The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

II -Rudyard Kipllng and wife arrived hon
e from Europe Tuesday night.
The first regiment band will give the
Y ninth concert Wednesday evening.
e FIsHERMANs FACT AND FANCY :--Peop
II say there are no fish right under our nose
= but Fred Davis and John Newton caught o 3.
pounds In two and One-half hours Saturday
9 of pike and pckerel, trolling on the river
1 Among those registered at the America
4 house this week are n. L; Inomas, 81 Albars
: field Mass. Stillman Stone, Fitchburg MISS; II
, w. sanford, New Haven, Conn; Esed b. Flu
ton, Greenfield; ID. o. Lowell, Worcester, Mass.
Edward Bell, New York; Geo. 7. Mattoon, Wor
cester; Harvey Sias and S. ID. Hopkins, St. Al
+ bans: G. w. Smith, Worcester; Geo, p. Phelps
Kansas City; Geo Nichols and Wife Hubbar,
sgn so1 hrourh II his Sen W. prost%
Boston; c. II. Hamilton Fitchburg; A. w. Thew
Plttsneid; o. Bartham and wife, bridgeport
Rufus Coon Salem, Mass, >; Meyers, Boston
Springfield; ii. j. Kendrick, Ware, Mass.; l.
b. Kendrick, Three Rivers, John II Mars, Troy
n. V; A. l.. bellows and wife, New York;
ter, Westbrook Nc; T. 4. Aldrich, Athol, Mass.
G. W. Cleveland, st. Adams; G.. W. Appleton
boston; +. l.. Buck Springfield; NJ, j. Harmon
Sterling, MASS; wm Bates, Albert Huston, Bos
ton: C.. l.. Roberts, Boston; q. NJ. Love, Spring
field; q. X. A ldrich, j. Providence, ID. W. wal
dron and wife, Concord, n. H.; W. II. Quincy
and wife, New York; q. q. Bugges Boston; II.
II. Cobb, Fitchbu
j. +. whipple, the horseman, has In
vented a new track harness, of which the model
made by Knson Il Miller, is all ready to send to
Washington, and on which he expects to get a
patent. 1t is light and cheap and calculated to
beat the tw0-minute harness, keep the horse
from twisting sidewise in the sulky and draws
wise. Its chief feature is cap over the head of
,the shafts from which the tugs connect with the
rear of the suky.
-Haskins, not Amidon, was the hulled corn
man who had the wreck on the hill above the
Elm street bridge last week. The journey to
SO. Londonderry was an unlucky one. He final.
ly got away from here at 3p m. and above
| jamaica he ran into another team. smashing his
shafts. 1t was O'Clock the next morning when
he reached SO. Londonderry.
&c. W. KnOwlton has purchased the coupe
route of Alfred Holden, and has put on new
horses, and is ready to meet the demands of the
public. Order book in front of Pullen's store.
Telephone call A..
1T is reported that Col. II. f. Taylor is can
didate for doorkeeper In the next legislature,
and If so his numerous friends will wish him sue.
cess in his ambition.
There is a treat in store for the REFoRMER
readers soon in Rider Haggard's latest great
story, "Montezama's Daughter" 1t will begin
week after next.
The F. and NJ. f. stockholders meeting Sat
urday evening to consider the new block pro.
action.
The selectmen meet tomorrow at p. m. in
the selectmen's room for the revision of she
check list. Look out and see If your name is
there.
Henry Pond formerly steward at the Brooks
house, is now gamckeeper at Fishers Island.
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and Annie Park left Wednesday for stay In
Wilmngton.-Mis Minnie Scott has return
ed from her visit in Boston.-NIrs John New
man returned Friday from her visit with her
father in New Salem. Mass.-Dr j. b. Don
nelly returned Wednesday to Gardner, Mass.
Ezra Wilcox returned Friday from his
three months stay with his uncle in Stark
bOro-Connie Brosnahan returned Monday
from his visit in Fitchburg and Boston.-Mrs.
win Willard left Wednesday morning for a
visit in New 1ork.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Nc
Weigh returned Monday from their visit in
New York stopping over at Hartford, Conn.,.
and Springfield, Mass, on the way home
John Barrows returned Wednesday to Bos-
ton, after a two weeks stay.-Niiss Maud
Brown, bookkeeper at Emerson & Sons is
taking a two weeks vacation.-Mrs. George
Crowell is visiting in Marlboro, Mass, this
Week.-Mrs. Linnie SimOnds returned Tues
day to her home in Burlington, after a visit
with friends here.-Miss Grace Kinson left
yesterday for visit in Northampton, Mass
MISS Nan HOugnIOn leaNes next week Tor q
visit at ThOmpsonville and Meriden, Conn.,
Mrs. Lucy Clark and niece, Miss Elizabeth
Kenny, leave tomorrow for visit i'm Perkins
ville.-Miss Florence Hastings has returned
from her visit with her sister in Orange,
Mass.-Mrs. Albert Rockwell left yesterday
Tor visit at her old nome in Perkinsville.
Mr.. Rockwell will leavs-tomorrow for the
same place.-Miss Clarahel Eddy has returned
from her several weeks vSsit with her sister,
in Winchester, N. H.-Miss Nellie Neligan
returned yesterday from Keene, N. H.. after
a brief stay and was accompanied by John
ME and Eugene Ahearn from that place, who
will visit with their grandmother, Mrs Cath
crime Moran.-Miss Marion Holbrook return
ed yesterday from visit in Amherst, N. H.,
with DR.. Spaulding, the family doctor, who
IS spending the summer at his cottage there.
Misses Anna and Matilda Dahlin have re-
turned from their visit in Orange, Mass
Mrs. Emery Bennett left Saturday for NAL
len, Mass, after visit with friends here
Miss Lillian Reyes of Danvers, Mass, is visit
ng her parents here.-E Ii. Hildreth and
wife returned from Willoughby Lake Satur-
lay and Mr.. Hubbard AMI wife and Clara p.
Ray of North Adams have since been at
Round Lake, N. Y. but she returned Satur-
lay.