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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-23

You will observe that the weeds Sc
leoted by the young widow are always
becoming. g.-Galveston News.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-23

"our physicians in the cbildren's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with castoria,
and although we only have among Our
medical supplies what Is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY.
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-23
MARVELLOUS RESULTS.

From letter written by Rev. ]. Gun
derman, of Dimondale, Mich. we are
permitted to make this extract: Il
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery. as the re-
suits were almost marvellous In the
case of my wife. While | was pastor
of the Baptist Church at Rives juno
ton, she was brought down with
Pneumonia, succeeding La Grippe. Ter
rible paroxysms Of coughing would last
hours with little interruption and 1t
seemed as If she could not survive
them A friend recommended DR..
Kings New Discovery; it was quick In
'ts work, and satisfactory in its re-
,ults." Trial bottles free at Chas.
Rogers Drug Store. Regular size 80
Indianapolis Journal: Watts-Did
you ever know of any one dying for
love?'
Potts-Once. / knew a fellow who
starved to death after being refused by
an heiress.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-03-23

Dr.. Prices Cream Dakipg Powder
VarsRs Fair Highest Medal and T'ICIoDs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
4" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Durham Brothers.
BrattlebOrO and Bellows Falls.

Charlestown n. H.-V o. Jones and
family with her parents at Palmer,
Mass. Frank Norcross and wife from
Dummerston with his folks here.
John II. Ryder at Easthampton. =
F. II. Robbins of Chester with his
son MERCHANT c. O. Robbins. S. j.
Smith of Chester with his father ]. o.
Smith. Daniel Manning and wife of
Athol. Mass. were the guests of j.
p. Manning. Frank Head, wife and
daughter at G. ID. McClure's.-Dr.
and Mrs. Bowen at his mothers at
Shelburne Falls. Miss Averill of
Springfield, Mass, at her brothers.,
Cashier Averill's.-Perley Crown and
wife spent Thanksgiving in jackson
vile. Daniel Higgins of Bellows Falls.
with his sister, Mrs. f. Manning.
G. ID. Barrett and wife of Sprin gfield
Mass, with his parents. # Peliett and
family of Worcester. Mass. at Mr.. and
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
TT
". NJ. q. A. Notes

The monthly business meeting of the as.ocia
ton takes place Monday evening at O'clock
The board of directors meet at O'Clock for an
hour after which all members of the association
are requested TO attend the business meeting
Christie CrowelI led the Bible class last Fri
day evening i'm the absence of the Seen etary.
The New England Secretary's conference is to
be held in Portland, Dec 18th and 9TH.
The gymnasium classes are now well under
way and the new hot water tank and heating
apparatus has been put in place this week by
Cox Co. The young mems classe, come
Monday and Wednesday nights; boys classes
saturday morning at 10 O'Clock and Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The Saturday "off night" social was voted by
all In attendance the best one held thus far. The
evening was spent In an informal way and the
attendance was large considering the stormy
night. After spending some time with games In
the parlor all adjourned to the gymnasium,
where class of ten or a dozen gave Il good
exhibition of the class work which Is to be done
this winter, under the direction of Harry Horton.
A bowling contest by three ladies OF the Baptist
society and three OF the congregational society
The next social comes next week Saturday, and
church.
aDdt was in town Tuesday.
l. W Hawley will address the Young Mems
meeting Sunday.
Joseph Mcneil, as usual, gave a practical and
instructive talk to the young men sunday.
which was listened to by a good sized audience.
dr Mcneil expects to enter the Princeton Thee
ogicai schoO, soon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

