The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
Aunther Int, estiuu Game of Ball

Quite an exciting game of ball too
place on the Bluff grounds at Cor
River Monday, between mines fro5
the teams OF the MANILA sid
and card side OF the Fall Mountail
Paper Co., one nine being captaine'
10y Joe Aumand and the other by
II. Gray. The game abounded II
brilliant plays and the catching Q
Kinney. the second-base work OF Ildd
together with the heavy batting o
Cray, were the features for his side
For Aumand's side the noticeable
features were the pitching of Foun
tain. the loud coaching of Tim Con
nors. Hayes work at second and TIT
mastery way in which Capt Aumano
handled his men. After severe
struggle, Aumand's nine won by /
score of Is to Ii. AS the defeated side
are unsatised, another game is to bt
arranged for the near future.
Local Thought and Movement.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Berry of Charlestown, Mass.
died at the home of Mrs Berry's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs Thos. IL. Lynch
of North Walpole Tuesday of cholera
infantum. Funeral was held Wednes
day afternoon, interment at Catholic
cemetery in Bellows Falls
A 1OO-yard dash for So side took
place at North Walpole Saturday even
ing between Thos. Bushway and Ed
ward Mansfield, Bushway winning by
about five feet.
The infant child of John j. Fitzger-
aid. who was reported seriously i'll in
our last weeks issue, died Friday night
with cholera infantum. The inter-
ment was at Drewsvile Saturday after
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A foot race occurred last Tuesday
evening that created no little excite
ment. The contestants were two heavy
weights chuck full of confidence and
the many friends Of both, parties
iourneyed to the four Pins, where ID.
H. Cray and VIM. Mcknight met to
run a l00-yard dash. Although Cray
won he had nothing to spare, as Nc
Naught was within touching distance
all through the run.
Special Agent John Mahoney of Bos
been in town for some time hunting
for the miscreant, who opened the
switch Aug. 10th, letting the 6;30
!iaih "iito si''e y aoh' .iiu
INTO 1relgnt ana caused consloeTdple
damage AS a result of this Harry Lord,
TX yoarc old uroo .rrautad and he CON
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IeSSed tndt ne Threw III open WHilt
passing and as he could not throw it |
hack Iaft II oman Hn was brouobt +
~ - opun -. E:5
before Justice Nllllalns last rriuds
and placed under 5000 bonds, which he /
obtained His case will come IN
ooto 'Aeo rs wa nv, - ~
next month AT NeW1ane. ne young
lad has recently returned from the
Rafor,, ocbool md ha ic hardly of ave /
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rage ihtelllgehce
p.uso,.,s
John Powers returned to college at Montreal
this week Mrs Henry Hewitt, who has been
visiting friends in Bristol, Conn, the past week
returned home Monday -O.P. Cassavant spent
sunday at Fichburg, Mass.-Wilham savage
returned from his two weeks vacation IN kut- I
land Tuesday.-Lew Lowell is back at the Rock
ngham doing the free bus work, commencing
Wednesday morning. Frank Adams x Co., are
having their grist mill building painted this /
week. Mrs. Fred Perry visited friends AT Brat.
leboro last Thursday.-The Misses Lizzie ana {
Julia O'Nei are visiting in keene \. H., this t
week.. Mulligan, former superintendent OF ]
he Conn River railroad, was visitor in town /
j. Royce, the yard master OF the t