The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-18

OF Interest to Farmers.
Arrangements have been perfected whereof
fcarc able to offer the Mirror and Farmer witt
he RCtOrmer for $50 year. The Mirror ant
Farmer has no equal among farming papers II
Circulation and attractive characteristics. Here
Ioorc the clubbing rate has been 81 l2tf
J. johnson has sold his milk route
pc. D. Whitman.
Circulars for Wales dancing schoo
ii % Elliot street. 1lw4
Geo. B. Hit, Esq, guardian OF
\. + Waite. advertises in another
(0Iumn large auction sale of stock on
|he Waite farm.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick fractured her
Fight arm twice between the elbow and
Shoulder by fall on Vernon street
last week.
Attention is called to the auction
b {, I. Barrett at his farm in North
Fnsdale, next week Thurdsay. See
fIy in another column.
The trustees Of the Brattleboro
rec Library met in the library for their
IOumed quarterly meeting and adopt
anew set Of rules.
Hiram Weatherhead has sold an
|'her building lot in West Brattleboro
p Geo, ". knowlton. the sale being
aadc through j. v Mays agency.
Mrs. Francis W. Crosby takes
l.easure in announcing her return from
pew York and is prepared to do first
lass dressmaking at her rooms in Leon
prs Block, Elliot street.
Two octogenarians. VIM. Brooks,
Fseq 81 years. and Geo. H. Wilcutt,
Fsea y years, went to the top of Wan
[ssllquet mountain Thursday. The
[tOple Of that age are not plenty who
Fan perform that feat.
\ cablegram from Genoa, Italy,
E9' received by relatives in Putney
l lllS week, announcing the safe arrival
MISE Dr. Parker, who is on her way
4 medical missionary to India and
0loM many Of our people are deeply
1ohn Calvin closed a contract
aln the town hall committee Wednes-
II. lor an extra boiler of 80 III. p, to
any Inc place of the old one towards
IaT5!nS the structure. The cost. in
Gulng PIT, foundation. setting and
B" VIII be from 5000 to 500.
Inc annual meeting of the Pros.
~ n MI Il Aqneduct Co., was held at
n I 4 Cobb's house Monday evening
sD.1 ~ cents @1 share voted for ex-
P,as sM :, oflcers elected: J. c. Pellet,
4 \ : +. T. Bissell. Sec. and Treas. ::
a. Sohb. W. II. ADAMS and Sidney
'H' directors.
,;r ulidh 1t. Weatherhead has sold
CaS lot in the West Village
ugofgc W. knowlton and ]. c.
Ia Of Fishers Island. n.
Ias bought Mrs. L. H. Saw
al, ' nouse' for an investment. These
krar,, neie made through \. V. Mays
Il N. VINO has the care and renting
-' 'a''er property.
s,I rue funeral services of Mrs. Chas.
Eli, . we're held at her late home ON
ca.,S 'leet Sunday morning at 1OI
b.. i + PRAYER being offered by Rev.
fisn NJ Maxwell and singing by J. f.
sa,5s,g ' L, ". Hawley. The nine
! I. n vi Tue deceased were all pres
d. lie in'erment was at Williams |
b. ' T.... Was Va q bad freight wreck at
fbb 5ne Wednesday evening. prob |
IL ~; " some imperfection in the /
9c.s. t- -'isaiing system. SO that the /
| nir h.. ..'lgnt crashed into the local 4
a -, vas switching at the sta |
,r 4 ~. cars were overturned in
b. .l5 station and three others
III, ~ a''''' above the depot. Fort |
=. enc - NE was injured. Traffic
ls.s hacked until 9:l5 and
.ai n. gers only were transferred
7f-i No.. Y T'-''s. The track was not
ia-' y. Yesterday morning. As
4' :, ne "Wednesday night trains
'''sl hours late. "' "