.toes delivered any part of the village IL
|sbel lot. at So cents per bushel.
NJ. |. MATHER, W. Brattleboro.
your Tea and Coffee of Jacobs Tea Co.
! tie Grange store. lStf
lcuet good quality, low prices, and Lawn
!, at Clapp 4 Jones'. 4stf
Clapp & Jones' Transferring Fluid for
43tf
hin, Banjo and Guitar Strings of best quail
CLAPP & JONES. y
! Watch and Clock Repairing. Prices are
Eate CIV. SAWYER, 80 Main 81. soft
EiOuery for fine correspondence. Full sup
latest tints and styles.
Removal.
kpr Machines sold on monthly instalments
N interest. Any make of machine taken
\ payment. Needles, Oil and Supplies for
Iachine. Office over Durgin's Drug Store,
blnS St. w. G. COLLIER, Agent.
R,re Frames in upwards of two hundred
at Clapp 4 Jones'. l2tf
llor Songs, and Instrumental Music and
! at Clapp & Jones' sstf
Welsbach Light now and enjoy it this
They give the best light in the world.
your order for Light and Supplies at w.
ktOn's fruit stand, or address the Agent,
d Horton, 10 Brook st. The genuine
bch goods cannot be bought else where.
SOnt Wheel Club, regular meeting next
u evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
NJ. AUSTIN, DR., Sec'y.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
ALFRED DOLCE
FELT SLIPPERS,

Probably you have heard OF
them before, but we want ia
know II you are thinking OF
wearing a pair.
We have said SO much about
this footwear that we are at loss
TO know What more can be said
In Its praise. However, all talk
Is unnecessary, for the multitude
OF Wea rer Of Alfred DOlge's fel
footwear is steadily Increasing,
and we are finding out that most
people know u good, warm. com.
portable shoe when they see one.
NO cold feet. no hot feet. These
shoes preserve the natural tenn.
perature OF the feet and you can
wear them indoors as we'll as
outside. Felt Is a natural non.
conductor. therefore your feet
keep their own degree of heat, !
and great comfort is experience
ed. Alfred Dodge was the first
felt shoe manufacturer to make
an attractive looking felt shoe,
and his footwear is a model of
style and beauty.
We carry over so styles OF AL.
fred Dolge's felt footwear, and
below are three OF the many Dret.
~ and desirable styles for the
coming winter wear.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
EMERSON & SON,
Headquarters for
Substantial Gifts.
Furniture, Carpets, Crockery and Stoves,
AND 4 MAIN STREET,
BRATTLEBORO. VERMONT.

Mrs Barrett's. John Pellet and wife
of Worcester, with his parents. Geo.
Danyew and John Beasette with
friends in Holyoke. John Wells Of
ICollinsville, Conn, spent the
day with his mother here. Don
Miller aud wife were in BondyiIle for
the day. Arthur Maynard was at his
home in Montague, Mass. Albert
Ashley has gone to Westfeld, Mass,
to spend the day. Frank Stowe of
Keene is IN town for few days.
Fred Clark took his at his home in
Wardsboro. Sam Kirkland of Boston
and J. q. Ullery of Holyoke we're UP
for the day. Mrs. DR.. Putanm ate her
turkey with Henry H. Miller and wife
Bert Tenney of Boston was in town
the guest of his parents during the
holiday. Fred Ford of Leland Il Gray
seminary. Townshend, is stopping for
for few days with DR.. Bruce. Capt.
and Mrs. }. Gray Estey left Wednesday
for Peabody, Mass, and ate their
Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs.
Estey's parents. &C. Fred Childs from
Yale. with his parents, returning
yesterday, and his father accompany
ing him. Mrs. p. A. Fullerton and
Mrs. G. F. Hadley and two children
from chester with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. F. W. Chiles. Mrs. +.
L. Parker and daughter at her old
home at Claremont, Mass. w. f..
Combs and wife at his fathers in
West Dummesrton. p. F. Amidon
anu wife of Milton, N. H., gave their
lnanks with Mrs. j. +. Estey.-Miss
~ lie Shattuck of Amherst joined
liz home making festival with her
parents here. Mrs. S. W. Edgett
It her old home at West Auburn,
Mass. A. X. Norris, with his brother
It Northampton. W. II. Fuller and
amily from Monroe Bridge at c. G.
Soei's. u. A. Amidon and family at
Other visitors for the
lome coming festival are G. ID. Barrett
nd wife of Springfield, c. f. Veet of
he Republican force, Eugene Knight
I Springfield, NJ. r. Kenney of 81.
lbans, Frank Shea of Greenfield,
Hiss Hortense Hall from Wellesley
ollege and Col. j. II. Goulding of
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
THE SPORTING WORLD.

