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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
RELLOWS FALLS.


Sheriff L. T. Lowell arrested lasl
week THURSDAY Charles and Henry
Densmore. whose domicile appears 10
have been Georgia in this state, on Il
charge of stealing Sl40 from a rroc-
torsyille house few days pei :,Ie
They we're taken to ProctorsVliie'
where. however. evidence enough was
NOT found to hold them. But Ofiicer
Lowell concluded to take them Tor an
attempted robbery of "a, 600 IN Georgia l,'
last June. 1t was done at the mouse
Of Sarah and Mary Goodwin, spinsteiis
about GO wears old living on Georgia
Mains. and in forenoon while they
and their hired men were at parn
hack of a hill and 60 rods distanI
shearing sheep. AS one OF the n na,e"
men returned he caught the two Dens ,
mores in the woodshed busily engase "a
in trying to put door back III NJ l.s
Mace With some confusion and STAN
mering they told story, that as they
were Coming by the house, they, saw
two tramps coming out OF tnc hT ha5
with some valises, which they mao
taken from them and then driven the
tramps away. The satchels were 1ouh''
to contain some $4,000 OF valuaple ,,
The Densmores went over ana lole,
Judge Hotchkiss the tramp story anu
he advised them to hurry after the
tramps. They started it seems at once
and never came back until brought d.
DEPUTY Sheriff Draper.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
BIRTHS.

In Wilmington, Aug 81, son to Mr. andl
David HON
In Brattleboro, Sept G, a daughter to Nj
Mrs Warren Merrill, and granddaughter to
In Chester Depot, Aug y, daughters
and Mrs Edwin II Kendall.
In Bartonsville, Aug %, daughter TO MI
Mrs Charles Parker,
In Westminster, Aug %, a daughter to MI
Mrs Frank Il Howard.
In Proctorsyille, Sept 3, son to Mr. and
Fred Shedd.
In Grafton. July 80, daughter, Mildred !
tense, to Harvey il and Jennie NJ Wheelock.
In Wilmington, Aug 81. a son To Nj and
James Homm, weighing lbs.
In South Windham, Sept /, a son to Mranl'
Kirk Jenison.
In Winchester, \ II, Aug 30, "a son to Mi
Mrs Walter Streetcr.
In Chicago, III, Aug 20, son 10 Mr. and,
Charles X Dearborn, and grandson to Mr.; i
riet Dearborn OF this place.
In Brattleboro, Aug a, daughter to Nf
Mrs Walter IL Jacobs.
In Jacksonville. Aug "a, a daughter to Nj
Mrs Charles f Allard.
In West Dover, Aug "a. son to NJ anal
Truman Green.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
BartOnsviIle.

School commneced Monday. Miss
NAV Lawrence teacher; ut present
there are % scholars.
DR.. Parker gave a social dance last
Friday evening, to which general IN,
vitation was extended. 1t was well
attended and all report grand time.
Ice cream and cake were served at
IL o'clock for the small sum of 70
cents apiece.
MAYNARD Burt is enlarging his sllo
and has had IA force of workmen en-
gagged upon it for week.
We hope that all will remember the
meeting in Spiritualist hall next Sab
bath; Iucius Colburn speaker; and
also it is hoped that there will be
singers present and come prepared To
sing.
Miss Mabel Perry, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to her
home in Boston, Mass, last Saturday.
Morgan Lowell is gaining in health.
His grand daughters, the Misses Win
ME and Cora Lowell. returned to their
home in Bellows Falls last Sunday
evening, with their parents, who Wis
tied at Morgan Lovells' Sunday.
Miss Lucena Archer from Springfield,
Mass. who has been visiting hel
mother, Aunt Dolly Archer, returned
to her home last Saturday. Miss
Grace Worrall is quite sick with
stomach and liver trouble. DIR. Ravens
visits her daily.-Urban Durand is
laboring in the meat market at Bellows
Falls. -Noyes Jackson and wife from
Chicago, ILL.,, are visiting Mrs Jack
sons sister. Mrs Elizabeth Thompson,
Miss Carrie Weston is stopping al
her grandfather's, DIR. Parker's. zee
Mrs. Emery visited in Chester last
Saturday. The Central Vermont rail
road Rutland division have each sec
ton turned off one man, leaving only
force of two men and the section mas
ter.-Mrs. Robert Putnam and daugh
ter of Springfield, visited Mrs. Put
nam s mother. Mrs. f. f. Hoyt, the
first of thn week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
Dr.. r. c. FLOWE
BOSTON, MASS.
DR.. r. C.. FLOWER to Nav
Professional Trip Through y
sachusetts and Vermont.

