The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-27

the remainder of the week.
The Ladies Mission Circle of ii
Universalist church RENE mbcred Dor
Wilcult with handsome gift.
The ice all went out OF the Yves
River Sunday ing and the rive
has been higher this week than bcfor
for several years.
Grown & Morse have sold e. |.
Fuller's farm in Nottingham to re
Howe of Sunderland, Mass. Mr.
Howe takes possession at once.
Delicious beef and tomato bulliol
made from Cadahy's Rex brand cx
tract of beef will be served free al
GREEN'S Pharmacy all of next week
The New York Life Insurance Co.
made 40 Christmas presents last week
aggregating S27.0 of payments on
endowment policies maturing about
this time
Miss Nellie Sullivan Slipped from
off the roof of the piazza at her Clark
street home Monday and broke two
ligaments of her ankle which will con
fine her to the house for few days
The town gives up It's quarters in
the Crowell building on Flat street
Jan. LIST, and already the stuff is being
moved, though just where to put it
in the present condition of the town
hall is problem.
H. NJ Martin, veterinary surgeon
and dentist, graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary college and Toronto Dental
School, formerly of Newport. n. H.,
will open an office at G b. White s
stable, for the practice of his profcs-
sion.
Taylor Il Son are distributing this
week, some very handsome calenders
from the National Life Insurance Co.,
the Ticonderoga scene as Ethan Allen
summons De La Place to surrender in
the name of the Great Jehovah and
the Continental Congress.
There was another Chinaman
case before Judge II. H. Wheeler Sat
urday, that of Wong Wun Durk arrest
cd at st. Johnsbury Dec. II. and or
dercd deported by ". d. Crane com
mission. He was brought from Sher-
broke in disguise and put upon the
train. on this side of the line; but tho
train men noticed the disguise and no.
titled the custom officers He was
born in China and he paid 500 for the
smuggling. OF course Judge Wheeler
offered the order on deportation.
The death of Mrs. Patrick Lillis
at the age of 65 which occurred last
Friday morning was sad blow to her
many friends here, the death being
the result of an injury sustained some
two weeks ago. Mrs. Lillis was IA
native of Ireland and was married at
Conn, from which place
they moved here. She leaves besides
her husabnd one son, Col. J. }. Lillis,
of Rutland. The funeral was held
Sunday morning at . O'Clock.
DIR. j. G. Moore finally secured
bail Tuesday after lying in Jail at Con
cord, \. H., nearly two weeks and was
released. He has issued Il statement
in which he says that he will devote
the next two or three weeks 10
Strengthening out his business affairs
and if after that time the public !
finds occasion for criticism, will |
not complain. He adds that, !
Negotiations are in progress to
dissolve the attachments on my property |
and that of Halifax mills tof which DIR. |
Henry Tucker is the manager. and |
there is much encouragement
The town hall committee adhere to |
heir determination 10 locate the lock /
up in the southwest corner Of tho |
but they have decided to make |
IN entrance from the south side and
work is in progress to put in Il stair
way leading sidewise. The cells have
)ecn put up against the west side pre-
:luding any window being put
here. The only light will be from
he window in the door, so that the
ellis will be about as dark as II pocket
It noon time. A hole will be cut
bove the door from the cellar SO as to
i've little ventilation. Altogether
dark, damp. unwholesomc place.
hat don't begin to be as good as the
1ckup in the other corner which the
own condemned and ordered torn out
few years ago. OF course it won't
e all owed to stay there, after a town
leeting has had chance to speak
Thomas Brown came home from ;
t. Johnsbury this week and was ,
rrested on a capais writ for an action {
d judgment, issued on the affidavit of :
!. III. Stellman, and growing out of |
lie "horse case noticed heretofore.
nd averring that the original cause of
elton was for money held in a
duciary capacity. \ year or two ago /
tellman placed horse in Browns i
ands to be sold and he sold it TO a c
hesterfield man. taking note which |
as finally paid. Brown claims that S
, offered to turn over the proceeds of V
10 sale, less charges for keeping the "
,rse. but that Stelman refused to ac v
pit it on the ground that Brown had T.
Ic use of the horse which should pay I
+ the keeping. Stcllman several il
onths ago borught suit under the n
luciary statute, and got judgment I
+ about $50. but failed to take out il
close Jail execution, and so Brown h
lied to carry up an appeal which he G.
ID taken. The judgment was sent to G
!. Johnsbury and fruitless efforts made h
collect it. hence this action, on In
lich there was a hearing before d.
idge Royal Tyler yesterday. Lawyer Il
1T appeared for Brown and argued ID
at the original cause of action had G
,rged in the judgment, a record W
ok of which the court could not go, is
as to hold the body on a judgment W
simple debt Lawyer Fits, as W
unset for Stellman. asked for a con is
Iuance 10 present authorities on this i'll
int. ID
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