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good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G. G. OsoooD,
Lowell Mass
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"Castoria Is the Lest remedy for children c.
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them to premature graves"
On. J. F. KMcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Putney.-Rev Il Il Mitchell will preach In
the Baptist church at East Putney Sunday,
Aug l6.-Mrs Anderson and Mrs Will Lewis
of Turner's Falls, Mass, are guests at + NJ
Lewis'.-Lila Stone of Northampton, Mass,
Is at q l. Pierce's.-Mr and Mrs + A Burditt
take a carriage drive to Winchester, N H.,
this week to visit her sister, Mrs Il CLewis.-
Many wells and springs which We're never
before known to fail are dry.-Allen Tefit
has secured position as clerk for WR Spau-
ding of East Wallingford, and will soon COM
mence work there.-GeOrge Patterson who Is
stopping with his daughter, Mrs Clouse, Is
dangerously il.--The Stowell Mfg Co.'s Toy
works shut down Thursday to repair their
smoke stack which is in bad shape.-Farmers
who are digging early potatoes report poor
crop they being small on account of dry
weather. Frank Knight is under treatment
ut the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
Mr. Langley announces that he will sell Tues
dav at auction 20 fine western horses.--J w
Stowel is home from Block Island where he
has been for his health.-Mrs Mabel Tread
way of Shelter Island, N IS visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Dorr Clough.-William
Robertson who was injured by Il fall in his
paper mill recently is able to be out.-Mrs A
NJ Vannormar of Oshkosh, Wis, is visiting
her brother. II B Powell.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

West characterization HOyt and
wife accompanied by Mrs Newbury from
Davenport, Iowa, and Edwin Forbes and
wife from Orange, Mass, are visiting at b +
Wizards and other friends.-.Hardy Harris
and family from Des Moines, Iowa, have been
visiting his uncle, Chester Harris.-The La
dies sewing society have presented the Bap-
fist church with splendid new Estey church
organ, full, rich tone and heavy oak finish. 1t
was presented formally through w W Wilson
in speech appropriate to the occasion, and
the society passed a vote of thanks to the la
dies for the beautiful gift. Miss Lulu Knapp,
who is the leading soprano singer, is also OF
ganist, and with her strong rich voice blended
with the full tones of the organ and the voices
of the other members of the choir, makes the
service of music and song one of the principal
attractions to our church going people, Earl
willard has returned from Barre where he
was called to see his son-in-law, Bert Bald
win, who was seriously injured recently by
an explosion of powder in rock he was
blasting. throwing him several feet up in the
air, tearing all his clothing off and burning
him terribly. 1t was supposed he would die,
but Mr. Willard says he is improving and eX-
poets to recoyer.-LorenZo Streeter is selling
thousands of cucumbers to the picking estab-
lishment in Brattleboro at ten cents per hum
bred from his two acres which he planted
A party of friends from Brattleboro had
picnic ut John Jillson's last week.-Myron
GOodale is severely afflicted with rheumatism.
Frank Knapp has made decided improve
ments on the old homestead of his fathers
Frank . Downs, formerly proprietor of the
Valley House, has opened BARRIERS shop in
the Office of the hotel where he will be pleased
to see all his friends.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
0CA |.
GOSSIP FROM OTHER TOWNS ABOUT
THE COUNTY.

BrOOkline.-The safe for the Town rec
ords has arrived and been placed in the town
clerks office for its proper use.-Dea & L
Barrett and D = Whitney, two of our aged
and respected citizens are in feeble health
indicating that their life work is nearly ended.
MIR Hyde and wife of Amherst, Mass, are
the guests of V c Marsh.-The cemetery
commissioners are busy at work in Riverside
cemetery to complete the plan of charging
and identifying the grounds.-Mrs f I'll
Morse is visiting in Chittenden and Franklin
county. Mooney has been raised by subscrip-
ton to repair the exterior and remodel the in
side of the Union or now called the Methodist
church thus preserving and bringing into use
one of the cid land marks of the town.-Fred
Coombs and family of GuilfOrd gave their
friends visit last week.-Dr + A Stebbins
and family of Shelburn Falls, Mass, are with
their friends for short time.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