The patients of DIR. K. I. :
will be glad to know that he IL
ranged professional visit throus
states of Massachusetts, and Ven
as follows: >,
Pittsfield. Mass, American Il
Thursday, Sept 5. . ;,
Springfield. Mass. Russell Il
Friday, Sept. 6.
Brattleboro, Vt, Brooks Hous''
urday, Sept. I.
Rutland. VT. Berwick House
day, Sept. 9. Il
Burlington. Vt. Van Ness u
Tuesday. Sept. 10. II
Montpelier. VT. Pavilion n
Wednesday, Sept. IL.
White River Junction. Vt, Jul
House. Thursday, Sept. -. =.
There is no physician in the Y
States better known than Dr'
Flower. His cures are SO nun
and often of such a miraculous y
that many writers have clainI''
many of his cures were miracles
DIR. Flowers ability TO tell a
his disease without asking qu''I
is as well established as thS
Flower lives. n
This New England visit OF me !
will afford an excellent oppor'u-
many to consult this eminent sEV
close TO their homes.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
DEATHS.

In West Dover, Aug IS, Silas II Moore.
In Wilmington, Aug 30, sarah Adalhe> ~
aged IS years. 80.
In Brattleboro, Aug 81, Emeline H Gas
aged IS years.
In Mortified, Mass, Sept !. Smellne
toon, aged 81 years.
In Dnmmerston, sept (, Samuel Wheele''i
g} years. ,
In Vernon, Sept ), Charlotte, wife OF SOW
Thayer, aged - years.
In Bartonsville, Aug %, Elmon Ayers l.'
years and , months. 80
In Keene, y II, Aug &c. Mrs Edna fialtn
formerly of Walpole, y II, aged 90 year 81
DAYS.
In Fail River, Mass, Aug %, at tie ha
his daughter, Mrs Edwin VI Hawkins, II
Hapgood of Bellows Falls, aged 80 year,
In Winchester, n II, Aug 81, Mrs VAN
Tower. aged - wears.
In Winchester, \ II, sept ], Mrs JaDti
Fairbanks, aged 81 years, 3 months and ~
In Brattleboro, Aug n, Katherine HEAVY
In Halifax, Aug %, Ruby \ Fish, =,
In Quincy, Ore, Aug Edwin X Glen 4
In Milwaukee, Wis, Aug %. Darius MAE
brother of Rev \ J and Chas Martin OF va
horo.
In Erving, Mass, Josiah Goddard turfg
Guilford aged -.
In Gill, Mass, Aug 20, Mrs Hannah
Carrier, aged =,
In Readsboro, Aug "a, Matte l. carr
wife of DIR Henry ; Ward, aged q, daG-
Daniel { Carpenter of Readshoro.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
FOR FORGERY.
The Fellow Who Did Up Hotels an" WV
Three Terms of states Prison ior ~.

Three FERNS Oh SHses' 4,
John l.. Lambert who victihiAe,u
many hotels, among them the ploons
House. IA year ago last fall, by passing
forged checks purporting to be sisnea
by d. Appleton a. Co., for wnom ne
claimed to be travelling agent, com
pleted "A term of Is months imPrlsoh-
ment at Dancmora, N. y, MONDAY loI
one Of these jobs done out ID that
state. But as soon as he stepped out
of prison he was arrested on lrequlsi.
ton from this state and was prousl1
to Rutland Tuesday where Lahd!oiu
Champion of the Bardwell House VIII
put him through for a $50 forged check =,
which he passed there. paying ms piii
and taking the balance in good MONEY
He came from Rutland to Brattie
boro and did up Landlord Tyler OF lhe
Brooks House for similar amount
ana in the same way. Mr.. Tyler says
he has the next claim on the man aiter
Champion is through. and after tne
sentence for the Rutland offense Is
served, Tyler proposes to put MN
through again.
Lambert is liable to be convinced by
the time the end is reached that the
road of forgery is rocky one to travel;
He comes from good family. ana
apparently adopted his course OF CRIME
because he couldn't be honest.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
EVE MINUTES WIT" THE NEWS "'
TILE COUNTY AND VICINITY