The local N { 4 are organizing n bowling
team to play against the Springfield team in the
neal future.
The baseball team at Goddard seminary
Barre, will be coached next season by Bert W
Abbey, who is member OF the Brooklyn base
ball team.
Tommy Dowd lie NOW a bookmaker on Won
Der Ahis race track in st. Louis Fred Foster.
owner of Dr Rice, the famous running horse
furnishes half the capital and Tommy uses his
bank account for his half
Fred Tenney Is to coach Brown University
this winter and also practice PLAYING frst base
Protective grange worked the 81 and 9Th de
grees "Wednesday evening followed 10y the usual
harvest supper.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
A Child EUiOys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, and if the father
or mother be costive or bilious. the
most gratifying results follow its use,
SO that 1t is the best family remedy
known, and every family should have
bottle ON hand.
MEN WANTED heads VIM. Wilson a. Co.'s "ad,'
IN another column. IL any of orr readers want
work, write to them.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29

Sick Ones.
Miss Lizzie Cattanach is out afte,
being housed with throat trouble. -
Mrs. E. ID. Hobart is housed with
rheumatism. Mrs. Morse is ill. =
Mrs. Mason is ON the sick list. Mrs. ]
G. Chandler is taking two weeks
vacation on account of illness. -Nrs.
George Hughes is seriously i'll with
jaundice. Mrs. l.. A. Elmer is on
the sick list. Matthew McVeich Il
critically i'll. Mrs. f. Wilson is o.,
the sick list. Charles Chandler is inn
proving from his illness
Arthur Wells has returned to his
shop after nearly two months confin-
ment from runaway accident. Drug
gist f. Ii. Holden is again attending
to his store duties after week of i'll
ness. Conductor Z. w. Burnham
came down street Wednesday morning
for the first time since his recent iii
ness. DR. G. S. Pratt is improving
and was able to walk down to the drug
store this morning. He intends TO
leave for the South next week. Geo
A. Hines is also better and is able to be
at work part of the time. -Chas. Cleve-
land is very sick. Ferdinand Whitta.
ker, who has been seriously i'll with
blood poisoning following a felon, re-
turned home to Worcester Wednesday
very feeble. His condition is critical,
though it shows some improvement.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
Brattleboreans and Others.

