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

to Wilmington yesterday for the meetin
!. there.
NOTICE. / will keep In stock to sc
Laundried Shirts, Collars and Cuffs. MI
= VIM. RUSSELL, 10 Elliot st. 1w
Mrs. G. II. Smiths trimmeri is direct fro
the city, and with new goods and styles W
serve all to the best of their ability.
The Highland Park drum corps went
S Jamaica Memorial day where they furnsht
S music for the exercises of the day
: The First Regiment orchestra played
- Townshend Wednesday ut the commencement
% exercises of Leland ahd Gray seminary.
% MILLINERY. l have just received
: new stock in millinery goods which will sc
cheap for the next 10 days. MRS. VILLA
RUSSELL. wv
: The Kipling family are keeping house |
8 London. The father of the young author hi
= resigned from the Indian army and returne
to London to live. Rudyard kipling and fan
= ily are expected to return to BrattlebOro earl
: in September.
Mrs. Cynthia Grant, aged 81 years, mothe
. of c. II. Grant of the Island monuments
works, died at his West Brattleboro HON
Monday morning. The disease was old age
The remains were taken to Fitzwilliam, N
H., Wednesday.
The meeting held by the Windham Chris
, in Wilmington yesterday was largely ATTENDED
; despite the rain. The meeting was highly in
teresting and valuable. The visiting delegate
were entertained by the Wilmington society
supper being served in the Congregations
church.
The stockholders and bondholders of thu
Denison Land and Investment company meet
here at the Brooks House this afternoon tc
hear the report of a committee recently APP
hat ffNS
the property out of the receivers hands. The
property as they figure it, cost 100000, and
the total indebtedness is less than 100000.
The Portland, Me-, and Keene and Hayer-
hill postoffices have adopted another OF the
Bratteboro Offices ideas, one with which Maj.
Childs was the pioneer and which he had
hard struggle to get the department to allow.
in sending a clerk out to meet trains and as
sort the mail all ready for distribution for the
carriers as soon as the train arrives.
j. G. Ullery after SO gratifying q succ es
with 'Men of Vermont has entered into
scheme to manage the publication of several
volumes of a similar character about the
bankers, bank presidents and cashiers of
America, an enterprise that will require some
$50, 900 to carry through. S. NJ Pettingill Il
Co. and other Boston capitalists are associated
with him in it.
Anniversary exercises at Glenwood for
1894 will be as follows:
Sunday, June 10,
At9pm Address to the class
Monday. June ii,
ppm Exercises 1.-THE Glass Vine
7:30pm Junior exhibition
Tuesday June II,
7:3Opm Exercises of the Graduating
epm Principals reception.
AT the exhibition on Monday evening Ed
Miller will furnish music and Mrs. S. W. Ed
ward will give readings and recitations.
5 min
The remains of Patrick Callahan of
Ashuelot, N. H., formerly of this place and
section boss on the Valley road, were brought |
here for burial in the Catholic cemetery
Wednesday His death occurred Monday from
pneumonia Just as the funeral party were
leaving the cemetery, Mrs. Garrett Walsh of
sister-in-law of Mrs. David Leahy
If this place, was getting into a carriage with
ler nephew, Eddie Lally, he picked up the
ems and let them drop again, and the horse
aud ran right into W The next nS carriage Ssr
ephew out, completely demolishing their
arriage and damaging the other to a consid-
rable extent. The injured people were taken |
, DR. Conland's office and then to Mrs. h
eahy's. Mrs. Walsh was badly bruised, but b
, bones were broken, the boy suffered '
IDLY bruised arm and other injuries when 4
rown against the fence. The injured people n
turned TO their home the same evening.
The bicycle thief of last week has been =
lught and proves not to be the suspicious 4
Id boy by the name Of Frank Booth living q
18th Arthur E. Torrey at North Hinsdale. .
ewis Rohde of that place, met Booth with G
ne wheel Wednesday and after some talk, {
aw it was plated over the enamel and a
ne plate covered and SO he took i
is knife and scraped off the paint and saw \
nat the number of the machine was the one {
elonging to Will ii. Perry stolen last week. 7
lie therefore borrowed it of Booth and d
rought it to the village and showed it to &
[ackley & Moran who identified it. Officer 7
Lecture sent over for Booth to come and eX n
lain the matter and he came with story to I
ne effect that he bought it of fellow by the r
anne of Fred Samson Lying on the Mortified n
Dad agreeing to pay $75 for 1t and signing {
,me sort of document. But Mcclure put :.
i'm through a sharp course of questioning n
nd got him all tangled up in his yarn and Ii
len turned him over to Lawyer Hit before +
HON the boy broke down and confessed the n
hole business telling how he had been crazy n
get machine, and had taken this and hid V,
in Mr.. Torrey's barn and painted it. He q
as at once arrested and placed in the lookup %
Id yesterday had hearing before Justice W
ewton and was bound over in $3.50 Efforts G
I'VE been making to raise the bail but prob
lily without success and he will be committed
Jail tonight. He appears to be a poor and 0.
It over bright boy whose father is dead o.
ough his mother is now living i'm Troy.
nee he was three years old he has lived Z,
18th man by the name of Booth near Keene n
ltil.last January when he came to Torry's.
j. NJ. Buzzell, former resident and the Pj
I'll known contractor. died suddenly at the Old
'lony freight depot at Providence, Tuesday.
is home and place of business of late years has NJ
en- at Worcester, but he was building resi- n
nee In Providence for his daughter who had -
arried Mr.. Shaw, and had been in that city "
business when he was seized at the depot III
uld arrive. He was native of Tunbridge, born st.
years ago and he built the Dearborn house hs
lich he occupied while he lived here, for a few wi
ars before he went to Worcester and his W. Nv
her joined him here after the death of his w
ther, and died here. Mr.. Buzzell built the le!
ooks house, the Baptist church, the house Nj
Ter leading structures in Bellows Falls, SUI
enc and other places. He and j. ID. Plummer "a
re the contractors who built the big asylum W
Worcester. ~
AND OTHERS j. j. Ne
y of Boston was here this week.-Mrs.. tOI
ain returned home last week after visit ret
th her daughter, Mrs. Col. C. A. Miles, a
Belle Emerson will spent por- at
n of next week in Boston, and attend the ish
rriage of her cousin.-Ned Hadley was Ky
led to Cambridgeport, Mass, Wednesday by S
illness OF his mOther.-JOseph Gould is rOa
king short stay at his home in West Rut- the
d.-Chas. Aiken is spending the week at pal
inge.-Mrs. III. S. Fisher and infant of Gen. FRI
vile returned Friday from New York;. Wis
Frost and j. G. Ullery left Saturday for n tee
* or two at Chicago but returned far
night. = Mrs. II. p. Hunter and u
ghters returned Tuesday from Boston the
ere they attended the funeral of Mrs. E. RAJ
M. NJ. Brown left Tuesday tor
Bellows Falls.-Nrs. +. G.. Durgin Is in
ton this week.-Mrs.. c. +. Westgate and