Elmer Wilder of Jamaica broke 2s.ida ms
right arm just above the Wrist ha,t ff'"s6
W the sleeve @ Of his coat and drew ,,, ms
arm around the pulley. lie was msn az,
tended by Drs, Brigham ana i'oa"'
and is doing we'll. n,
The Forest and Stream cup W.,
close it's club-houses at Willie 'o''
Monday, after prosperous so's'''
The National Rife club held its an :.
anal eboot at Vernon Monday, TUESDAY
and Wednesday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

There Is some discussion among Vermont
wheelmen as to the feasibility of forming cir
cult for bicycle racing and so far the proposition
meets with unqualified endorsement. All
wheelmen Will he glad to see 1t DONE but the
question of arousing sufficient interest out
side the members of such an organization to pay
the expenses must be satisfactorily solved he
fore the circuit is formed. The plans include
Rutland, Burlington, Montpelier Barre and
81 Iohnshury or White River Junction or both.
All these pages have good racks and there
ought to be 10 question OF sufficient patronage
to pay expenses,
r. W. Sherburne, l.. 4. Dodge, +. II Jones,
Harley Meaker, Lewis Robbins and +. W. Por
ter made century run from Barre to Bristol
and re turn sunday on their wheels. The cvclom-
eters registered H. miles. Ten miles out of
Bristol, Robbins. the youngest member of the
party, broke pedal but made the rest of the
trip with one foot power.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

Mrs. W. II. Bond returned Wedncs-
dav from her several weeks visit at
her old home in Brooklyn, n. u
Misses Louise and Grace kinson re-
turn today from their two weeks visit
in Worcester. Mass. Col, n; c. Saw
yer went to New York Monday for a
visit with his son. &C. W. Thomas
and wife are IN Boston, Waltham and
Haverhill. Mass, for fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W, Sargent have re-
turned from their weeks outing at
Winthrop, Mass. Mrs. Geo. Fuller
has returned from Deep River, Conn,
where she has been visiting her daugh'
ter. Mrs. Frank Spencer Hayes
Morey has returned from his visit IN
Greenfield, Mass, and returned To his
school duties. -Chas. Scrihner and
family and Bert Allen and family are
ENJOYING two weeks vacation IN
South Royalton and Morrisville. An
thony Schwcck is in Stonington. Conn
visiting his brother and sister. H. H.,
Bond and wife have returned from
their visit in Brooklyn. n. Y.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06


Rev. -. Day addressed the meeting on the
omm on Sunday, large attendance being pres.
Mt to he ar his inspiring talk
The new rooms in LeOnards block are en-
pecteu TO be ready for occupancy about Septem.
Der ID.
The Battalion council met with Rev c O Day
Monday evening and made some changes in the
constitution and decided TO call the bows topeth
er saturday evening, when the uniforms will be
distributed and each boy required to sign the
battalion pledge.
Rev Edward Taylor, ID ID, of Binghamton Y
\, will address the Y NJ c 4 on the common
sunday at pm. Subject: BLOOD Relationship
with Jesus Christ; How Lost, How Won" DR.
Taylor Is a very earnest and forcible speaker
1t Is hoped many will hear him.
Advertised Letters
Ladies: Mrs. 6. Il. Archer, Mrs. Rober, A.
bryant, Josephine Phelps, Miss Maude Towne
and Mrs. f. e. Wilson.
gentlemen; =. Feeire, +. w Fuller. Josanh
Miner, Oliver Pope, s. George II TAFT
Advertised Sept. 6, 1895.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

