The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-02
BRAT'rLEBORO.

Only six people from here took IN
the Conev Island excursion Saturday.
Two Young men, Burke and Pigeon
are negotiating to open hosiery mil
here
Miss Flora futile broke her arm
Monday evening by being thrown from
d trycicle
Work began yesterday in laying
the new stretch of macadam road on
Elliot street.
D. f. Bracket sawed his thumb
and finger quite badly while at work
at Estey's Monday.
The party of young ladies who
have been camping at Northfield dur
ing the conference, returned nome
Wednesday.
The chapel and parlors of the Con
preeational church will be closed Tor
three or four weeks, owing to extensive
repairs, which are being made by the
ladies of the society.
Attention is called to the adv. III
another column of the Assignee AUG
ton sale of lumber, building material,
and mill property to be held IN Ben
nington, Aug. s.
Geo. A. Boyden has purchased of the
estate of the late S. n. Herrick its
half of the interest in the Herrlck &
Boyden blocks on Elliot street, both
the new brick block and the wooden
tenement building.
-McQuaid's milk team INDUCED IN
runaway Tuesday morning. It got
frightened at something on Elliot
street, presumably visions of the troll
ley, and ran into the F. a Nj. Il.
team. thence into Main street in front
of,,Granite block.
Little Mary, daughter of Timothy
Aher, while playing with a canqie
Tuesday set fire to the curtain Her
sister Katie happened to go up stairs
Just in time, seized convenient pitch
err of water and put out the flames,
thus averting a serious tlre.
Some 20 people went from here &c
the excursion to Queen City Par ARK
Wednesday In all there were from 8,
to 100 that went from here and below.
DR.. Smith announces another mex,
Wednesday morning, leaving here az
II 10 o'clock. Same rates and PRIV
leges as this week.
Mr.. Parker, the horse trainer, LET
this week for Highly Park, Me, with
three horses belonging to A. n. King
sley, J. A. Taylor's "Albert T." f.
F. Turner's "Ellen, IT, and Z. r
Woodbury's prince Phillip, intend
ing to remain there during the season
except when entered in the races.
Mrs. o. Scott, aged 81 years, o
Montague, who has been stopping a
Mrs Eunice Alexander's on Cana
street. fell and broke her hip las
Friday evening. She was going to ne
room and reached out her hand to bal
ance herself and as there was nothing
to steady her. she fell. She is as com
Portable as possible.
The Boston g. Maine r. r. GO;
have kindly answered the protest mad
by the residents in the vicinity o
West River bridge and will dispens
with the whistling from 6 p. M. to
a. m. They feel disposed to do an!
thing they can to oblige and the PEG
pie of that neighborhood feel gratefu
Tor the kindness shown them.
C p. ellison went to Wilmington
Monday. to look after some horses
which had been purchased of him, o,
Wilmington and jacksonville partie
, who gavel back liens and also NOR.
cages on property they didn't nav
and then got scared and skipped ou'
Mr.. ellison took along Liston ketchul
with him and succeeded in getting nj
property back.
Rev. ID. ]. Clark and family G
East Haven. Conn, are spending ue
days at III. III. Thompson IN
church has recently celebrated IN
fifteenth anniversary of his settlement
at East Haven, with appropriate eXei
cises large reception. etc. MIR. Gar
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre
gational church ON Sunday mornln
and evening. The Sunday School WI
I've held in the church on account 9
repairs going on in the chapel ana Tn
Christian Endeavor meeting VIII o
omitted. Mr. Clark's sermon IN IN
evening will be especially to youn
people
The very best MINK St. Lou
Hour has taken a tumble. and Pune
the grocer is selling it at si.33 bbL