TOwnshend.-The new academy is pro-
crossing finely and is going to be Il handsome
buding.-We understand the contract for
building the Baptist church is closed so we
shall soon expect to see n new building in
place of unsightly ruins.-The members of
West River Grange will hold their annual pic
mic at the home of Henry Scott Wednesday,
Aug 22d. All patrons with their families are
invited and of course all will bring their bas-
kets and it II hoped that all will be present.
The hay crop which has been secured is be-
low the average in quantity.-Farmers have
commenced digging their potatoes and the
crop bids fair to be very light, the dry wealth
er inuring them SO badly.-The apple crop
will also be very light in this section; the late
frosts injuring them.-There are Il number of
summer boarders in town.-We hear no GER
tain news in regard to rebuilding
any hotel. 1t is hoped some
one will decide to purchase the site and
build good hotel. IA suitable house could be
filled during the summer months with board
ers.-Mrs Thomas Evans and son, Charles,
started for the West Tuesday visiting relatives
in Minnesota and other parts.--Archey Day
is visiting friends in Woodstock and Clare
mont.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

south LondOnderry.-The Crusaders
are here and are drawing full house. they
are stopping at Rev Mr. Woods. Mrs Woods
sister from Weymouth. Mass, is visiting her.
and Miss Halle Thompson i assisting her in
her worh.-The Jaquith brothers Archie and
Chas are visiting at their home here.-Mrs
DIR Millington's mother and three daughters
from Pottsville. Pa. are visiting her a. also q
cousin. Mrs Gibson. from PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Oscar Rawson from BrattlebOrO i visit
ing her sister, Mrs Ray.-B II Landman and
wife from Cambridge, Mass. are stopping with
hi brothers and sisters here.-The carpenters
Howard 4 son have commenced on Arson
Hayward's house and the sticks have located
4 well in the cellar. Will be handy. Arson
ever should il turn ont one of their dry ones.
Mrs ~ 2 Fuller and son Lucian are visiting
n town.-Leroy Howard i home from Bel
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
DON'T GO WEST. YOUNG MAN.
The Pathetic story Told by a VermOnter,
Who Took Horace Greeley's Advice.


who Took Horace Greeley's Advice.
from the Burlington Free Press.
If the advice given by Horace Greeley II
generation ago has still any potency, let the
Young man who feels inclined to lend ear to
Ii read the following pathetic letter, written
by one who needed the advice and turned his
back upon steady, though slow prosperity
and the unfailing harvests of his old Eastern
home, and now would "fain eat of the husks"
where he Is.
The letter was written to business man in
this city by II young man who is struggling
for existence upon II ''magnificcnt farm" In
Central Kansas.
Dear sir-I am not able to pay the interest
on that mortgage. have raised nothing this
year. The reason did not pay the taxes
was because did not have anything to pay
with. You will have to wait till do raise
crop or else take a deed Of the place. !
thought surely would raise enough to pay
for it this fall but the dry weather took every
thing l tried had $50 acres of corn and
wont have five bushels. 1t would burn now
If it was set on fire. had 175 acres of wheat
and it wont do any more than pay. expenses
the way wheat is selling now. / have done
the best could to try and pay you, but |
can't now. | am sorry to have to lose the
place, but don't see any other way.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
GraftOn.-The Democrats will hold eau