+. S. Hunter, of the plating works,
is to take a tenement AT l26 South
Main street, moving his family here
from Hubbardston. Mass B. Shea
will move soon to Keene, n. H.-John
Haven taxes the rooms IN Leonard
block vacated by DIR. Bowen. Mrs. }.
c. Chandler from Central street &c
Mrs. l.. NJ. Burditt's house on Clark
street. Bert Gates from Judges house
on Vernon street to Aleck Aliens on
the same street. L. Bresnahan from
the Watercure to the Milestone block.
F. Longueil from Herrick Il Boyden'
block to 80 Elliot street. H. r. Bruce
to his new home on Forrest street. d
beautiful place.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

While our Democratic contemporaries are
pluming their feathers over what they chose to
call an increase in wages, let them bear In mind
that it is not an increase of wages, but restor-
alton of wages.-Northield News.
Well. isn't restoration of wages a
contradiction of all you have been tell
ing us of the effect of tariff reduction?
And considering how near we are to
the panic and the long depression,
isn't the extent to which this restora
ton has gone extraordinary and the
most decisive refutation possible of
the Republican claim of the relation of
tariff to wages: Moreover. don't IRE
stored wages with the lower price of
what workmen have to buy mean prac-
ticaly an increase of wages!
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
MARRIAGES..

In Wilmington, Sept 4, by Rev Z { T Mel
zie. Elbie 5 Pike and Miss Carrie Averi,
In Nottingham, Sept 3, by Rev Va
zie of Wilmington, Ernest l. Faulkner ami
sarah Davis, both of Nottingham
In North WaIpole, \ ii, sept /, by Rev
worth Fullerton, John + Runvon OF Morri.@
\ j, and Sarah + Wells Of Walpole, y II.
In West Brattleboro. sept 4, by Res
Smith, Edwin + Gobie and Elizabeth NJ Ha
both of West Brattleboro.
In BrattlebOrO, Aug l6, Il Fits OF VIE
ton TO Ellie Brown of Nottingham.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

The steamer Enterprise" sprung a leak last
sunday, endangering the lives of IS people on
board. IL is said that the steamer leaked before
il started out on the trip and while in the middle
Of the lake 1t began TO leak rapidly IL was a
narrow escape and II all possible effort had not
been put forth to land the boat serious results
would undoubtedly occurred.
James Goodrich holds a public auction Of 1
personal property tomorrow.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

Twenty men engaged In fitting out a liI
tering expedition 10 Cuba were arrested in
Jersey Saturday and held under bail.
Judge Wheelock q Veazey OF Washing
Interstate commerce commissioner, Is stayil.
Hotel Thorndyke In Boston, for few daysp
to returning 10 his state, Vermont, for Visit
- breckenridge, Jr, Of the di,tnZula
Kentucky family and nephew OF eN-Congr
man VIC z Breckenridge is under ARE:
Guatemala charged with the murder Of Cast
Brook, a fellow employee in concern The
But it i. not generally believed that he l. sai
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

The display of horses exceeded that of former
wears. The stalls were all full and extra quar-
tiers had TO he provided in machinery hail,
while many had to he taken TO DIR. Weeb's
barns at Red Rocks. In the afternoon Capt
Dood's troop of cavalry, company +, from Fort
Ethan Allen, came upon the grounds and gave
an exhibition of horsemanship, passing the re
viewing stand in singles, .doublcs, incircles,
in-wheeis tours and fives, and forming the let
ter 5 both right and left in Cossack or rough
riding and the hurdle riding of the Cossacks
The trotting began at =. m. and the pacing
foals of 1892, stake $500, called by the
judges, this race proving the best colt race of
many years. Sadie I. took the first heat lost
the second won the third and then lost the
race to Guy Wonder who won the first prize
in its second, fourth and fifth heats of a race
which would 30 honor TO old track nor ses.
In the three minute class for troiters there
were seven starters, two of which, Don Whips
and George b. were distanced in the first heat
Fugitive won the first two heats, lost the see
ond and third and won the fifth in burst of
speed at the finish.
In the So class for irotters got the word. lu-
kon had the pole at the start. nut lost IL TO Mol
lie the first half, with >heba and Lizzie Gar
net close 10 her heels. MOie had her lead 10
the finish OF the heat, with Lizzie second and
Victor third. Mollie also won the second heat
and Nallerin in third.
A terrible explosion occurred Wednesday
afternoon at one Of the big gasometers Of the
Providence Gas Works. Five were killed.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
THE FRATERNITIES.
The Founder of the Eastern Star Arrest =
ed for Vagrnncy.

