The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-01

ference Fay goes ior Vo",n"'"
pretty run of 30 yards from WIFI mSa
Smith again fails to kick goal. my
ball was kept in Bellows Falls tefr',ory
for the rest Of the game whicn Nus
marked by the fine and repeated ''h'
plunges OF Mason. Tho line up
,,,,,sdo,o Bellows, Falls
Henkcl. lcft-cnd,,ight, oi'rcn (An nm,eso2
| Inayer, a. .aa I. Bssell
Mann AMstinl go mat" whitney
Doicetic, rlght..aauussrIod''e'' W tT
| q Mann, end % "i W,n,nh
smith, quarterback, n~sroii
McCaughem' half.backs Clark
ray, raj, ,o.l Joubcrt
score. Hins,lalc s, Bellows Falls 0. Iouc ,i,
downs. Henkcl and Fay. Time, ~ nv" ~ "''"
halves. 4 Deyine
Cbas. Knight, for many years con
,luctor ON the night freight OF the
boston ~ Maine railroad, had ms arm
ont off lust below the elbow early sun
dav morning by being caught between
thc bumper and in pulling PIN. IL
seems that car in the train had inc
draw bar pulled out in some way ana
chain was attached 80 that the car
could be set out for repairs. hnignts
slammed in to pull the pin and gave the
signal to back up and as the bumpers
on one car we're off, came back, pinning
him between the cars. He, however
had the presence of mind to walk along
with the moving train and as soon as
he was loosened from his deathiy grip
fell exhausted to the ground, the
wheels of car passing over the arm
lust above the wrist. he was taken 10
the Office of DR.. Albee VINO was
assisted by Drs. Rudden ana hin;
Later he was taken to ms nome a.
Windsor about Il. M, on ireieh,.
Mr. knights had made many 1rienus
on his run who extend TO nm tneil
heartfelt sympathy in this ms sac
hour of trouble.
Local Thought and Movement.
The Bellows Falls Building and
Loan association was organized Tues
day evening, Oct. 80, by State Agent
G. H. Nudd of Rutland with capital
Of So, 1000. The following officers
we're elected: President, W. IL.
Taylor: vice president, +. A. Nor
wood: secretary and treasurer, >. +;
Rvrne attorney, c. II. Robb: board
Of directors, ". II. Taylor. G. b.
Wheeler. Z. A. Norwood, J. +. Byrne,,
G. r. Capron. C. Fl. Robb, IL. =.
Elliott. The advisory board to look
after and recommed loans were chosen !:
g. r. Wheeler. +. A. Norwood, Z. r..
Capron. 1t is the intent of this
association to build new homes, and
take up old mortgages for its members
on good security, and allow them TO
pay It off by the month as II paying
rent. One dollar per month Tor 80
months will net 500, a profit OF Slo4
in eight years. J. +. Byrne is local
AGENT, Now stock is sold each month.
Build aud own your own homes.
The Young Mems Christian associ :.
alton have Just out a new sign IN front
of their rooms in the Mammoth DOCK.
Miss Mittie Shedd, who has been
fast failing with consumption Tor the
past six months, passed quietly ava!
] early Monday morning. The III
J neral was held ut the Universalist
church Wednesday morning at ~
O'Clock. Rev. Mr.. Maggraff officiating.
He spoke feclingly of the exemplary
} life of the young lady and the early
I closing of SO fair flower to its eternal
rest. The children of the school she
: went to attended in body. The
/ floral offerings were many and beauti,
full. The interment was in Oak Hill
cemetery.
. The horses attached to the Towns
hotel bus became frightened while
J standing at the depot Wednesday night
and started on run up by the VT.
Farm Machine Co. g shop, making a
circle of the square and back to the
, depot where they were stopped, no
: damage being done.
J The Town Bottling house OF the
Mountain Spring Brewery Co., was
broken into Sunday night and a quan
titv of beer taken. This is getting TO
be a common occurrence. and as tne
guilty ones are known in this case the
company intend to make an example
and punish them so far as the law VIII
, allow. kaar1-~
A horse attached to tin peddler'
, wagon. was left standing in front OF
the postofhce Monday morning and be-
; came frightened by some unknown
cause and started up Rockingham
street. In front of the laundry it came
near coliding with the laundry team
, and was finally stopped at the gravel
bank. no damage being done.
. M. 4. Bowen. who had an arm
!. broken some five weeks ago, returned
! "a his daily abors in the paper mil
Monday. ssSyz4.-.s-s 49,.
: Chief of Police Thompson was called 20
Woodsyille Monday night TO appear us VII.
ness in the Milo Gray murder trial 6t that
mace Tuesday.-C;eorge German of Barre, VINO
has bcen visiting friends in town the past three
weeks returned home Monday.-] McCarty,
| left fielder of the indianapolis base ball club
, and formerly OF the Cincinnattis, has hcen
: guest of Dr. + Ridden the past week.-Mr
| nd Mrs NJ T. Cummings OF Holyoke were
he guests of MIR und Mrs j ii Conway over
i sunday Mr. Cummings is large contractor
! Of that place.-Geo Il Moseley of Vernon
| spent Sunday with his son, l. L Moseley, pro
: prietor of the Rockingham of this place
Miss Annie Pickett Is on a weeks visit to her
! sister at Fair Haven this week.-Chas Carpen-
( ter was in, Keene Monday on short business
) trip. J II Maranyile and wife OF Rutland
| was in town Monday and Tuesday of this week
Bert Tyler ssent Sunday with friends IN Brat
Y tlebOro.-Miss Annie Holehan was on a Visit 10
/ friends in Boston last week.-freu drovcr
. and wife of Burlington, were in town this week
: to attend the funeral OF Frank Hadley, Mrs
Y Grover,s brother-G Henry st Charles, the gen.
n lei hell how az the Rockingham, spent Saturday
, and Sunday at his home in Rutland.-State At
u tornev Fits of Brattlcboro, was in town Thurs
: dny.EL W Shcdd of Montpelier, was visitor
n | in town Thursday of this week.-M Roundey
;, was in Boston Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week.-Miss Lena Lowell visited with friends q!
e C;iarcmont \ II, over Sunday.-Jack Hatch and
= family have moved to town and gone TO house
Ileepinr on Atkinson street. Mr. Hatch has ac
. .antad9 uosition with the Vermont Farm Ma