GraftOn.-The Democrats will hold eau
Gus at the town hall Monday evening Aug 30,
to nominate a candidate for town representa-
tive.-GraftOn Grange will hold picnic next
Tuesday afternoon In Mr. Henry BlOdgett's
groye.-SchOol in the Eastman District will
begin next Monday, with Miss Hattie Deane
as teacher.-Republican caucus at the town
hall Saturday evening.-UniOn meetings of Y
p S G f, were held Sunday evening. Presi-
dent + G Osgood and Miss Adams gave re.
ports of the convention at Cleveland.-Miss
Alice Duncan returns to Boston this week.
The Misses Howe, of New York are visiting
their grandmother, n S Weeks.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Jamalca.-W w Boynton and daughter
Hattie of Boston, Mass, made short visit
with relatives here this week.-Mrs. Wales
Willard, Alvin Frost and Frank Day are on
the sick list.-Henry Daywho have been visit
ing his folks, Mr. and Mrs Simeon Day for a
week or two, has returned to his home in
New lork.-Mr and Mrs Ezra Wellman are
spending a week or two with their son Will
bur Wellman in Msnchester.-Mrs Grace
(Holten) Washburn of New York city is Wis
iting her uncle II III HOltOn and David Eddy.
Mrs Moore and family who has been visit
ing her father and friends here returned TO
their home in Wateryille. Mass.-Smith Mill
started up Monday. Aug l3th.-Mrs Sarah
Head of Worcester, Mass. j. visiting at Frank
Gleason's.-Rey L u Earle, Mr. and Mrs J c
Daggett and Dana Howard were chosen rs
delegates TO the Baptist association to be held
at South Newfane the 18th and 3oth Of Aug.
Quite number from here are attending the
muster at Brattleboro this week-Mr and Mrs
George Perry Of Chester are visiting AT Mrs
Perry's brother. II L Spencer's.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Athcns.-Miss Emily A Adams of Bellows
Falls will give a report of the y p S G Il con-
vention Mt Cleveland, Ohio, to the society here
and 1t Is expected State President Il G Os-
good will be present. and Demo-
cratic caucrses will be held here Monday
Miss Sylvia Powers has been visiting friends
In Luilow.-Charles Willis visited ut Ply
mouth recently.-H G Thrasher and family
of Turner's Falls are ut her fathers j A Hitch
cock.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Felchville.-Byron Bingham fell from a
staging Tuesday and broke his leg below the
knee. DIR Morgan attended him.-An aunt
of Mrs Edson's with two children from MARI
borO, Mass, Is visiting her.-Mr and Mrs
SAMUEL Hildreth of Springfield, Mass, and
Mrs Hunter Of Windsor were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs II Il Conant last wcek.-Orlo
Payne has sold his famous trotter to Thomas
Mason price unknown.-Mr Parks OflIIudsOn,
Mass, who has been visiting G Ii Wells re-
turned home today.-Samuel Birchard Of
East Boston returned home Monday.--Over
so attended the picnic ut Tyson Saturday.
Miss Mary Reyes returned home from her
vacation Monday, us did also Mrs Frank
Morse and child.-The new organ for the
Unyersalist church from the Estey Organ
company of Brattleboro is now at Cavendish
Depot.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
East DOver.-Leslie Lazelle of Hinsdale

East DOver.-Leslie Lazelle of Hinsdale,
N. H., is spending his vacation with his ia
ther, S. II. Lazelle.-B. X. Rice has moved
back from Wilmington into his fathers house
and is working for ID. s. Prouty in thh steam
saw milI.-Miss Julia Gorham, who has been
visiting at c. L: Halls, returned to her home
in Putney, Wednesday morning. - Vis-
tors for the past week were: Henry Smead
and wife of Wardsboro, at Mrs. Putnam's !;
j. William Metcalf and wife of WILLIAMSON,
Mass, at J. H. Metcalf's; Miss Lillian d.
Higley of Brattleboro, at H. j. Knapp's.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

West TOwnshend.-Miss Maud How
ard of Orange. Mass, has been visiting with
her uncle, S + Williams.-Miss Mabel Kerr Is
visiting in Brattleboro and Westminster
West. Mr. and Mrs IF Barber and little
daughter have gone to Amherst and Spring
field, Mass.-Little Guy Hawkins is very sick.
Ray Dean mas got the whooping cough
All the farmers have got through haying
and report an average crop.-There was no
service in the church on last Sabbath owing
to the funeral of Mr. Phillips.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

There was a sensation at Barre last week
when Eugene NJ Tayntor prominent citizen
was arrested and sued for $4,000 in favor of
Hugh Raecroft of Graniteville who claims
that Tayntor interfered with him to lose his
position from the employ of & Libersant,
paving contractor.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
Observation-Disclosures NJ

HOughtOnville.-F Mccartney has
gone back to his home in Bellows Falls
Miss Fannie Walsh is home for few weeks
stay. Misses Georgia and Edith Capen of
Boston are visiting their friend, Miss Addie
Zuill.-Mrs McGee and daughter are staying
mt Henry WOolley's.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

West WardsbOrO.-Mr and Mrs Bert
Parsons have returned from their visit with
her parents in Boston.-Mrs Henry Harris
and daughter Edith of Des Monies, Iowa and
Mr. and Mrs j II Kidder and daughter of
Wilmington have been guests at S S Perry's.
Mrs Il j Waite has added new piazza to
her house and is also repainting it.-Friends
from here attended the funeral of Mrs A l.
Wheeler at Wardsboro, Sunday.-Rev Mr.
Earle will preach in the church Sunday at
p IN, and Sunday school will be held at 3 p IN.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Windham.-A number from here have at
tended the meetings being held at Northfeld,
Mass, for the past two weeks. Mrs Legar
from there was here Sunday and spoke to
full house both forenoon and afternoon
John FarnswOrth is visiting friends at Sax
tons River.-Mrs Eleanor Plummer is visiting
her cousin, Mrs NJ A FarnswOrth f II Har-
ris has had the brick part Of his house torn
down and is having a wooden building put
in its place.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