Mrs Elizabeth ST. John, A. years old, one of
the originators OF the Order of the Eastern
star, was n prisoner in the Lee avenue police
court Williamsburg, y. y, Tuesday on charge
of yagrancy She was the protege of the late
Robert Macoy, one of the highest officers of the
Masonic ORDER and with him founded the orher
OF the Eastern star which now extends all over
the country She was found early "Wednesday
morning sitting on u coal box at Wythe avenue
and Hewes street. She had a horse blanket
wrapped around her. She was in the Blooming
dale asylum I'm 1854.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
EnplOymcnt Notes.

Miss Ida Coleman has entered the
employ of the Bratteboro Overall Co.,
tits week. Miss Mary Mcclure re
sumed work Monday at Hooker. Cor
ser & Mitchell overhaul shop after a
several weeks vacation. VIM Mellen
has finished work for S. a. Smith ~
Co.. and entered the employ OF W. H..
Fletcher. Frank Haskins finished
work at Holden's drug store Saturday.
Miss Mary f. Wilson opened her
schooll in Guilford Center Monday.
Lucy Simonds is clerking in +. A..
Barrows store. Miss Zilla Steeter re-
sumed duties at o. }. Pratt's Monday
after months vacation. Frank
Snay from Bellows Falls succeeds Pat
rick Mcclure as mason at the Brattle
boro Retreat and will have tenement
at LOG Elliot ST.. W. Brooks sue
ceeds f. NJ. Carpenter as short stop
on the Newport and Springfield postal
route, the run being between Brattle-
boro and Springfield. Miss Georgianna
Cook resumed work at +. Il. Barrows,
Monday after a month S vacation. -
Miss Eloise Brown resumed work Mon
day at Van Doom x Morris after a
three weeks vacation. Fred Cressy
resumed work Monday at +. A. Stark
ey & Co.. after months vacation. -
Geo. Foster returned to work at Jor
den & Van Doorn's Monday after ten
DAYS vacation. Miss Ethel Bruce is
teaching school in Putney. and Miss
WINNIE Wordsworth in the Central
school. recently built there.-D.
Stolte Jr., is clerking at II. \. Chap
in a. Co.'S. during John Hackley's va
cation. Frank Stockwell has finished
work at Halifax where he had been
employed some last fall. -Chas Spring
has left the employ of the Brattleboro
Livery CO.. anu Ernest Williams sue
ceeds him as night man. while John
Allen will take Williams former place.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

Miss Annie Hackett who has been visiting
friends Mt Rutland and Albany,N Ny. for the past
month returned home Friday night.--Miss lat'l-
crime Reilly of New York city Is Visiting ler sis-
ter Mrs John c. Kiniry on Atkinson stree. ' nus
week,-Geo +. Ball who has been iaiu W io ~,
the past two weeks with Il sprained ankle Is
able TO be out again and get around WIN inc
assistance of a cane.-Mrs. Nellie Aldrich OF
Antrim, n. H., is visiting friends IN town this
week.-D. =. Higgins family who nave Deen
stopping at Lake Sunapee for the past inohl't
returned home Saturday.-Miss Mary W. Aioee
of New York Cityis visiting at l.. u Lowers
Waller STYLES Of Keene. y. H., visited lrlehds
in town Sunday-AIss Mary McGurk of Clare
mont \. H., spent sunday with friends at Norm
Walpole.-Miss ADbie RELY OF 'tlaremoht, ~
H., who has been stopping with her SISTER ME- =
John G. Kiniry for the past two months retuihe"
to her home at the 'above place Monuay'-.' -
Springer of the Mt. Tom suphltc 90, NJ Mt'
Tom Mass, was u visitor in town FRIDAY v" III;
A. Hall went to Boston Friday for several
dnys' STAY on busness.-Iohn liaSsctt was III
Roston SATURDAY Lyman spent Friday
and saturday in Boston visiting friends Miss
Lizzie Condor who has been visiting friends at
M springfield the past week returned home
Saturday.-P. f. Griffin and daughter Annie
are spending few days at Coney lslanu ms
week.-The Misses Dora Murphy and Katie
O'Bricn are visiting friends in Fail River TINS
Week.-Mrs. Lizzie Quarters starts tonotro"
for a two weeks visit with friends IN bostoii
and Fall River, Mass.-Deputy Collector OIL IN
ternal Revenue, ;. II. Brigham of Lisbon,
\. H., was in town Wednesday night.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

