The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-10
-Pratt's astral oil mt Pullen's

-Df GeOrge Gale recently visited MS Ianll
at Mrs NJ A Howe's.
w. II. Vinton and son are making G,
:. tensive repairs at their paper mill.
-Four car loads of people from here a
tended the conference Mt Mortified, Mass
Wednesday.
The executive committee of the Republ
can club Is to have meeting at Waterman
Martin n Hits office Monday evening.
M. ID. Staples has taken the contract 70
supplying the Guard and Battery with mil
during the muster. 1t will require 200 quart
day.
: "A large party from the NJ. Il. church Wi
attend the camp meeting which will be he'll
at Claremont, N. H., beginning Tuesday Aug
2lst.
Frank Thurber was arrested Friday TO
fishing with anet in l.. j. JohnsOn's pond
gave $25 bail for appearance at the count.
court.
Sargent and Vaughn are putting one O.
their telephones into the Reformer office this
week, to connect the business Office with the
composing room.
Get the best xxx st. Louis flour at
Pullen's. 1t costs $3.50 per Dbl. Did you
ever purchase it SO low before? Each barre
is warranted. adv.
The meeting of the stockholders of the
+. e. M. E., to act on the new block question
is to be held at G. A. II. hall tomorrow
evening ut I 80 O'Clock.
Don't get gay with Shang "the latest
Boston success is to be sung for the first time
in Vermont at the Town Hall Monday even
ing by that clever comedian Justin Adams.
e. L, Vanderpool was arrested Friday for
intoXicatiOn and cruel treatment of his wife.
But after lying in the lookup over night, the
case against him was continued Saturday on
his profuse promises to sin no more.
Every one knows it, but there's no harm
done if we again mention Morse a. Simpsons
big bargain sale. Not only does their adv. de-
serve careful reading but the shoes should re.
ceive personal inspection with thought to
economy for the fall and winter.
Owing to the genuine reduction in prices
ut Morse Il Simpsons shoe store the past
week it has been crowded with customers;
but still there are good many bargains left.
Those who wish something in the shoe line
should take advantage of this opportunity.
See their adv.
The Y. M. c. A. boys camp at the Lake
broke up Monday and they held a contest
Monday in running, jumping, rowing, swim
ming, ETC., Theodore Adams winning first
prize and Roy Brazor second. Four of the
boys swan across to GOOdrich's from the
island, who could not swim at all before they
went. Howard Rice won the prize in catch
black bass weighing three pounds.
Leading registries at the American house
this week are: E. Frye, Providence, Il. l.; l..
o. StOcker, Boston; f. S. Jarvin, New York
A. w. GCarv, Burlington; Mrs. Geo. S. Burr |
and II. L. Burr, Hartford, Conn, John
Hughes, Holliston, Mass; r. l.. Taylor,
Hartford, Conn.,; Geo. Z. Warren and c. A.
Styles, Boston; II. p. DeHart, Ohio; p. S.
Davis and A. l.. Dowd of Boston, canoeists
IN trip down the Connecticut who stopped
over Il couple of days; Fred Il. Kelley of
Worcester, Mass, Chas. Witt of Albany, N.
T., ID. Smith, Johnstown, N. Y; Robert Nc
Watt and wife, New York; r. S. Gaylord,
)swego, N. Y; Geo. G. Vesner, Boston; c.
:. Goodnow, Philadelphia; Geo. D. Adams,
!. H. Freeland, Tarrytown, N. Y; Mrs. r.
estes, New York; d. w. Walden, Concord,
I. H.: A. M. Gloss, Chicago X. Alpaugh,
t. Aban, Quebec, the head of the soap man !
factory there who is taking a bicycle trip 9
Trough this country; Ii. l.. Fairbanks and
:. l.. Roberts of Boston. $
Some expert handling of the reins pre- '
ented Il fatal runaway accident just this a
de of West River bridge last Saturday after a
BON. Mrs. c. II. Bemis and baby and Mrs. a
L. Hopkinson had been up that way driv- II
g and were on their way home. Just as G.