WestOn.-Mrs Will Spaulding is on the
sick list.-Charle Hannum from Boston,
Mass, has been visiting relatives in town.
Miss Ellen Turner is home on II visit.-Miss
Marcia Colburn is attending the summer
school of methods at Chester.-Mrs Palmer
Kile of Medford, Mass, is visiting friends in
town,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

VernOn.-Eld A Gardner.of Providence
RI. will preach in the chapel next Sunday at
10 80 m, and 80 p m.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
CHESHIRE COUNTY.

Wa1pOle.-Two strangers appeared in town
last Saturday and hired teams here, one hiring
his turnout at Hayward's stable and the other
at Hicks stable. As neither Of them appeared as
promised the officers went in search. Monday
of the turnouts statingwhere they were and both
teams were recovered. Monday night two let
tiers were sent each containing $40 for the use of
the teams and the owners are congratulating
themselves on their narrow escape,
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
THE REFoRMER: BRATTLERoRo w. FRIDAY AUGUST H. 1904

lows Falls for II while.-Addie Brown from
Wardsboro Is stopping with friends here
Mrs John Waite and Mrs Willie Belden are
on the sick list.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Friday afternoon the buildings belonging to
Mrs Mary johnson at ProctOrsvillc and a
house next to them owned by Robert Foster
were consumed by fire. When first discovered
the fire was on the roof of the barn. The fire
spread so rapidly both houses were destroyed
Mr. Wyman occupied the lower tenement and
Mrs johnson the upper in Mrs Johnsons
house. Ora Rollins occupied the one owned
by Mr. Foster. The household furniture in
both houses was saved. Mr. Wyman lost con-
siderable by the burning of the barn. Mr.
Lockwood, who has had an Office in the shed
since the station was burned, had to work
lively to save the contents, which were scat
tered in all directions. The fire was caused by
spark from locomotive.
The appointment was announced Friday of
Daniel S Willard at North Hartland, vice NJ
d Hurley deceased.
The school at Chester was organized Tues
day of last week with 157 teachers enrolled
Several instructors from Massachusetts and
other states were present. Most of those who
were i'll at the reception Monday evening have
recovered and the others are doing well.
Mrs Luceba Sanders, late of Cavendish.
dropped dead Of apopleXy at Fishburg, Mass,
Friday afternoon, aged 80 years. Two sons
and one daughter survive her. The funeral
was held Sunday and burial at Cavendish.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

NeWfane.-Miss Susie Underwood gave a
whist party to twelve of her friends last
Wednesday evening the prizes were won by
Miss Abbie Kenny and Fred Sargent.-A
number of boarders arrived Saturday night
at Worsters Hotel, DR. and Mrs Morse of
Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs w + Berkenstak,
Mr. and Mrs John b Stauffer, Miss Katie and
Marguerite Stauffer.-Mr and Mrs NJ
Goodenough gave a delightful reception last
saturday evening in honor of their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs NJ ID Newton and daughter of
Worcester, Mass. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs Mrs Wheeler and daughter of
Springfield, Mass, Mrs Stearns and daughter
of Hinsdale n II, Mr. and Mrs Goodnow, Mr.
and Mrs Pratt of Boston and Miss Clara
Winslow of Amherst, Mass. Mr., Pratt and
Miss Stearn> sang several solos very accept
ably. both Indies are fine musicians. Games
were IN order and fine refreshlnen were
served.-Mr and Mrs Newton of Orange,
Mass, were III town Tuesday looking over the
Worster Hotel property with view of buy
ing the same.-W \ Chase and wife. Miss
Hattie Benson and Miss Smith left this week
for two weeks visit to Block Island.-Mrs
G + Davidson returned from the midsummer
meetings of the w G T L held 1t New Haven,
Tuesday night.-A party of Young people
from sunny Side Hill farm Brookljpe drove
around our streets in gayly decorated
wagon and pair with japanese lanterns and
presented handsome apprenticeship and
and Mrs ii L Kidder visited friends in Wards
boro Tuesday.-Geo Goodenough drew
four horse load of ice from Brattleboro Tues
day. The increase of trade at the meat mar
ket requires large quantities Of ice these hot
days.-The ladies at Worcester Hotel gave a
dance Monday evening TO the young people |
in town. about 40 were present. music was
furnished by Higgins'orchestra A Jolly good
time was had by all.-Fred Sargent gave 4
six table whist party last Friday evening. The /
ladies' prize was won by Miss Kate Under /
wood and the gentleman's went to Homer /
Twichel.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17
Four Young Burglars.