DR.. H. d. Holton declines his ap
/. pointment to be commissioner to tn
Mexican exposition and Gov. Wood
bury names VIM. F. E. Hawkes. O
Bennington in his place. Frederick
l.. Houghton is in New York thi
week acting as one of the judges of tn,
Holstein cattle at the Madison Square
Geo. f. Allen has been granted ar
original pension. Miss Effie Keezel
left Wednesday for weeks stay with
her sister, Mrs. George Surprise, in
Springfield, Mass. Clinton Dugan
goes to st. Adams this week to act as
leader in an orchestra, which does the
largest business of any in the state.
| Mrs. Nora Smith left Saturday for
Springfield, Mass, where she spent
Sunday with friends and then went on
for visit with her son, E. Burr Smith
in Plainfield, N. j. Miss Inez
Matthews has been appointed organist
and W. d. Perry choirist, of the Meth
odist church for the present. Fred
Hopkinson and John Manley returned
Friday from their visit in Bennington
and Dorset, accompanied by +. Manley.
Miss Eleanor Brown of Vernon,
graduate of the North street school of
'94, takes position as teacher the
coming term in that Rschool. Miss
Mabel Freeman, teaches the school in
District No. 2 in Putney the coming
term Miss Ethel Bruce teaches in
the Centerville school and takes Miss
Minnie Johnson's place and Miss
Wynne Wordsworth returns to her
former school in Putney. Dec. G. F.
Thompson goes to Halifax and Jack
Sc 1ox 20
fire losses at lthose places. r. l..
Whitney and family go tomorrow to
st. Adams where he is to work at the |
ardson of Boorxlyn, for several seasons
a summer visitor here, takes half OF
the first prize of 500 offered by the
illustrated American for Personal
sketches, the money be-
ing divided between him and PhiIa-
ielphia writer. Mr.. Richardson, who
Is primarily a Law writer and now en-.
gagged on a work about the law of
street railways, is also facile in
lighter even and his prize article was
entitled, Prince Dolgorouki and his
JnbiddeD Guests" telling how Mr..
and friend contrived to
lttend the ball given by the Russian
'rOWn prince LII HOuOF VI thC S1oi |
coronation in Moscow in lS3-. Miss
Nellie Manning, for seven years past
m the Reformer staff and for four
ears the efficient assistant editor.
caves next week for Lynn. Mass.
lhere she is TO engage in a dry goods {
nd novelty business with her cousin,
Iiss Nellie Higgins Rev. Dr. Geo. !
con Walker was chosen one of the b
irectors of the missionary society OF ;,
at the Congregational c
difference held in Waterbury last a
eek.-Mrs. David Peck and Mrs. j. :
!. Parker have returned from their 5
isit in Massachusetts,. Miss y i
.mory Griswold has been called to :,
ornwall. n. H.. on business but re- Z
rms in about week to finish her
ork here e
The Crocker's Best -four $40 a ! :
bl., PilIsbury's Best 81. 30 Dbl, BrI-
al Veil -four "a 20 Dbl. at Pullen's- ,
adv. Y
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29

{ plastering on the interior O
Fra house is finished.
+ flag pole was put in place OF
N hall building Tuesday.
y. Fisher has sold one of hi
|Wn building lots to John Canon
PIN Calvin has the contract fol
fatlng of the new Episcopa
at Barre.
lte number from here went tc
Tuesday where they attended
ping of keith's Theater.
/ Vermont state grange will
twenty fourth annual session
ueDoro, commencing December
fyard Kipling's work will be
fted in not less than seven
magazines during the coming
y E. Wilkins has finished a
Ply which she calls Evelina's
and is to be published in
,TTttsday evenings last electric
thanksgiving passengers from
Ol, most of them bound for
tattleboro.
blatt!eboro Gaslight Co., has
lt Old Valley Mill site for a
.sar rs The reason is supposed
'a' Other parties were after it.
ls'l Bixby, superintendent of
, gu department. of the Jelly Co.,
i Ne to his post after a few
on, lamed by a barrel of vine
Fls upon his foot.
l, Tn,lage is recovering the
.r ~ lana! street opposite G. A. |
; ~ as 1t reaches under the
AWAY track it necessitates a
Passengers there.
Iva was received here Saturday
,f pn., Of Mrs. Mary +. Fitz-
h IMd ta She was the grand
AT ais. James Mack and P. c.
~ place. Mr.. Baker left
" attend the funeral which
I ona in the Marlboro pond
rs expected, was not given
TiII court this week, and
Er;d 81, not be until the January
|, , oOa1 the court finds that
H. sv S. more of a question in
felieye. '''is's would have
b 'S T. Z, Temple, wife of
lsct,, temple of the Baptist
Eevtapsu In the free lecture
Il T zane on Wednesday even ;
70 tbs h H.. Mrs. Temple is no .
i rsas NAG platform. She has oc- {
t-o,, Vscned for her husband in
4. I sIlons were taken. after all i,
b. nun nun. any of the criminals J
Ian term, and the 10 '
Sbe,;ses q to serve their SEN a
~ n S Sorion took up the !
sAjs., Saturday, Chas. Ellis. !
jo5aas,oGI rouEds, Tabor Combs 9
Win 5s'n .. And Monday he {
HsnTT st Stella Green, Mary C
III ~, Ellis, Perley UBaker. y
d, M Hl. Dennis brisbane SEN I
n ssr ,Duseof Correction. and '
Sneeed TO the Reform I
"a ! 5 new Celery cigars, Il
b. tbs sod lOc: Good for the "
al. Sold by George E.
es,tas .f -, lift .
htii Well. TRANCE Dramatic q
'''hes'iay night.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
BRATTLEBORO.

