The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-10-05

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-Pullen will pay cash for dairy butter. Sc
him before selling yours.-adv.
Durham Bros. have leased the basemen
of $. W. Edgetts furnishing store and wi
use II for store room.
Services in st. Michaels church ON Sun
day next; $3.50 u. M, Sunday school, 10 "a
q, M, morning prayer, holy communion an
sermon; p. M, evening prayer.
Gov and Mrs. l.. X. Fuller were accom-
panied to Montpelier by Col. G. S. Dow ley
Capt. Harry Estey, G. w. Fuller, Miss All
thaire Chase and Miss Abbie Fuller.
The twelve choir boys of st. Michael
Episcopal church accompanied by Mrs. X
Haskins. Mrs. Eta Sherwin, Fred BrasO
and A. W. Childs attended the choir festiva
at st. Adams this week. At the annual meet
ing Mr.. Chids was elected member of tn
| executive committee of the state choir guile
j. ID. Horne finishes his school work her,
today and assumes the duties of his new DO
sition at Lowell. The new. principal, Mr.
beverage of Attleboro, Mass, is expected
to begin his duties sometime next week
though the committee have not heard from
him about the action of the trustees there. II
the meantime the school will be in charge OF
Mrs. Stella Elmer
SICK ONES Mrs. B. O'Rley who has beer
confined to the house for three weeks by i'll
IlcsS 10 slON pIONlISs-SuIIluel ITuUU Is OH
the sick list.-Ralph Chamberlain, steward at
the Brooks House is housed, threatened with
a fever.-Mrs. John Stafford is quite sick.
-Chas. Sturges has been on the sick
list this week but is mproving.-Mrs.
Macy Willis is quite i'll at the home of Mrs.
Park on Grove street.-Mrs. Geo. I. Bishop
is on the sick list.-Ewart Horne son of Prin.
j. ID. Horne has been quite sick this week.
G.. W. Heath whose condition was quite seri-
Gus last week owing to fall is still about the
same.-Miss Nellie Cobb is again sick abed
with an attack of neuralgia.
John Wright, the keeper of the billiard
room in Judges block, was arrested Friday
on complaint of police officer Mcclure for
selling liquor. Arraigned before Justice
Newton he plead guilty of two otlenses and
was fined 800 and costs which he paid. The
complaint was the work of Horatus Bruce of
Willlamsvile. who was arrested for drunken
ness the day before and though not prosecu-
ted volunteered the information that he and
another man got a drink of beer and whiskey
there. Wright admitted treating them from
some he had for his own use but denied sell
ing. Mcclure made a search but found no
evidence of liquor business and does not be-
lieve one has been done.
-Sylyanus Fox was arrested SATURDAY.
night on complaint of Grand Juror Thomas
for ntoNication and disturbance of the peace.
He plead not guilty before Justice Newton
and the cases were continued till Monday
afternoon. The evidence of the prosecution
tended to show that on Sept H. he got full of
bug Juice and went into StOckwell's store and
staid two or three hours keeping up TRADE
of abusive and profane language and refus-
ing to leave when requested to do so. He
swore positively that he had not drank drop
that day, but half dozen witness contradict
ed him and the court didn't believe him and
fined him $40 and costs in each case, S3S.60
in all, which his sister paid. Hit appeared
for the State and S. 7. Davenport for re-
spondent
FITTINGS: H NJ. Arms returned to
springfield Monday.--A. j. Pullen and wife.
viii Vinton and wife and Austin Miller and
wife attended the Wilmington fair Wetlnes-
lay.-Mrs. Susan Goodrich of New York, Wis
ted Mrs. II. f. Lane Monday.-NIr and Mrs.
Robert HOLSTER of New York, spent Sunday
With Mrs. Lucy Clark and Mrs. A. w. Rock
j. Falcon is visiting in Greenfield
md vicinity this week.-Mrs.. II. S. Goode-
lough returned Wednesday from weeks
tay in New York.-Bert Aldrich returned to
Boston Monday.-C. c. Miller was in Green
ield this week with the American House reg
ster, being summoned there as witness in
he fornication case against Haley of West
ield, and Miss Cummngton.-J. Fl. Cham
'eran, f. r.. Durgn and wife and j. E. Mel |
ell were over to keene yesterday for the fair
Clayton Davis of Florence. Mass, spentipart
# the week in town.
l. H. Williamson and family returned
Tuesday from Block Island and will spend |
he winter at the Brooks House. Their sum.
nering has included some interesting expert
nee. Mrs. Williamson and Miss Leila were
ut blue fishing the day of the great storm,
ut they got Is of the fish, of which six |
Weighed "a pounds. A week ago Saturday,
With party of friends, of whom Liston |
letchum was one, they took trip from the |
sland to Newport in a cat boat. captained by |
he government pilot, Linn Dodge. On the |
ray over they run into school of four |
,haes, which were several times seen in that |
icinty, being probably driven i'm by the |
torn. They left Newport about p. M, and
n the way were overtaken by storm and
len lost their lantern in heavy fog which
lade it impossible to see rod ahead of them
ven while they were in the route of the great
)und steamers. Once they just escaped
)ck and they cruised about till O'Clock the
ext morning when a. the fog lifted they
,und themselves just passing the breakwater
Block Island and they believe it was only
onderful seamanship on the part of Mr..
odge that brought them through.
Grange Notes.
A fair sized audience assembled at the
wn hall yesterday for the special grange
ctures under the auspices of Pomona grange
vorthy Master c. w. Sargent announced
18th regret the absence, owing to a death in
5 family, of National Lecturer and State
aster Alpha Messer. Other remarks were