The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-06-01

Q Weather report: Showers In norther
parts Friday; fair Saturday.
I "A number of young ladies rode to New
fame on theI wheels Memorial Day.
. The Windham County Underwriters met
. ut the Brooks House Tuesday, June 9Th, fo
their annual election of officers.
deliberately printed certificates appear Of
new fraternal order, one that has'nO dues, n
assessments and the largest membership {
any In the world.". They are signed by U RIA
Mother, secretary, who announces his heaC
quarters ut the American House. 1t IL tn
"Ancient, Reckless and Independent order O
Prevaricators.
IMPROVEMENTS Sullivan is rem
ovating the interior of his HOUSES. H. Sher
mans High street residence Is being painted
w. III. Fletcher Is adding II new piazza t
his Canal street hOme.-A. Gorborin0 Is hay
ing his house on Grove street repainted.-
! Harmony block shines under q new tin roof
-Excavating has begun for laying section
of macadam at the Main-High street corner.
Some persons evidently with literary
tastes 'hOOked" the first volume of new
book "Katherine Lauderdale" from W. II,
Geddis' show window. Mr.. Geddis spoke to
Clapp & Jones about it thinking the thief
would perhaps come there for the second vol.
ume, when it was discovered that the second
volume was also missing from its case
there. They are congratulating themselves
because the honors were divided.
REMOVALS Julian Rand has moved from
Church Place to Pearl street.-Chas. Cat
tanach and family from High street to David
DOwner's on the corner of Canal and Birge
streets.-W. e. Gates has taken quarters mt
go Chestnut.-James lizard from GA Elliot to
3 South Main.-L. l.. Whitney from the Is
land to his house on Chestnut street.-GeO.
Herrick from is Myrtle to Il. E. StockwelPs
farm in the West part.-A. H. Wilder from
Stockwelps farm to the West Village.
The First Regiment Band will give their
first open air concert next Thursday evening
weather permitting. with the following pro-
gram:
March-Greater New York, Hermann
ver.ure-Pique Dame, .Suppe
Gavotte-Carrie, Liberati
Verdi
Medley-A comedy in eight acts, Bendix
Waltz Estudiantina, Waldteufel
Finale-Ye Olden Times, Boyer,
--s'Siglight' was driven three miles We'd
nesday on the Valley Fair track, first mile,
:26, 2nd 10 "a and on the Bird mile went the
first half in /: 10, and then went to pieces on
the second half and pulled up on the dead
lame. 1t seems since that he stepped in a
hole and turned his ankle. The drivers and
rubbers as well as those interested in him
OJucTW lsc TtYTcU W near VI tuls uuUoWuIu az |
cident to their favorite horse "Siglight."
Of the class of '94 can secure tickets to the re-
ception and graduating exercises by calling
on the class president, Chas. Boyden.-.A
number of the graduating class accompanied
by some of the scholars of the North street
school picnicked in Winchester wednesday.
The invitations for the reception of the
graduating class will be out Monday, and
Of GlonxrooI inc
erday.-Harry White intends to take
course in the School of Technology, Boston,
liter graduating.-There will be no more de-
,ating meetings as the club have adjourned
i'll the fall term of school begins.
FIsHERMEN's FACT AND FANCY Walter
Clarence Stickney, s. A. Smith and
on, Fred returned Monday from their fishing
rip at Long tPond.-.A party, of local anglers
re planning for their annual trip to Moose
ead Lake early in June. Several OF the
rainbow or California trout placed in coun-
' streams by the government four years ago,
ave been caught at Wilmington. They are
nd to be delicious eating. very gamey, and I
olnds.-A party consisting Of DR.. Geo; F: !
ale and daughter, Cashier W. II: Brackett =
Id wife and +. w. and w. I'll. Childs and :
ives, pulled the speckled beauties from 3
'ilmington streams Wednesday.-James r
enzies has gone this week with New York i
ItUu OU LIS UP w hiD WV liDAAiAS X
ounds on the Galloway River.-C. w. Sar- !
mt and two friends took II pounds from q
'een River Tuesday. a son of \
I'VE Cooley got good string from Slote Rock h
ook in Guilford this week.-Ralph Cham 7
rlain and Orlin Ellis were in Townshend
ednesday and brought back a string of a
zen pounds. Seven of them measured from
le to eleven inches in length.
The great military drama, ssFritz Stein or, "
ward which was presented Monday Tues ~
J. and Wednesday evenings of this week,
der the auspices Of the G.. A. r. and Sons
lson. The principal role was taken by the Ii
ebrated Dutch comedian and vocalist, in
arles Collins, who more than delighted the OF
dience with his songs and witty sayings. b,
Re cast of characters are as follows "TOm n,
,rkham," True Blue, the scout, Eugene Il
ark; .'Walter Greenwood" true to the
lion, Arthur |. Howe; "George Hudson NJ
voted to the south, A. G. Trendall ii,
lob Winslow," Markham's scout. W. W
Warren; "Ike Smith," Hudson's
!, W. H; Mead; .sam watson X
)" uncle to Walter, H. E. Taylor; "Officer re- r..
the day." F. c. Platts; "Jim Johnson" w. n
Bailey; ''Bootblack,' Joe w. Martin; So
ewsboy," young Holt; "Grace Harris" Fl
IS Attic Bishop; "Mrs. Harris" Mrs. Hat co
Smith; "Miss Mehitable," Miss Mabel af
scock; ,.,Kitty Riley" Miss Nora Cavan- aft
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the tableauX by 10 young ladies were fin
y beautiful. A delegation from the Estey eli
ards also assisted them. The gross re- of
pts were nearly 5000 and the net proceeds ca
| amount to $50 to be divided between the W
A. r. and S. of V. m,
The loose electric wires should be cleaned ms
The other evening L: f. Adams saw two COZ
hem that had got crossed or connectedlmaking ua
rdle of fire on trees near his home. be-
Harry Whita,s desipn for tho fraiz 10 for tba
n school room has been definitely accepted LIE
eat compliment to so young man. rp
Egbert Brazor has bought another lot on -
e street and contemplates building soon. !
UNE JUMPS.-Miss Margaret Bowler left /
nday for visit with her sister, Mrs. T. j. Hi
ming in Palmer, Mass.-Mr. and Mrs. j. the
Warren and Miss Luella Herrick have re- She
ned to Keene, N. H.-Mrs. III. l.. Brown me-
son Stewart have returne d from their ard
in Springfield, Mass.-Miss Katie Hill yea
gone to Pennsylvania for three weeks the
and is accompanied by her mother from are
and Mrs. Richards Brad wol
left Tuesday for a weeks stay in Boston, init
s.-Frank Farr and family left yesterday visi
Chesterfield Lake to remain through the por
mer; also Col. A. Il. Dunton and wife, MAJ
{. and Mrs. Henry Devens returned con
lnesday to Boston, Mass.-Fred u. Dick ego
N and his wife and mother arrived from cts
: York yesterday and will occupy the DIAL sha
house for the summer.-Arthur willis has bus
rned to Boston but his family will remain Eng
few weeks longer.-Mrs. L. sug;
Wells has returned from New York and is stat
le Brooks House until her house is fin labo
IA. jerome and wifeof Louisville, ceet
are at the Brooks House for the summer. ton
pit. ID. Mackenzie of the New London of II
!, who was here several days the first of to b
week, has gone up to Canada with Gust
y for a fishing trip of a fortnight com
TX Field is on his way to Minneapolis to artit
his sister, Mrs. Fred Cutler.-L. +. Pet Indi
nd family have arrived at their Deerfield salt
from Brooklyn, n. Y. for the summer. leatl