The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-11-01
MINOR BRArTLEBORO LOCALS.
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Halliday of Dover has been visiting
the Misses Rawson. Joseph ren aun
left yesterday for visit with his soni
j. j. Fcnton at Bellows Fails' Nh anu
from thence with his daughter' Mis.
Daniel Sullivan at Windsor. -.Luther
Miller is taking business trip tilrougn
the county. Sidney L. Morris returned
Tuesday from Wilmington where ne iiao
been visiting friends and relatives. =
Mrs. +. d. Ellis is visiting reiatives
i'm Putney. Horton Eames ana priue
of West Halifax are spending rev
DAYS with relatives and FRIENDS mere.
Mr.. White, the restaurant keeper, mas
returned from week at Wardsboro.
Fittings.
Chas. Cheney from Hoosick, N: y
spent Sunday with his mother, MRS.
Nathaniel Cheney. F. II. Davis spent
Sunday and Monday in Boston, Mass.
H"Thos. Fenton spent Sunday in
Springfield and vicinity. j. G. Ullery
of Holyoke spent Sunday in town. job
and Katie Long spent SUNDAY ~
Springfield, this state with thelr aum.;
Mrs. David Hagan. Bert Iyier spent
Sunday with his brother, Y. Y; Iyiel.
A. j. Falcon spent SUNDAY III
Springfield. George Aher spent sun,
day with his sister, Mrs. }. r. oMeii
in White River Junction. VIM. fltA
gerald and friend, Mr.. Sullivan OF
Greenfield, Mass, spent Sunday mere
with friends. Nicholas Baker returned
with them. Mrs. M. Maley and
daughters, Misses Mary and Katie, OF
Putney spent Sunday here Win
friends. Mrs. B. Manning and grand
daughter, Miss Alice were in Ashue
lot, N. H., the first Of the week. y.
w, Harlow went to Bethel Saturday
and returned Monday with his bride:
John Brennan of Windsor visited
friends in town Thursday. -Chas-
Franklin of Millers Falls, Mass, has
been visiting in town this week. -. a.
LaFlache has been on business trip to
Windsor, Bellows Falls and Charlestown1
N. II. this week. Miss Annie Meteor
mick spent Sunday with her brother IN
Rutland.
Marvellous Results.
From n letter written by Rev. j..
Gunderman. of Dimondale, Ind, we
are permitted to make this extract;
have no hesitation in recommending
DIR. Kings New Discovery, as the re-
suits were almost marvellous III the case
of my wife. While ! was pastor of the
Baptist Church at Rives Junction she
was brought down with Pneumonia
succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroXi-
ysms of coughing would last hours with
little interruption and it seemed as II
she could not survive them. A friend
recommended DR.. Kings New Dlscov-
ery it was quick in its work and high
lv satisfactory in results. y Trial bot
tles free at f. H. Holden & Co.'S Drug
Store. Regular size soc. and Sl.oo.
Esteyviile.
Among the good things that we have
secured to our entcrprising hill during
| the last wear is church, store and a
lob shop now being built, and rumoi
has il that we are to have drug store
and we hope another season will see
Sunset lake and Connecticut river con.
nected by ship canal by the way OF
Esteyville and the fair ground ana the
electric railroad The people OF Estey-
willie were saddened to learn last Mon,
day of the death of Mrs. John Langull
although it was known that she was
critically i'll. She leaves a husband
and a large family of small children &c
mourn her loss. Arthur Wells condi-
ton is very much improved and nc
hopes to soon be able to go out again.
I-Lysander W. Lord is moving into 2,
Estev street. Isaac A. Williams has
returned from Connecticut to his son
A. G.. Williams. -Ferdendo Whitaker
is quite sick with blood poisoning re-
sulting from felon on the thumt
which had to be amputated. Not since
the early days of Esteyville has there
been so much building as this season
and still the boom goes on.
The fire alarm was rupg last night
about half past 10 O'Clock, hurrylne
out the firemen and getting Host
cart No. ID out If doors The first idea
was that it was Halloween prank Of
urchins, but it is now believed the
trouble was from the circuit beibroker
sand a con nection formed with some
other line. Electrician Niles has beer
out looking for the trouble today.
A ''sheet and pillow case" party
was held last evening at the Nortf
street school. All scholars participant
! ing in il were told to come to the
front door, where they were met b!
the teachers and then dressed in thell
ghostly costumes. When all were at
tired. they went into the main hall
and there endeavored 10 recognize eacl
other. As there were between 40 ant
so in the hall, it was very hard indeed
to do this Out of the number tel
were not recognized These drew lott
and Miss Alice Leonard got the prize
During the evening a dish of peanuts
was brought in and the ghosts were
told that the one who guessed the
nearest should receive the peanuts
Miss Esther Knight carried off this
prize, she guessing 325. and there were
:3O5 peanuts in the dish. The hall was
decorated with jack o. lanterns OF
various designs, and at one end was
booth where witch sat telling fort
unes. At the other end was pan OF
water where the ghosts sailed theli
little ships. After the guessing, wei
over. came the grand march and the
unmasking. Then followed a shor!
social after which the ghosts departed
for their respective residences. AL
say they had splendid time.
Mrs. Joelwillard left Saturday for al
indefinite stayOwith her dauhgter il
Springfield, Mass.