The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-06

&c Rctting Bros. elsewhere annount
e. sale Of ctchings and pastels to begl
next Monday.
f. w III. Jacobs has bought a pal
cr interest in the Canal st. backsmit
shop and the firm is TO be Roberts
Jacobs.
y, Mrs Harriet Burr died at Lud
;" low Wednesday, aged 81 years. Sh
was born in Bratt,eboro and was tn
), daughter o1Edward and Anna Taylor
IT Stebbins
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D.. Temple CAV
II an informal reception at the parsonag
re Wednesday evning and some 80 poo
d pie were present to meet the new
pastor and his wife. Gen. ]. j. Els
is tey and wife and II, ID. Wemal
f and wife assisted in receiving ant
9 music was furnished by the Leitsin
e gers orchestra.
The grange dramatic club gave tht
first of the series of their winter
: course of entertainments at grange
! hall last evening and despite the in.
: elemency of the weather Il gootky com
pany were present who greatly apprc,
Grated the well arranged programme.
The programme consisted Of piano
solo by Mrs Fremont Hamilton, reel
tation by Freda Smith: song by Mrs.
Hamilton with violin and piano obi
cato, recitations, Mrs. W. f. Mixer
IN old fashioned costume, recitation by
Miss Niles, song by male chorus, Il
beautiful recitation by Miss Louise
Rawso,n Pale faced. Parson" Goode-
nough delivered sermon on Little
Jack Horrer and also carried bright
idea demonstrating an under ground
railway. The progran.m" was fol
low by social dance
Editor OF Reformcr
Sir In your "kick" last week about the
n mnyt q Sa bv { fSg ,o oan the cnr2nco
Better look and know what you are ,aIktn.
about There Is another door leading direct t.
the cellar IL feet on more west OF the agency
| door Justice
Yes. there rs what you might per
| haps call a door the old bulkhead
left as ii always was except for the
| lowering of the floor three feet. SO that
by getting on HANDS and knees and
going backwards person might enter
that way. But its existence does not
lessen in any way the objections to
the proposed lock up legation. for if
it were used the circuit would have to
be made just the same around the
vault ana boilers to reach the lock up
and III case of fire the rescue of any in
generated man would he almost i'm.
possible.
The Rutland Herald was inclined on
the whole to approve of the dscrimin
alton between the hotels and other
places in our prohibitory prosecutions.
because OF the practical result" pro
vided il were not with the pretence |
of enforcing the law or of 'prohibi- |
ton" II argues that il is just the
practical result which it and other .
high licence advocates are trying to I
bring about. But in the course Of it /
argument it has this to say of this
place:
BrattlebOro had a good start in the world,
was In ali its early growth OF the model
towns, and in recent years has been fortunate
i'll having Its men of wealth and affairs very
active in municipal matters. II l. perhaps the
best ordered manufacturing town of its 7ile in
the world, and incidentally it may be remarked
that it, proportion of prohibition sentiment is
perhaps greater than that of any other Vermont |
town As large as 1t l..
-Registrlc, At the Brook. house this week
snclude SEQ lianney and wife OF springfield.
Mass, on their bridal trip, sheridan Mason of
Boston, who was here for two or three DAYS
Bob Mabrcy of Chicago for couple OF days
{ Moses OF Dexter, Me, ] q sanford and IIo
mer W Vail, who came here on business con
nee ted with the coming grange convention, 4 u
Ranney and friend, RW Gilchrist of Boston.
who arc still here, W J Reardon and T Kelley .
Loyejoy, and wife of Boston, IN Doubleday
If New York, and J q Cllery of Holyokc
Emerson u Son are showing par. I
tlcularly strong line of screens ca
sells and music racks which will surely
interest Holiday purchasers. Adv. ,
The senior Dramatic CIub.
h., .l,u,
ne drama, 'Tulu' at grange hall j..
Wednesday evening. They also pre- !
ented it at the Retreat Monday even. j
ng and great credit is due both the \
and Miss Kingsley. who 7
lad charge of the play. The costumes i
we're very handsome and were different 4
n each scene. II the parts were well =
ustained and the characters were
AIKEN as follows Lord Blazon-
'errie, John Ryder; Jack Ryder, "
hilbert Batchel der: Dick Chctwyn,
salph Stoddard Robinson, the but
ar, Bert Hopkinson; ..Tulu Sccrsuck
r, Amy Jones: The Duchess of
'oedmag," Nan Houghton; "Pctrolia
Florence Hemenwav
olo. "Shinr on, o Stars. Grace
Unison. This was followed by. the
it'' tlN iltISs WHICH Caused
great deal of meriment and although
ach one did well, particular credit is II
ne Hayes Morey, who acted for all Q
he world like professional. Follow a
~ is the cast Of characters: "Thad- :,
Gus Perkins, Hayes Morey: Bob /
ardsley, " John Stewart: Jack Bar OF
Nv, = Fred Adams: Edward Brad e,
y" Howard Rice; Mrs. Perkins. - "
dith Greene: Mrs. Bradley"
tehel Dugan THE Maid" Grace
inson. Music. THE Bill Of Fare. - g
G Quartet ed
Improvements, OF
Landlord II. b. Haus has handsome or
remodled the Bratteboro house ot
ming rooms. He reports trade as pick. -,
x up most gratifyingly. y new I'll
lazza has this week been added to "
60. Clark house on Oak street. =
The situation i'm Turkey.
As still unchanged The Sutton has had al,
her frcek and refused to permit the allied
,et to pass the Dardeneiles. But the British 10
mister has notified him that unless consent
given in three days the passage will be formed IS
I'd 1t begins TO look rs II the powers were get
~ ready 10 act IN unison. Meanwhile the
ports and Gcniels of massacrcs continue 10
me. One asserts that lo,eoo people have been All
lughtcred in Il week