julius Sears, Henry Coutermarsh, Frank
Roberts, Ben Terrill and b Darling, concern
ed in breaking into Hon A l. Pease's store
and postoffice in Hartford the night before,
had a trial Friday before Justice Potter. The
first three were bound over for trial at the
December term of County court in $500 and
they were lodged in Woodstock jail. Darling
was fined for intoxication and discharged.
The extreme penalty for those bound over
would be 10 years in States prison and $1,000
fine. Sears is a hard young character, he
was the leader and the others thoughtlessy
followed him.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

Westminster Vest Anthony Schwenk
of BrattleborO spent Sunday with his sisters
Mrs Arthur HarOw.-Ned Pettengill has fin
ished working for Henry Gorham and re.
turned to SaxtOns River Miss Nellie Hough-
ton left here last week for Eppin:, n III !,
where her sister joins her on her way to the
beach for a few weeks >tay.-Miss EstelIe
Cutting has returned to her work in Kalama-
200. Mich.-Miss Pierce OF Winchester, Mass,
is boarding at George Goodelrs.-Mrs Della
Hitchcock from BellowsFalls is stopping with
her brother, Geo Chandltr.-Roy Poor has
returned from Brattleboro.-Mr and Mrs 5 A
Shattuck were called this week to Londonder.
nv to attend the funeral of RELATIONSHIPS
Bertha Miller is entertaining few of her
young friends at Maple Wood farm.-Mem-
bers of the choir went over to the East Parish
to assist in concert given at that place
Misses Grace and May Harlow from Keene,
\ II. are spending few DAYS with friends
about town.-Charlie Ranney of Saxtons Riy-
er. spent Sunday at his brothers.-L +
Barnes is at work for Mr. .Beinis.-NIr Jason
Gorham and wife are with their son. DIR Ar
thur Gorham in Bellows Falls. Mrs Gorham
has not been out of town f.fore in u wears
most Of this time there beng sickness in the
family.-Alfred Hall of Winchester. Mass. is
visiting his children VINO are boarding in this
place.-M Layinia Chandler has gone to Lon
for visit with friends.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

StrattOn.-Mrs Herbert + Willis and two
sons, Amon and Merl, and daughter Ella are
at her fathers. Chestleton Allen's.-Mr and
Mrs Buck of North Adams have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs j + Grout, Jr.-Mr and
Mrs q Lackey have gone to Vernon to visit
relatives.-Mr Brown is visiting his daughter,
Mrs Rose May Lyman Ballard of Spring
field Mass, is stopping with his niece, Mrs NJ
F Perry.-Most of our farmers are through
baying.-Clement o Gould recently spraned
his anke.-AIrs Emmons, son and daughter
returned last week.-The board of civil au-
thorities will meet to abate taxes and revise
the check list at NJ + Perry's on the 10Th i'm
the forenoon. The Republican caucus will
be held at the same place in the afternoon
Rev l. II Sprague and wife of East Posten-
kill, n Y, have been visiting friends in town,
and Mr. Sprague preached an able sermon
Sunday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

West Chesterfield.-Miss Mary Smith died
Thursday, Aug g. after a brief Illness aged IS
years. "Aunt" Mary as she was Familiarity called
was most estimable woman and greatly be.
loved by large circle of friends. The funeral
Saturday at the church was largely attended,
Rev j X ScobOria officiating. Mrs Philinda
Farr is very sick, Ann Durham is helping care
from bilious attack.-A force of men are put
ting in new abutment to the bridge over the
lily pond brook Parker Farr' s.-Curtis
Chickering took over a jolly load of II to the
grange field day at Keene.-The subject at the
Z + G meeting next Sunday Is "The Martha
Religion"
Two teams were stolen Sunday night from
each of the two livery stables in WalpOlO. They
were traced in the direction of Manchester.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1894-08-17

MarlbOrO.-F + Fisher. wife and daugh-
ter are visiting Capt II Richmond at Shell
burne Falls, Mass.