The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-03-16
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From our regular correspondent
RELLOws FALLS. Mar, Is. "a.
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RELLOws FALLS. Mar, 1e. "a.
The Wa pole sugar Crop
The last wreck has hetn 20 warm nat map
s,,v.r making comm, CD nearly n mon
earln r tDsp usns'. A prime quality Il IN u
m.yket and The prospects are GOOD Tor MOI
than AN average crop on account OF me 40
In the wood. This year lager rumbpr
maker. sr ,sk,hp advantage or 'bs cover
an, NJ htuIty and ID, putty collector S'b'Py h'
mad, b,s 'lyutn'mpnr Of WeiRbtrs IN this v
-cibity. ID vid Savage has heen appo'ntf
here In T. nc, Of NJ B Kelley vhn d lied the pr
sitlon during ih harrison sumlb's'Ts''o'
Wt,gter. have ben appointed % neret
matt. ~ the county and each producer ma
re-, Ct hi. O~ " elvh her but having once take
a part OF his sugtr 70 one weighing station
musl take The remainder 10 The ZANE place.
The Diphtheria Case.
The ,Xeunm,ii ovti ,ht diphiher'a case o
Iaat Wtk la. quhied down ana WIN 10
prtcsutiuis ih,t The Board OF Health nav
tsk,n 10 p,,yt,i roI tagion there II It'll dan
ger OF an ep'd' mic the roard OF hesi.n "a
beer reorga, d.l)'c oTe huuueTS anuA'oe
going on The k.,rd
Opera House News.
uTnp Bur,nr" 10 the Opera house Tuesday
ever 4, z 90 led forth small but appr c'at'v'
audh,c and the play gave much satiefac' Ion
LrIl L0tt'e Br'scoe who axes the part o
Edi,ha II pm, pumena 81 singer. her voice
ia full ard strong and her acting surprising
for child.
The High school have arranged for con.
cert at the ODers mouse Tuesday evening.
April 49, The sri.'s W II he Mis- Rose Sew
ART. torrano; G.rtrud- May Stein. contraIto ;
Felix W,nn m"e. s"loist; Arthur Freidbein.
pisDo,>,: F,,tz G'pse, violin celist; and the
Bo.ton Fes,v.I Orch's'ra Of 40 performers
With E nil Moe' ,uer, conductor
The N. II Burgess Co In 1.-THE County Fair"
are book, at the Opera house for SATURDAY
evening April II. This IL the third season
that III company have playtd ard thew doubt
Less will be greeted by large audience.
Hn,,'s VA Trir 10 Chi, atown' Is booked at
the OF era h, use A pril under the local man.
agemen, of G K Canron,
Seizure of Struggled Goods.
The Federal authorities At D'rby Line
seized last week two valuable spaskir
sa,qIes lat the large fur house of Lsli-
bert ot Q 'ehec attempted to smuggle over
the line O'e of the sa' Qnes was addressed
to Dr. G, y II Talbot of NewtonviIle, Mas.
who va fo'm' rlN In practice here. DR. Tai.
bot makes hts statement: "Last june my
wife and W. re- on our way home from the |
World'f Fair and came ny way of Canada
nv wife has friends 10 Q iabec and stopped |
of ., that eint to see ib' 10 Inc'de ntallv she
5earned that seal.ki sscqUes could be bought |
at the hou.e Of l. .liberte 500 cheaper than
they could bp purrhased In the Uutted States.
She told m that she had Ordered sealskin
and It would lie shipped to our home here In
New,onv,lIe In tie "a " fall She further
told me that the q IN bad agreed to sbiD the
article ruti, patd ana c o D, Autumn came,
and With It the stories that the house OF Lsli.
berte bad become noted smusRlers. and dh
not wonder That The garment ordered BY nv
wife failed to arrive. Last Thursday re.
ceivpd letter from government official In ;
Vermont that be had IN his care . package
contains, a spalskiu sacque u hch was billed
to ne. He asked me to address TO bin note
showing reasons, II had anv ,whv the sacque
should not he forfeited. Immediately =
penned an a swpr 10 the tfficiaps letter, r. :
yet have rtce'v d no return letter. can |
accouot for The long delay IN the article
reaching here b> only two reasons. Lslbert- !
either h. Id the garment until this late day IN Z
order th the price on fur might GecIea. or +
else he attempted to get It into the United I
states without pay ing The necessary outier' u
The sacques have BEEN sent to burlington v
for appraisal and will be sold at public auc r
lion. n. G.
cal Thought and Movement. b
vp-lo. 3 " ine K r Co will put new
~ al North WaIpOe near BE AIDS cross
ne. The woik of filing is already b. gun =.
"A new letter box has replaced the old ont NJ
0 thu depot. a
1ett, Green, the richest v oman In Amer S.
ca, was ru sday rescued from perlIous 20. m
ition In frort Of an approaching street Car on -
New York, by q policeman named m
Iobp X me, " DO probably saved her life, bur "
be rich woman, who was more concerned II
'bout her many bu' dies than any thing else ha
me f1n: raj seTvices 81 the i; ts John 81, o. o.
Willard Of WesI minister were hkld Sunda, I ''
nder Mosontc ausp 8. A DELEGATION of Ma
,ns attended from here and ,he service. l..
,ere In charge Of Worshipfui Master H l. y" os
urrier of Manchester. N H.. be deceased =.
sing member Of Lafayette Lodge Of that ~
~. To ~
The Sunday schools of the town held the FOL
,co, convention In the Baptist church Al w
aYtOns r yer Saturday. 10
A temperance meeting y i'll be held In the CO,
aptis, church Sunday evening. TIE services pa
III no In recogl alion of The Goth birthday OF ~
en- Neal DIV OF Maine. -!
The Fitchhure road ran an excursion 10 ~ ~,
oston Wednesday to acromodate the Clare Re-
>nt, Char lestOwn and Bellows Fails people :. -, !,
oyt's "A MIX While Flag" at the Boston
estre. Mr. Host Is st work on new play,
Black Sheep which will be put on the 1
aris early 10 T. ptember. &C +.
The Nicholas SUNDAY school serve their ar At
1911 class supp'r at the church vestry this ua|
'ridaG ever ing. A literary and musical 10
te, a,nment iii also m nrovidod dar
o., . zen,
At the High school room nm
turday. March II. tes,
The Daughters of Eehekah have q masQue. fOrI
1e ball 10 Uuion hall, Easter Monday nght. II
The Bellows Falls Club held a meeting at
WINS motel Monday evening. Several new Wn
mbprs were admitted. T.,
2Yyy -ErupE Pad 80 Southhr0d0a Me-. 4, !
work AT the telegraph Office here.-Missl "
% DENY 10 visiting frlends Ut Rutland trav
and Mrs John G Church IF St Adams sv.