The Grange Dramatic club will commence
soon to rehcarsc their new play, 80 Man from
Maine" which is 10 he presented at an early
date. They held business meeting Monday
night ut the home Of Harry Currier.
Every body lis invited to mystic supper at
the Grange banquet hail next Wednesday even
ing, beginning ut t O'Clock followed by an en-
tcrtainment in the hail above. \ small admit
lance will be charged.
Protective Grange held a meeting last Tues
day night the programme being in charge OF the
Worthy Master Gate keeper and stewart. 1t is
needless to say that IA fine musical and literary
programme was carried out.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06
CanbridgepOrt.

School commenced last Monday with
Miss Florence Young of Bellows Falls
as teacher.
II. II. Hicks of Perkinsville has
been in town the past week. Willie
Warehouse is visiting his sister Mrs.
Walter Oaks Of Gageville. - Mrs.
Davidson expects to move now soon TO
Saxtons River Two milk wagons run
through this place now, one to Athens
and one to Grafton. Levi Derby OF
this place was drawn as the petit juror
to Newfane. Rev. J. c. Bolster is
now working in Westminster. Miss
Alice r. Perham, who has been an
invalid for about three years, is now
able to take short carriage rides.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

The Baptist parsonage is being rem
ovated for the occupancy of Rev. +. j.
Temple and family who expect TO move
in next week. Severance has
equipped his Office with long distance
telephone. John Stebbins has placed
a sidewalk eurbing in front of his
Canal street residence.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

Services in II. Micheal's church, 18th sunday
after Trinity. Sept sth. 80 a. me-, Holy COM
munion, 10 so a. M, Morning Prayer and ser
ing $50 y. M, Evening payer. The rector
will also ofiiciate in Christ church, Guilford at
? 80 p. m.
Rev DIR Edw Taylor of Binghamton, y Y. will
preach at the Congregational church sunday
Dr TAYLOR is perhaps better known, more en-
gagged and more widely useful than any minis
ter in Central New York. He is in constant de
mand for latform work, especially at cOnven-
lions of Young people, who greatly love hlni.
and his bright, genial manner and practical
helpful elOgnence make it a rare privilege TO
hear him. The pastor viii conduct the Young
Peoples praise service at : O'Clock and viii
preach at 50.
The Centre church prayer meeting will be held
at the Congregational parsonage this evening al
80, Subject: "Our church hene and the homes
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Time, 2.2s 2.21 IL, 22.3l

There were bicycle races in the forenoon n
mile novice race being interesting and the Tin
much faster. comparatively, than in the ND
omen race, Summaries: One mile novice racs
Won by Ned c. Buck of West Lebanon, y h
TT. Goodsil of Hartford second, Jane.
Whitney of White RIVER Junction third Tia.
one mile open race-Won by Henry CRAIG
Of Springfield, John T. Paul of Oleott ,ec6l
r. ri Bailey Of West Lebanon, y. H., thiN
| Time. 2.33. A collision occurred in this race J;
tween John +. Davis of Alstead, \. H., 1,
Fred II. Perkins of White River Juncii
which resulted in the destruction of their wts.
and bad bruises on Perkins, but they are u
serious injuries.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-06

winsted, Conn., and all that section is greatly
excited over the antics of a aid man. there,
often seen by people, naked and covered with
long hair, hut always making his escape before
he can he caught. Large hunting parties have
been out in pursuit, but in vain. one theory Is
that he is a gorilla escaped from some circus,
but as he was seen before last winter this IL i'm
possible. Another IL that he is the insane artist
Arthur Beckwith, who has twice escaped from
asylums and was once caught living in a cave IN
Cuba He has committed many depredaiions ON
arms.
The house, barns and entire property of
Abraham Whitaker in Rochester were con
sumed bv fire early Tuesday morning.