The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-22
BrattlebOreans and Others.

Col. Geo. S. Dowley spent part of
the week in New York city. Beatty
Balestier left this week for trip to
New York. Miss Minnie Twist was
called to her home in Worcester, Mass ;,
last week by the critical illness of
her sister. She returned Monday
leaving her sister somewhat improved.
The many friends of George Arthur
and wife will be pleased to learn that
they arrived safely November LIST in
Vicksburg after six weeks trip down
the Mississippi from Keokuk, la. =
Mrs. Lemuel Fales has gone to Wor-
cester to join her husband there, her
oldest son remaining with his grand
mother, Mrs. Wilder William j. Law
in, the well-known tenor, who, with
his wife, is studying in Berlin, where
the latter made most successful de-
but in Lucia at the Royal opera
house about two weeks ago, is prep par
ing to make his debut there in Jan
uary in Aida. Jennie f. Foskitt
the artist at 1T Main street studio, has
finished work here and takes a position
in Greenfield, Mass, which her many
friends in this town regret to hear.
Merton Robbins has been elected
first Corporal of the Vermont Univer-
sity Military Company. E. John De
vine leaves to-day to join Stenson's
Comedians in ''Uncle Hiram as bust
ness manager. The company is now
travelling in New York State. Mrs.
Parley Starr left yesterday for Hart
ford. Conn. and Mrs. ID. G. Clements
for Brooklyn. N. Y.where her mother
will Join her later to spend the winter
at the latter's home. Geo. u. Long
proprietor of the night lunch is at his
home in Huntington for few days,
called by the dangerous illness OF his
father. Secretary B. c. Austin is at
tending the meeting OF the executive
committee of the New England J.. NJ.
C.. A. Secretaries Conference which
is peing held today. Misses Agnes
Coolidge and Abbie Prouty, teachers
in the public schools of Athol, Mass,
arelenjoying their Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Coolidge at home and Miss Prou-
ty in Boston. Holton was IN
Boston yesterday where he was the IN
vited guest of the Home Market CLUB
at their banquet last evening: Mrs.
III. c. Pettee returned wednesday
from her seven weeks trip to Connec-
ticut and New York;. U. Simpson
who has been doing successful ousi-
ness as commercial traveller for the
HAYWOOD Boot and Shoe Co., of Wor-
cester. Mass. throughout New Eng
land and Eastern New York has lin
ished work for the season and will re-
main in the store of Morse a Simpson
until January LIST when he again starts
on his semi-annual trip. ID. f. DOW
ner has returned from a several weeks
visit in Cambridge and other places. :,
Miss Lena Schildmiller has returned
from her visit in New York. Mrs.
Esther T. Housh. now of Boston, mas
been appointed National SuperIntend-
ant of w. c. T. u. literature. -Snpf.
G. p. Hall now of Shelburhe Fails Is
ont after an attack Of sciatica. MISS
Helen Vincent who has spent several
summers here spends the winter IN Cu-
ba.-Allyn Crosby has gone to Hart
ford TO take position as book keeper
for large -four concern. Geo. wei
man has received promotion IN Prov
idence. X. l.. and is expected nome
for vacation in few weeks. -o.eo.
Powers, prominent summer guest az
tbe Brooks House, takes notapie
part in a play given at the Adeiplin
Theatre. BROOKLYN. y. Y. tonight and
to-morrov night. Anthony SchWenk
Is book keeper for S. W. Edgett our
ing the auction. Famine riss
returns Monday from her Visit WIN
her sister at Wellesley College