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

Fresh homemade bread AMI pies at Pull
lens.
Frost was reported on Elliot street Fri
day evening and the mercury stood 44o at
8 40 o'clock.
The stores will close at two o'clock today
all except the drugs stores. They could not
make arrangements.
A Sunday excursion train runs to Lake
Pleasant through August, leaving the local
station at 8 and returning at $40.
The feast of the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary was celebrated at the Roman
Catholic church Wednesday by a O'Clock
mass.
d. N. bartlett, general secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association of Nashua,
N. H.. gave an address on Sunday afternoon
on personal Work" before the association at
Rutland.
The Rev. Howard f. Hill, chaplain of
the Vermont National Guard, will in the alb
sence of Rev. Mr.. Collins Officiate at the Epis-
copal church next Sunday. Services at 10: 30
a. m. and sop. m.
Rev. b. Fay Mills, the evangelist, who is
e e ne n q
banv to become its pastor for year. He will
ehter upon his duties i'll September.
john s. Wood of West Brattleboro, has
a genuine curiosity in white blackberries
picked this week on regular blackberries
bushes near his place in the edge of Guilford.
They are rich and sweet as any berry ever
seen.
While Mrs. ii. p. Freeman and daughter
Miss Mabel were on their way to attend the
meetings at Mortified Sunday afternoon their
horse stumbled and fell on Elliot street. break
ing the shafts and hindering them from
going.
County Baptist Association will be held in
Pondyille the last Wednesday and Thursday
of this month. The preacher of the annual
sermon will be Rev. f. B. Earle of Jamaica
and Rev. f. S. Smith of West Brattleboro is
his alternate. J. L. Hall of this place and
Rev. c. d. X. Meacham of Townshend are on
the committee of arrangements.
There was a session of the United States
court at the Brooks House Wednesday at
which only routine business was transacted. /
The circuit court was adjourned until Sept II
at O'Clock p m. There will be special ses-
sion of the United States district court for the
purpose of naturalization at Montpelier, Fri
day, August 81, at O'Clock p m. 1t is hoped
that state exchanges will copy this notice.
DIR. Smith announces that he will leave
Lake Pleasant with two special cars for Queen
City Park, Burlington. Thursday morning.
Aug. 10th, at 10 O'Clock. Tickets, $3.50. Good
going on that train only. Good to return on
any day or train within two weeks. Train
will take on passengers at any station between
the Lake and Rutland. Tickets can be OBJ
tanned only from DR.. Smith on board the
train. These excursions have proved very
enjoyable as well as cheap.
The Windham Co. Veterans Association
will hold its reunion at Newfane Friday Aug.
31st, guests of Richard Post No. Is. Round
trip tickets will be sold from Bellows Falls
for Sl55. and from Putney for S.95. Half ,
fare on Ii. Il NJ. r. II. Special train leaves
Brattleboro at 9.20 a. III. Returning leaves /.
Newfane at 4.15 p. m. so as to connect with !,
b. & NJ. train north at 5.2Op p. m. Prepra- :
tons are being made for good time. All old /.
soldiers and their families are invited. T.. ).
Weston, NJ. ID. Chairman Executive Commit : :
tee, Windham County Veterans Association. !
Brains. character, capital are necessary to \
business success. but there is another equally \
important necessity, and without which the +
other three are practically useless, viz. that
training which will afford an experience to i
discharge the duties of posi- :
ton. or render the individual capable of man.
aging affairs in judicious and economical i,
manner. The New London Business College. 81
New London, Conn, offers peculiar facilities 4
10 these who desire to acquire this latter ! II
requisite, at a small expense and without loss r
Of time. Catalogue of this school will be sent a
o any address on application to X. A. Bru- N
,eck, Principal. \,
-Glover's wonderful perfected Edison tc
Bettini interchangeable entertainment will \
,c given at the Congregational church Mon r,
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: built especially for concert work. II talks. III
ing. and laughs. and reproduces all kinds of Il
music and sounds from nature NJ
made bv animals. birds. etc. No ear tubes Z
re used aud the sounds produced are loud OF
nough to entertain an audience of over 2DeO q
e0ple ai time, and j. 80 natural thar il j. h
ard 10 believe that the musicians are not act Al
ally llefore the audience. This entertain 4
lent j. one that must he heard to be appreci- M
ted. BTEl b,
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good coffee a. that was; give me another m
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