b still supply the demand flor the Sou.
ffOrmer of July disadvantages richly
ed and beautifully printed about Brat.
Price cents per copy, 80 cents per
" per 100. Patrons who wish extra
houd order early as the supply is being
busted
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29

A big lot nice alarm clocks lust in.
81. Warranted, A l. Chas. A. Trim
" Co, jewelers. adv. f'
Another of the complaints about
the new town hall is OF such poor LIGHT
in the corridor that people, especially
little old, can't SEQ the numbers Of
the postoffice boxes at the angle at the
eastern end.
There was very interesting foot
ball game at Riverside park yesterday
forenoon between the Y. M. G. A. team
and the Brattleboro Juniors. It re.
suited in tie, to 4. The Y. M. C.
4. Is had three college players, Austin,
Cox and Babbitt, and outweigbed
their opponents considerably. The
features Of the game were 4O-yard
run by Babbitt, and the great
work put up by Heaphy and Willard for
fha .Inptnrc nha ls,, 80. ....
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
THE REFoRMER FRIDAY NOVEMBER 90 lae5
Mrs. G. II. Smith announces

J. Mrs. G. II. Smith announces
o mark down sale for the coming wee
Auction sale every afternoon an
z evening at S. W. Edgett's until furthe
r notice.
t That was magnificent displa
of poultry at Pullen 4 Crosby 's--equa
| to any in the city.
The ladies of the Methodist churc]
have shipped a barrel Of clothing h
Boston for the city poor.
"A number from the Estey Guart
went down to tho Vernon range yes
terday for rifle shoot.
There is an agreeable as we'll as ;
novel flavor to those celery cigars
which Druggist Greene has just put in
stock.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor
society held sunrise prayer meeting
at their chapel yesterday morning
which was largely attended. The
meeting was conducted by l.. W.
Hawley.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution at Washington, who were
the originators of the order, have
presented the daughters of Reyolu-
tionary soldiers with solid gold
souvenir spoon. One hundred were
given away in all. Mrs. Emily Nichols.
who resides on the Vernon road and
Mrs. Laura Roberts of Putney, who
are daughters of Revolutionary
soldiers, were among the receivers OF
this pleasant token. The spoons are
OF handsome design, the bowl being
engraved to represent a flag, while on
the handle is engraved woman en-
gagged in spinning flax. 1t is a re-
markable fact that two daughters of
the Revolutionary soldiers are living
here in our neighborhood when it is
claimed that 100 only survive in all.
Arthur Heustin, boy let out of
the Monson, Mass, Reform school.
on probation and who has had boot
black stand at the American house for
several months, got an adventurous
mood on him Friday and started on
what looked like horse stealing ex-
petition. Getting team from Hig-
gins to go to W. Dummerston, he went |
to another boy at that place from the |
same institution, with story that
The manager of the school had sent
Tor him. and they went to East Dunn
nerston with the same story for a
bird boy, but he wouldn't Join and
his discouraged No. 9, SO that he
packed out, and Heustin drove to Put.
icy and gave him self up, saying he
lad hired the team and had no money |
o pay. In the meantime he had left
he blanket at Dummerston as security
or feed of hay and oats. Mr.. Hig
ms was notified by telephone and
vent up and got the team Saturday.
nd an officer came up from Monson
nd took the boy back to the reform.
tory there.
-Rudyard Kipling and wife were the
uests OF Prof. c. +. Norton at Cam
ridge, Mass, last week and were
'ndered a dinner and reception Fri Il
ay evening when many of the Harvard
rofessors were present. lie was ex
scted to stay and see the foot pail /,
anne Saturday, but he declined the v
Ivltation and dug out'f Saturday
orning. The Travellers observation
bile he was there was:
This is Mrkipling's first visit to the students u
q OF the college, and there Is considerable "A
rlosity to see whether he will work 1t up into j;
iulvaney's tale or put II into a Jungle story -
the whole we should think 1t better lifted a
jungle story i
81 steel-bow specks for 25c. See n
EN-. Chas. A. Trip & Co.. jewel 4
}. adv.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29
"Welco,ne. Welcome, Do I sling ;,

