The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-11
FELLOWS FALLS.


Central Vermont railroad at the depot,
while humping the switch engine sat
urday evening, slipped and fell break,
inc his arm between the Wrlst anu
elbow DR.. Ridden attended HIM.
John Bush. "a carpenter employed by
Fall Mountain Paper CO., had one
finger of his left hand badly crushed
by n stick of timber dropping on TO IT,
John Connors. a stone tenders IN
No. 3 pulp mill of the Fall MoahIa,h
Paper Co, was seriously injured SAT
urday afternoon by the bursting OF one
of the big grinding stones that IS USED
in grinding the wood. he was hit on
the head by piece OF the lying STONE
and knocked senseless. Az nrst 'nero
was grave fears for his recovery, but at
this writing the chances are III ms
favor. He is being attended by DIS
Allbee and Hill.
church and Society.
The Columbian Whist club whose
membership is considerably enlarged
this season organized last week ny
electing G. H. Robb president: = ".
Wilder, ,Jr.. secretary; Miss Nettie
George. treasurer Miss Nellie
Carruthers. A. II. Chandler and Aille
Bolles executive committee.
The Shakespeare club is to hold IT'S
fret meeting in the Universalist yestry
next Monday evening. The historical
PLAYS are to be read this winter com
mencing with Richard Ill.
A reading club was organized at the
residence of Rev. j. f. Fullerton last
Thursday evening.
The Ascutney lecture course opens
Thursday evening with Leland L.
Powers, impersonator.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Marcia r. SAWYER and D W.
Wilder. Jr., next week Thursday
The Ladies of st, Peters church, in
North Walpole. are to hold a supper
Wednesday evening" Oct. 18th at st.
Peters hall in that place supper is
to be served from until p. M, after
which a musical entertainment VIII be
riyen by local talent, assisted by the
eminent and well-known reader, t. A.
Thompson of Manchester, n. H. MI
Thompson comes here highly recon-
mended as a reader. from all the press
throuuhout the state and every one
should avail themselves of the oppor
tunity to hear him as the money liea'
is made from this entertainment is iof
just and good cause, below is the
musical program: Harvest n'on
chorus duet, Misses o Nelll ana Harri-
man; reading, Z. A. Thompson maze nl
quartet, selected; violin 500, MISS
Lizzie EXner; Come Where the
Lilies, chorus duet, isses Grimm ana
Corbett: bass solo, f, a. thompson
quartet, selected: recitation T. a.
| Thompson medley, chorus.
Alfred l.. Field. formerly book keep,
or in Z. G. & c. f. Howard's hard
ware store. but now of Putney, was
married to Miss Jennie Stanley at
North Springfield by the Key. T. ~,
b. Dodge Tuesday afternoon IN the
presence of large Iumber OF TRENDS
of the Young couple.
,oo u,ote,, accompanied by his cousin, " i'll
pr;Scoli Of Keene n II, visited in town over
Snnday.-Miss Mary Rowe Of Hartford, VINO
has been visiting her cousin, miss Mann. nY i,
for the past two weeks, returned nome non',as
Gene Marlineau and his sister, Annie are Wis
iting friends in Leominister, Mass TINS ~
! Miss Kate Brosnaham started Ihursuas III h q
weeks stay with friends IN bra',. ea,gc of The
T Quinn is in town again, having cnaigu II enrv
plumbing in the new house OF ~ SS 3 ani
Stirred Whitaker was in Boston r na ml nv
saturday OF last week.-Mrs. = -, - o - ho.
started Saturday for a two weeks slsit ~ ~ ~
old home in Observation-Disclosures McNausn9t n'9 ~,
ed with his family in 1iolyoke over Sunuas
turning home Monday night.-'onli ooii,io n Nd
! ieft the employ of the Fall MI faper ~ I'M
zone 10 work for Wyman Flint sons, III W. NJ
mnilI--O p Casavan. spent sunday WIN Mfs
Gnsavant NJ Fitchburg J. Fenton anu Wiz ne
visited in HoIyokc sunday Mrs feneoM - ~ ~ t
main for two weeks stay ll.in VI" ia 10
Of Windsor is driving one OF Lewis a., =.
| hock.-Mrs ii w Keenc started Weahesua,fi ~
n weeks visit ut her old home IN MohtpJI IN -,
Tbomas Driscol left here Tuesday mornlns IN ioi
New York where he sailed on tunes, Ia,
morning for his old home i'll Queenstown iI'-
land on the steamship CITY 81 Ialls vi Nv
American ne-Mss Mary tcofrlEan WI"
has been visiting her brother, lhomas OR,
gan here for the past two weiss, ea, ny,
| from New York for Liverpool, WGunFe' ~
morning on the steamer City OF ialls u. I'M iatr
American line-E L Stowell, i9riheiiA "ai
clerk at the Commercial mouse, nus 2 IN Lp
Worcester to engage in business iot i,li ,ii
his position being taken here ny mr. ~, ,rk y
and Waiter Ware goes on rs nsnt IN ei, N,
George Hassclton was in town from Ma'talpui
Conn 10 attend the funeral of his sister, ME "A
H Iibby.-AIrS Hyde of Nergennes + ylsltini
her son Jack HYDE of Towns liotel.-Mr anu
Mrs 5 Il Coy and Miss Anna Williams fetu,,nt"
from their visit to Boston saturday nignt,1'iss
| Iura Lowell who has been visiting 1rleHls III
Boston for a few days, returned home fi'""H
night.