ey came out from the covered bridge the II
'rrow guage train passed on the crossing a
imal so that it jumped suddenly to one side N
ID down toward the river near the broad Ia
age. Mrs. HOpkinsOn who was driving sue
eded in backing into the road when the horse NJ
mped to the other side and kept trying tol A
ok or turn round completely in dangerous tt
ed the whip to good purpose and succeeded W
getting the animal under control before a
~ serious damage was done: The baby 4
ms thrown out when the horse first jumped I
ut fortunately fell in a sandy place and away Y
ON the wheels. DR.. HoltOn who was then a
assing, examined her and said she was I'M "
ljured with the exception of a slight bruise S
n the head but good deal frightened. The =
irrage was scratched on the side where it "
ad struck the stone work on the bank in one A
the horses jumps. 1t was a very narrow f,
'cape. The horse is not easily frightened W
I'd the ladies thought the train had passed b
: they would not have been near the bridge. n
he train was not heard until it was directly ?
7erhead and it was the noise coming so sud- a
enly that made the trouble. 1t would be v
in the future the train would whistle before j
ming to the bridge and warn people of its L
)prOach. tt
BRATTLEBOREANS AND OTHERS Col. G.. l
Fairbanks of Concord, n. H., spent Sun l.
~ with friends here, leaving Monday accom-
anied by Mrs. Fairbanks and Miss Inez, who d
I'VE been spending two weeks with friends g
e. Wales Jr., has been in Pittsfeld, Mass. V
is week on business.-NIiss Ray Osgood left c;
turns Tuesday from H0pkinton, Mass, o.
here she has been spendngtwo months, and II
i'll be accompanied by her niece Miss Grace
sbOrn.-Chas. McRae begins a month vaca- re
IN today; after attending muster, he will in
sit his old home in Putney and later will go p;
the seashore.-Connie Brosnahan left yes d;
nday to spend his vacation in Boston and dl
tchburg, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas. BrasOr n
e visiting relatives in Orange, Mass.-H. p. Ii
NTH returned Monday from New York la
aude Freleigh leaves today to act as travel si
9 salesman for Estey Organ company. Mrs. q
'eleigh will 60 to Nashua, N. H., to remain St
ring his absence.-Frank Stoddard returns 81
Providence, r. l., next week.-Henry A. M
lapin has leased of o. d. Esterbrook the fir
use formerly occupied by Mrs. Leavitt on A
,rth street, and will take possession by at
ptember /. Mrs. DR.. Draper will return S.
I'm Grand Rapids, Mich. and occupy her W
'ylum street house which Mr.. Chaplin will to
rned yesterday from Allston. Mass. and NJ
3 at C. II. Davenport's.-Mrs. S. w. Edgett Tt
urns Monday from Auburn, Mass.-Mrs. LEI
mes Harper has returned from Weston NJ
lere she has been visiting her husband who s..
there. G. Ullery left yester- let
y for Boston and New York.-W. f. Aiken m,
4 family have gone to Burlington for the w,
nainder of the month.-Miss Aggie Gale Or
5 returned from her visit at Lakeport, n. Pc
at DIR. Henry Tucker's.-H. b. Chamber Co
n is in New London for a few days.-C. A. sci
,hardsOn is in New York this Week.-Mrs. joi
rtrude Marsdern is to teach the coming toI
,r in the public schools of Woodstock it
IS Carrie Shirmer and Miss Mamie Kennedy NJ;
% have been at Mrs. Atherton's for the we
I month returned Wednesday to their Et
iladelphia home.-Col. SIP. Corless of New Be
rk has been in town this week.-Dan Me- no
THY for four months past with Pratt he
light & Co.. has position with NJ. Hirt q Stt
), at Springfield. and left for there Tuesday. AN,
Irs. G. +. Miller arrives Monday from Il