly b. II. s., 'SS, is ore of the
seniors who will receive the degree of A. Is.
Mr. Smith will 60 to Plainfeld, N. j., in Sep
TENDER, wnere he has an excellent position as
teacher of mathematics and English in the
John Teal school for boys.
"A game Of ball composed of picked mines
between the East and West sides of Main
streets will be played on the Island this after
are: C. Chas. McRae, p. Chas. Richardson, list
base, Liston Ketchum, End base, Ed Henkel,
Ord base, s. X. Brigham, s. $. Leslie BraZOr,
fielders, p. Shea, Stickney and Tyler. On the
East side C. Bert Ware, list base, Walter Hub
bard, End base, Fred Reed, SIS James Dun
Pratt, |. f. Ned Stoddard, c. +. Leon Lamb,
+. t. Guy Howe.
Among some of our boys and girls who
expect to enter college this week are Fred
Childs who has already gone to take the eX-
aminations preparatory for entering Yale
this fall; Chas. Hawey who has been in
Worcester to take examinations for entrance
to the Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Chas.
Boyden expects to 60 to SaXton's River; Ed
Henkel, the haf-back of last years Brattle- |
boro eleven foot ball team, contemplates going |
to SaXton's River; Harry White will prOba-
bly, enter the Technology School Boston; Miss |
Florence Allen goes to Mortified Seminary
this fall to fit herself for teacher; Ernest
Clark, son of DR.. c. S. Clark and graduate
of st. Johnsbury Academy enters Dartmouth |
this fall.
The Sth annual reunion of Co. c., was
held at the Cascade Friday. Fifteen of the
original company were present and five hon.
orary members with their families, making
party of go. At II o'clock tables were spread
and the clam bake was opened at / 80. The
menu consisted of CLAIMS, OYSTERS lobster and
blue fish, rolls, chicken ham, cakes, ice-cream
and lemonade After dinner speeches were
made by Messrs. Taylor, Harmon, Chase and
Gibson. Music was furnished by the drum
'orps and singing by Mrs. Lima Thwing Hub
,ard. A business meeting was held and the
lid board of officers reelected. The company
accepted an invitation to meet at c. p Gill
Ons in West Chesterfield next June. Letters
rom absent members were read. The absence ,
4 Geo. Colt on account of illness, and his !
rmy violin was regretted. The bake was I
onsidered the finest ever got up in southern
onville, Ct. 1t was very happy gathering !
md the company with their friends pronoun- Z
ed it grand success. Capt II. II. Prouty's l
laughter who was present made an interest
bout her father, their old captain. who is :
low in Kimball, Neb. Many thanks are eX- :
ended by the company to those who SO gener-
'usly aided in making this gathering a success a
md particularlyitO Col. John Hunt who kindly a
md generously furnished the use of grounds, a
ce, milk and various other things. S
SICK ONEs.-Miss Johanna Sullivan is at {
lome on account of iness.-Mrs. d. p. Cobb, Q
Who has long been in poor health, has been
offering even more severely than usual with "
sthma this week.-Mrs.. Hugh Franklin on v
CENTRAL street has been seriously i'll this week, Il
ute i'll with neuragia.-Lovell Bullock of
iuilford is laid up with an attack of seiatic
heumatism
n
iouX Falls Daily Argus, the leading Demo- =
rat paper of South Dakota, and his wife .,
formerly Miss Annie l.. DavenpOrt and L
hildren, will leave that place next Tuesday T
,r an extended visit here and in the East. q
hey expect to arrive here about the middle a
the month.-Miss Stella Dalton has gone to 81
lattapoisett, Mass, as the guest for the sum-
Ter of her cousin. Miss Ethel DaltOn.-Miss 80
lorenzo Parkess is home from Childs Bust Sa
ess college, Springfield, Mass.-Edward X. W
all, a son of Prof. Charles p. Hall, who has 81
zen teacher in athletics at the Illinois univer- H.
ty the past spending his vacation at his E
)me at Sheburne Falls. He is soon to study
W at Harvard.-Sunday's Boston journal III
VS.: .Rev. 4. A. Slack and family of Brook ~
he, Mass, have gone to Hyannisport for the -
W: w. Newcomb and child
n of Fitchburg, Mass, are expected here
e Lake.-Miss Minnie Burke is here from
artford, Conn.,, for few months.-Miss May 4,
lwards left yesterday for visit with rea- -
'es in Nebraska.-John Moore and family
d Warren Merrill and family left Monday
q visit in PrOctOrsville.-Miss Georgianna ri
Lizzie Holland leaves today
r a visit at her home in Dover.-Harry Cur
r left yesterday for a few days visit i'm
,rthfield, Mass, and Fred Gibson is substi-
ting for him at Druggist G. f. Greene's.-
ss Eleanor Brown of Vernon is spending
few days with Miss Marion Minor.-Miss
nne Thurber left yesterday for visit in
rtford COnn.-Miss Florence LamsOn left
for her home in Cato, n. Y
s. Belle Persons of Putney. is spending
V days with Miss Edith Estabrook.-Miss
ma Pitkin from New York, is in town this
ek.-Miss Mabel Farnum returned Monday
her home in Tunbridge.-Mr. and Mrs. S.
Smith and Ny and Mrs. G. w. Norcross
urned Saturday from their fishing trip at
and Pond.-E. ID. Whitney and family left
terday for stay at Chesterfield Lake.