The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-12-27
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Judge Royal Tyler, acting chancello
IN the suit of 4. ii, and +. III. Brown
against the conjunction through thu
water commissioner, G. S. Moore, f.
II. Hobson and Arthur Coolidge has
granted peremptory injunction anc
the water was let on place block
Christmas morning 1t will be re-
membered that some two weeks age
the water commissioner shut the water
of the above block because Mr.. Brown
would not day the rent Mr.. Brown
claimed at the time that the matter
was incorrect and rendered the com.
missioncrs an amount of money equal
to an average that he has paiu the
past five years. The commissioners
refused to accept this and the above is
the state of affairs at dresent l.. NJ.
Read acted for the defendants.
The survey of the proposed Spring
field and Charestown electric road has
been completed, and AN engineers es,
Innate of the cost of construction viii
soJn be announced,
Walyand Graves, - Yeas of age,
died ut his home on the old terrace of
typhoid fever Friday night. He was
employed at Osgood ~ Barker's ma.
shine works. He leaves widow and
two children. His funeral occurred
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church.
Miss Mary Dewey of Royalton is to
succeed n ID. Clark next term as
teacher in the ninth grade.
Mrs Sophia Titus, former resident
of tins village, died at the home OF
her son, Henry Titus, the we'll known
Fitchburg passenger conductor, IN
Somervilc, Mass. last Thursday OF
nervous trouble at the age::of "A. Her
reamins were brought to this village
Saturday, and her funeral occurred at
the Congregational church. The in |
tcrment was at Walpole, n. II.
Chalres G. Moore has sold TIE Fall
Mountain house to c. Z. Moore and
will reomve to East Bridgewater.
The Westminster club will hold their
third annual ball Januara % in Union
hall. Beedle's orchestra of ten pieces
from keene has been engaged.
Bellows sFalls maidens contemplate
presenting musical show in the near
future.
Al the liquor dealers in North Wall
pole were ralded Saturday night and at
their hearing fined S54 each Monday af
tcrnoon they were pulled again and fined
the same amount. r. - /
Accidents.
Patrick Collins of Palyma Falls. N Y.
an cmploye of the Fall Mountain Paper
Go. had his hand caught in the calen-
der rolls of No ] machine, Monday after
noon, which resulted in his losing the
third and fourth fingers and the top of
the second finger of the left hand. He
had made arrangements to spend Christ
mas at his home as he had not seen his
folks for three years and the above hap
pening has caused him to change these
plans. He was attended by DIS Ridden
and Albre.
John Campbell, employed as 3rd hand {
on the paper machine of the Fall Noun {
tain Paper Co. had his hand caught: in ,
the rolls Monday brusing the same very /
badly. Y
+. L. Higginsnn filed bill in the ,
Superior court at Boston Yesterday for G
an absolute divorce from his fugitive a
wife, /,
Willie McQuirk, an employee in the :
paper mill of John Robertson Il Son !
had three fingers of his right hand I
crushed in the collender rolls early t
yesterday morning. He was attended c
by DR.. Ridden. n
Bernard Cavanaugh, edmloycd as 4
laborer By the Fall Mt. Paper Co., L
had his leg broken Tuesday morning n
by stick of timber falling on it. He
was attended by DR.. Ridden G
In last weeks newspaper appeared !,
that statement in the liquor case that :,
Il Kpnwltpp hn1 boon 90 to1 -
selling to students of Vermont Acad- D
envy. Now this is not so. He was n
arrested. but it was for being Il com. -,
mon seller and not as reported above. N
KimbalI Resigned. al
The dispatches to the daily papers W
Saturday announced that Internal b
Revenue Collector Page at Portsmouth +
had because of financial irregularities u
requested the resignation of Deputy OF
Stamp Collector + II. kimbali of al
this place to take effect December 81
which Mr.. kimball forwarded by wire. b
kimball was appointed to the office Nc
which has salary of $500 year, Nov. eN
,, '9' securing a strong endorsement tn
rom leading Democrats of the state on re
he ground that he was a nephew of 70
he late Mr.. Atkins. and espec ally of
rom those in this county as matter XII
IF harmony, The local support proved ca
n the end TO be pretty much all by
against him, and the appointment he
made much hard feeling at the time. ali
ir. kimball says for himself:
Tho is no embczlement and when close up vi
With the government the first of The month every oh
ody will be found 10 be o. X. My bondsman M
as not taken charge of my office. =;
Collector Page has appointed to the 81
,lace Eugene S. Leonard who was Pr
trongy endorsed for the appoint Gil
Oent in the first place and who will ca
70 sure to fill the position with credit ?"
. himself and his supporters. ~,
Personals.
NJ u Ray and DIR W knights who have been ~ w.
uniting in the Maine woods returned home he
londay bringing back three deer and two car to
Jon, which have attracted considerable atten
Oh at Dunham's meat market during the week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Matthews spent Christmas u
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