The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27

The thermometer at kendal's market
registered ll2 degrees Monday.
Arthur V. Kerr has bought loo-acre
farm which is located in East Jamaica.
The price paid was $3.50. Dennis
Mann was its former owner.
The paper mill machinery, which
still continues to arrive, compared
with the machinery of the old mill,
shows that the new one is on much
larger scale. and is more in keeping
with the mammoth water Wheel
which. fortunately. for Mr.. Cole was
not injured by the fire This wheel,
some of us need to be reminded. Is
next TO the largest wheel in the state
If has An s foot fan and is 30 feet IN
diameter. -,.-
The prayer meetings at the churches
were held Tuesday instead OF Thurs
day, the regular prayer meeting
night. on account of the Brattleboro
fair.
Seldom do street musicians furnish
as good music as did the Sope Broth
ers last Friday In the evening they
gave concert in the hall, followed by
a dance. The violin and harp were
their instruments.
The chimney of the Baptist church
is undergoing an extensive and neces
sarv repairing. The work is being
done bv the company that is building
the paper mill The chimney is to be
laid over. from the roof up and is to
he several inches higher than former
Rev. W. |. Todd of Springfield
nreached at the NJ. f. church last
Sunday and in Brooklne IN the AFTER
noon. Rev. Mr. Parker exchanged pull
pits with him.
There was no preaching service in
the Congregational church last Sunuay
because of the illness in Rev. Mr..
Seymore' home,
The death of Patrick Mooney occur
red Wednesday morning at three
o'clock He was taken with shock
last FRIDAY while at work III the fleld
and from that time till his death re
NAMED unconscious. Dr. Munger was
his medical attendant
Norman Cobb, Jr., received tele-
phone message last Saturday morning
that his son Harry was i'll with neural
gia of the heart.
Prof. Russell returned to Williams
town Wednesday morning. lie with
his wife and children have been spend
ing the summer at Mrs. Baker S: -
Mrs. Will Allen is able to be out again.
E. Stone Virgins terrible storm
has not struck Putney yet. 1t may
come. Eugene Pierce returned to
Williams college Tuesday. He has one
more year then, senior year. JOHNNIE
Pattern went to Boston Wednesday. -
A. j. Clayton and wife, who have been
visiting at Putney Hannum returned
to Bristol. Conn, Tuesday. Mr.. and.
Mrs. Phelps of Keene, n. H., spent
SATURDAY. and Sunday with Mrs.
Phelps sister. Mrs. Willard johnson.
They returned to Keene Sunday even
ing. Mrs Seymore returned to fut-
new Monday from Greenfield, where
she has been to attend the funeral OF
her mother. Mrs. |. p. Fisher. Cor
nelius Crowley is able to be about the
house on crutches. Clinton Davenport
has BARRIERS chair in Newfane dur
ing courts session. Will Clouse, a
former clerk for NJ. G. Williams. who
now has store and the postoffice IN
West Dummerston, spent Sunday with
wife and family at M. G. William s.
Mrs. Frank Martin and Miss Ada Gale
with their cousin, Harold Roade, have
been visiting this week at their SIS
ter's. Mrs. Janette Knight s.-George
Hannum returned on his wheel to
Westfield. Mass, early Monday morn
ing, after a two weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Jamaica.
H. IL. Reed sold his mill property to
Almon Willis. Possession Oct LIST.
retaining the wood working machinery
until April LIST.
Rovillo Howard presented your cor
respondent four potatoes which weigh
ed Z D. 16 pounds and of which one tip
ned tie scales at GIG. Who can do
bettere They were of the American
Wonder variety: also some stalks of
corn(o which there is great many
which measured 10 fl. Sin.
Alfred Howard has put in new
meat market, Merit Howard running
the cart for him.
W. S. Allen and wife were made
happy Monday morning by the arrival
of a little girl, Lila Irene. Lizzie and
Rose Amsden are now at home caring
for their-mother, who is quite Sick
Leland Wight and family are spending
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