ne' "eicome. do Sing
Mrs. f. G. Foster and daughter
Mildred of Proctorsvilles are visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. G.. Moore. Gilbert
Blair OF Barnet was the guest Of A. j.
Currier and wife last week. Miss
Allie Leonard of Boston is the guest of
Miss Marjorie White Misses Ellen
and Minnie Woods of Holyoke, Mass,
spent few days here with their
brother, AL Woods. Miss Edith Clark
came Saturday from Lebanon. N. IT..
for weeks visit with her parents. II
a. W. Wright, manager of the Manu-
facturer's Piano Co. of Chicago, wife
and son were the guests of Merchant
and Mrs. j. L. Retting for few DAYS
this week while on their way to Graft
on where they. ate their Thanks
giving dinner with his parents. A. f.
Kelley OF the firm of A. +. & L. +.
kelleyaof Minneapolis is visiting old
friends in town. Miss Agnes Coolidge
of Athol' Mass. is here spending the
week. Mrs. John Woods and Miss
'Tillie Dunn of Fitchburg, Mass. are
guests at Edmund Carey's. Miss Mad
cline Gregg of Springfield, Mass, is
here for her vacation. Rev. W. S.
Smithers of Hardwck, formerly pastor
OF the Methodist church has been the |
guest this week of Merchant and Mrs
W. R.:Geddis. Miss Florence Porce
OF Boston, Mass, is spending several
days with her sister Mrs. A. ID. Brown.
Mrs +. l.. Temple of Rutland is a
guest at Rev. W. ii. Collins. W. F.
Collins of the Springfield Republican
stan was up home here Monday and
Tuesday. Miss Nellie Dewey of Fair
haven is the guest of Miss Alice Dut-
ton. Cords Harris of Keene. N. Ii.
Is here visiting his brother, Hon. b.
,. Harris. Leon Lamb of Fiskdale.
Mass. is here visiting his mother. =
VIII Wood and wife of Springfield,
Mass ARE here with his parents. Miss
5elle Scott of Ware, Mass, is here for I,
visit. Guests at the Brooks House !
include f. G. Atkinson of Minneapo-
is, for two or three days III. S.
'hase and wife of Laconia, N. H.. for :
day or two;W. +. Stockpole of
.ashua. N. III. who is making some =
hanges at the electric light works. :
;. Z. Cullen of Pitsburg, Pa. who is
ere for a few days. -Mrs. W. S. Me
.enney and daughter are at G. A.. =
lines for few days. : :
SPeo" INC farting GUESTS. \,
Daniel Merrill and wife have return "
1 to their home in South HadIey y
alls, after a prolonged visit at F. A. ~ ~
agents Mrs. i. c. Drummond ~ ~
'turned Friday to her home in Brook a
ne, Mass. after few weeks visit q
18th her mother. Mrs. J. c. Chand- -
Ovington Ross. accompanied l u.
her two children and nurse left to. ps
~ for their western home after sew. \, NJ
al weeks, stay with her parents, Col AZ
I'd Mrs. Dunton. Mr. and Mrs. Taft az
I'd son Fred, who have been visiting vi
Harry Strong's. have returned TO ~, ~.
cir home in Holyoke, Mass. Mrs. A. p.'
iller and two sons leftMonday for their ~ ~,
me in Staples. Mimi. after an ex- M M
nded stay at Geo. W. Fuller's. Mrs. =.
5. Wood returned Friday to her FL =,
me in New York after few weeks IT, IT,
SIT with her parents. Hon. Il. ID. =,
|
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Continued ON 10th page.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-29

what remembrance for this friend or
That, is what is now troubling the mind
OF many a mortal
Come In and see our new things in