The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-07-13
BRATTLEBORO.

-Therailroad commissioners were here this
week.
Mrs. Isaac Davis had q fall last Saturday
which has confined her to her bed ever since.
Whitcombs insurance agency, Burling-
ton: ", paid policy holders last week
The Windham County Veteran association
are to hold their annual encampment at New
fame, Aug. 81. -4
Clifton Sherman of the Hartford Currant,
T bsd his wheel stolen from the Curfant buih-
ang at Hartford Wednesday.
A party of 10 from Brooklyn, came up
yesterday and were driven to the lake, where
they will spend the summer.
The Bratteboro News Co., will supply
Chesterfield Lake with Sunday papers during
the season commencing next Sunday.
Martin Austin, Jr, Walter Hubbard, Walter
Pratt and Fred Greasy are attending the
Press excursion at Burlington this week.
A number from here attended the races
at Fitchburg Wednesday. There were sew
eral Brattleboro horses there but none start
ed.
The City Bakery has undergone many
improvements. including painting, papering,
etc. Gas has also been placed in the store
this week.
May e. Crown have sold the Louisa E.
Thomas farm in Guilford, known as the
Thayer farm, to Frederick A. Thomas of
Northfeld.
Mortimer Stoddard went to Chesterfield
Lake Monday in As minutes, breaking the
record. Leon Lamb also made the distance
in 40 minutes Sunday.
While Judson Stafford was hitching up
Coolidge's coupe Wednesday morning the
horse ran down Main street, but was caught
by Fred Greasy before any damage was done.
Arrangements are already beginning by
some of the ladies for the coaching parade at
the Valley Fair-which will this year doubt
less surpass even the far-famed achievements
of the past.
Services in st. Michaels (EpiscopaD
church on Sunday next: 7:3O a. m, Holy
Litany and sermon; 1880 p. m, Evening
Prayer; Sunday School, II As a. IN. The Rec
tor will Officiate in Christ church, Guilford, at
2:30 p. m.
"A telegram was received here yesterday
from G. +. X. JENNIE stating that the Cali
fornia party including Mr.. and. Mrs. Jenne,
DIR. II. d. Holton and wife, Mrs. Catharine
Evans and Miss Sarah L. Clark, would reach
home tonight after an absence of two months
on the San Francisco excursion and after
being. stalled two weeks in Yellowstone Park
because of the strike. From San Francisco
they went to Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia and they had to stage it
uNt ddN lloih tuC L III u W IIticlid
DR.. J. II. Carmichael. the we-known
physician and sportsman of Springfield, Mass,
was suspended from the turf for the remain
der of the season at Mystic park Tuesday, on
charge of fouling and throwing another horse
in race in which he was engaged. He claims
that il was accidental. DIR. Carmichael has
for years had his horses entered at the Valley
Fair. forming one of its chief attractions.
But he would not come last year because of
a ,.,,t xba
year previous.
The third number of the .'The Mountain
Echo a neat little paper edited by Rev. VIM.
j. Harris ID. d., of Rutland has just been is
sued and will be found most interesting to the
Episcopalians of the state. The paper is to
be issued quarterly and will be devoted pri- |
marty TO the missionary interest of the diocese.
In particular it is intended to serve as a
means of communication between the bishop |
and the dioceses but will also contain news |
pertaining to the diocese generally. The num- |
Der just issued contains an excellent cut of
Bishop Hall.
DIR. Conlsnd's team was standing in front |
of Starkey & Welman's store Tuesday morn
ing when the horse for some cause started up |
and ran down Main street. At 4. NJ. Bakers |
store there was collision with an out-of- /
town team hitched there. one of the rear |
wheels being smashed. Thence the runaway /
proceeded to the bridge. where il colded
with Cooledge's coupe, demolishing rear |
wheel and smashing the crossbar of the Doc
tors carriage. The horse here freed himself
from the wheels and continued his excursion /
and was not captured until he ran into a farm
yard in Algiers. MR. T.. e. Crosby and
friend were in the coupe at the time but unin-
jurci, aside from black and blue arm, re-
ceiying only bad scare.
Pure Malt vinegar at Pullen's, II Is a
clear - water and nothing better for picking.
When the kansas City express, going south
reached East Alton, III. las. "wednesday evening
Roi.erf Paul. the engineer, was observed by his
fireman 10 he fruihing at the mouth and showing
SYMPTOMS Of hyfrephobia. The fireman stopped
the engine and threw himself upon Paul. calling
for help. The conductor and brakeman respond
"a. and Paul was bound At Venice he was
turned over 20 the authorities. He was bitten by
! dog some time ago