The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-06
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BOUT THE COUNTY.
Jack sOIivil1e.


We are Glad to welcome Miss Cahce
back to the grammar school which
commenced Dee. 4. Primary depart
ment to commence Dec. 9th with MISS
blanche Davenport as teacher.
Christmas exercises at the Universe
list church Dee. %. Christmas Will
also he observed at the M. Il. church.
Rev. w. d. Potter is expected to
take part IN the Y. p. c. U. meeting
Dec. s and conduct preaching services
IN the Universalist church at ;5o p.
m.
Gentleman's night at the special
grange meeting Dec. Sd was well at
tended and ably and Interestingly con
Quoted.
Come to tie go entertainment at
village hall Dec. II and bring "6'
friends. Per Com. of "6'. When
people are experimenting they are
reading and thinking. Result, the
"littles' are being considered.
Dentist Davis from Charemont was
at Glen house Wednesday where he
took out $50 teeth for different parties.
Harl King of Colerain, is mail car
rier between this place and Colerain.
w. II. Hancock's shoulder gains
slowly. Mrs. R. Q. Wilcox and
daughter, Mrs. f. L. Reed, have gone
to Easthampton. DR. f. B. johnson
had a medical call to North Adams
Tuesday. Geo. w. Scudder has re
turned to Townshend. Miss Eta
Waste and Velma Canedy are attending
school at Arms academy, Shelburne
Falls, Mass. Miss Neva Corkins is
home from Meriden, n. H., where she
is attending school and expects to re-
turn in a few weeks. e. j. Corkins
gave his friends call Sunday. re-
turning to his ranch in Searsburg the
same day.
Silver wedding.
Monday afternoon and evening, Nov.
18th, found Albert j. Faulkner and
wife at home, surrounded by about 100
relatives and friends, who had
gathered at their present pleasant
home TO celebrate the 25th anniversary
of their marriage. The occasion was
Buttcrfield, Marcus Butterfield, Henry
Allen and wife, Wallace Allen and
Chas and Rena Faulkner. The echo
song was beautiful. The entire even,
ing was spent in the most delightful
manner. Albert Wiley acted as master
of ceremonies and very appropriately
presented the gifts to Mr.. and Mrs.
Faulkner. Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner
made happy response for their many
valuable gifts presented to them. The
tables in the dining room were bounti-
fully laden with delicious cakes, trop-
ical fruits and other refreshments, to
which they all did ample justice And
how was it with you Schuyler and
william? Four generations were
present at this wedding. Poems were
read by Martha French and K. d.
Brown. Il reading by Mrs. Geo. W.
Farusvorth ana many short addresses
were made from many present. The
following ara among the many elegant
presents received by Mr. and Mrs.
Faulkner knights and Ladies of
Honor. SILVER butter dish and knife;
n. X. grangars' gift, silver sugar
bowl, spoon holder and creamer; S.
y. Faulkner and wife and M. A.
Brown and wife. silver butter dish.
silver spoon holder, silver pitcher and
sugar bowl; Charles and Rena .Faulk
ner, solid silver napkin rings marked,
Father and Mother 1870 1885,;
Bertha Faulkner, silver pickle fork ;
+. p. Reed and wife, silver coffee pot
Fl. H. Faulkner, Rowe, Mass, silver
pickles ork j. w. Riddell, Greenfield
Mass, an elegant strawberry set; ReY
mond Fradenburgh, six years old,
Troy, NY, photograph Mrs. G: W.
Fradenburgh, Troy, N. Y, silver
sugar spoon Mrs. l.. f. Hicks, Troy,
n. V, one set silver nut picks; W. f.
Winchester and wife, Boston, Mass.
silver oyster ladle; \. H Lyons and
wife, New London, Ct, silver melon
fork, gold lined: Martha French, "A sill
yer sugar spoon; L. p. Dalrymplc and
wife, silver pickle dish; ". a. Brown
and wife. silver cream ladle; Miss
Helen NJ. Robertson, Greenfield, Mass,
silver cold meat fork; W. II. II.
Parker. 30 cents: Schuyler Murdoch
and family. one dollar; G. W. Dix
and family, an elegant book and two
dollars. The event will always be re-
M inferred by those who came to pass
ii Pheasant time.