The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

}. Rev c. o. Day will speak on IL
Common Sunday afternoon at o'clocl
$. W. lIdgett will have his opeI
. ing Of Dunlap hats Saturday. See ad,
9 in another column.
9 The First Regiment band will gi,
their thirteenth open air concert froi
| the Brooks House next Wcdnesda
j evening. 80.
The Prospect house at Chesterfield
: was not sold Yesterday as advertised
because no bidders were present, an
i the auction was indefinitely postponed
JAS F. Hooker attended the stat
tennis tournament at st. Adams thi
, week. He played in one Of the single
but was defeated by Batchcder o
. Bennington.
Mrs. Crosby of Dummerston wa
driving by the Baptist church Monda,
when her horse was frightened by /
trolley ear and SHE'D against tele
phone pole, stripping off the harness
But the conductor stepped down anC
took the horse by the bit, stopping i
easily and no ono was hurt.
Much to the surprise of both sides
the special town meeting Saturday tC
act ON the question of ceding Il slice OF
the town district to the village incor-
porated district, had Il very small at
tendance. There was no debate and all
was over in less than 10 minutes.
Chandler Brown moved to dismiss the
article and it was done viva voce.
The two houses of Catherine Mar
tin on Elliot street were sold at auc-
ton for the second time Saturday for
S2740, and were again bid off by VIM.
Martin. Some of the heirs found fault
with the first sale, when the property
was struck off for $3.50 because no one
was prepared to bid higher and as it
I happened that nothing was paid down
at that time, the court ordered the
second one.
Springfield, Mass. as well as
Philadelphia and Albany and many
places in the west. is moving to have a
branch of the Standard Telephone Co,
established there, calculating that it
can get IFS service for less than half of
present prices The Standard company
is now negotiating to lease the lines
of the Postal telegraph company for
long distance use. by means of which
a great saving is expected in the long
distance service. Correspondence has
been in progress for some time with
Brattlehoro parties to get the Standard
here as soon as it enters New England
but it remains to be seen how much
will develop from it.
The Morning Telegram of Eau
Claire, Wis, commenting on the
opening of new drug store by +. X.
(,olHipu and T. 4 C.ra,. ,,pI.r tho
firm name of Godding A Carey. at that
place, speaks thus COMPLIMENTARY Of
BrattlobOro boy:
rank at the head Of their profession. Mr. Carey
ladder gaining step by stepuntil he reached the
rnTanc Win ,hc an" dne r Ua
get. in tha, branch he also was snccessful and
became manager of one of ;hc best known
,art t" M he t1s e W ,rec ans
ago, with the Intention OF establishing a labora
tory at Eau Claire, but after locking the ground
%set t GO ,d IL vail not PAY anu Hr,, n
inducing MIR t,oddingto join him and put in first
class store al West superior. They did so and
noon oegmt se c%unG hrSser,9ion nrugg,s r
they had a chance to seI ont they did so. and
bought store here. These gentlemen have
nesn ~ p"ttnersP ior thfee year., ana agree
Are !: strong team. and puil together ali the
time. Polite and courteous to their customers,
,o moi, s 70 Inc, tner ro'pet.iprS m, WIN
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y venerable former resident OF
this place and native of Chesterfield,
died at HinsdaIe Friday night. in Car
ollne r. widow of DR. Q. j. Martin.
The disease was old fashioned con
and she died at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. +, W. Robertson,
where she has been tenderly cared for
since the death Of her husband. She
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