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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19
HER BIRTH AND BREEDING.

Mrs. Lincoln" he said. was mnch
cleverer woman than the public gave her
credit for. There is no denying quahF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19
MEETINGS.

Masonic NOTICE "A STATED COM
DOLPH LODGE. No. 10, Will be held in
Masons' Hall. Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, THIS
EVENING at 100 o'clock. Members Of
sister lodges ana transient brothers are
fraternally invited
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM HALL CREW,
fe l9-lt' Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19
ANNUAL MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the VIRGINIA FIRE.
AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
viii be held at the cOmpany's Office. No.
1918 east Main street. Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, the 18th instant. AZ u o'clock
NJ WIN. II. MCCARTHY.
70 It'd Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19

Miss Todds first meeting with her
future husband has been humorously
described by her. lie met me at party. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-19
MISS TODD'S SHARP WIT

the belle Of Springfield, and she fanced
the world was pointing the finger OF scorn
h..
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Old papers for sale at Dispatch ONCE.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
South Londonderry.

| \ lawsuit between Mrs. Geo. A.
/ Howard and Leonard Garfield is in
! progress this week. the trouble being
about some timber land which Garfield
claimed was pointed out as belonged
to the place and which the deed did
not cover, also sap buckets and spouts
which he claimed to have bought and
did not get.
! The village district is raising up the
school house and cleaning some of the
filth from under ii. which has lain
there for % years TO poison the chill
dren.
y guest of H. \. Dudley. Mrs. Cav
wood. of Washington, ID. c.. is sick
with scarlet fever.
l.. 7. Landman and wife are visiting
her sisters in Newane. Miss Mary
Trevilean is visiting Mrs. Bessie Viii
bur. Mr. Mackey's daughter has re-
turned home. Elmer Brooks has gone
west with slight prospect of purchas-
ing home there. Mrs. n. p. Woods
sister from Weymouth. Mass. is stop.
ping with her short time. The VI.
L. L. u. of this place visited the one
at Bondville and report very pleasant
time Wednesday. The Bible colporter
Tor Wlndham county gave an interest
ing talk at the Baptist chucrh SUNDAY
evening. C. G. Smith and ID. Il.
Goddard are in Boston this week.
State Senator T. T. o. Salisbury.
lawyer, formerly of this state but now
of New York, is at the hotel for a
short stay.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

Arrivals in town: Mrs. p. c. Knowl-
ton and family FROM Memphis, Ten
nessee, at the Underwood House. -
Henry Plimpton and wife from Chester,
Mrs. Moore and daughter from Salem,
n. Y, at f. D. Plimpton's; Mrs.
Frank White and daughters from
Newfane, Mrs Marcia Morton from
Westboro, Mass, at Rev. A. j. Man =
tins: Welcome Whites two daughters
from Baltimore, Md, at VIM. Clark's
Mrs. f. Eddy from Keene, n. H., at
p Wallis; Miss Ella Goodell from
Gardner, at Henry Hamilton g; Miss
Written from Dover at F. N. Earn
um's. Mrs. O. F.. Lovsey from West
moreland, N. II. Mrs. Emma Briggs
from Grandvlle at Levi Howard :
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Lampson from
Brattleboro at Mrs. Holden S.
Cummings, Aggie Wheeler and Florrle
Plimpton took a carriage drive TO brat
tleboro last Monday. Mr.. Deloa from
New Hampshire has bought L. Cor
dams horse. Rev. G. II. Rogers. wife
and child have gone to Boston for
weeks stay-Mrs. Choat and son, MIR.
and Mr.. Hoyt have returned to their
home in Fitchburg, Mass. Mrs. Met
calf from Townshend is to teach the
village school. Mrs Hannah Cobb
and her grand daughter, Maria Cobb,
visited in Vernon this week. Rev. f.
S. Morse and w. B. Eddy from Brat
tleboro were in town last Monday. W.
1.-the drove up from Greenfield,
Mass. last Saturday. His wife and
children returning with him Monday.
Frank Mack has returned to his
home in Washington. d. C.-Belie
Williams from Hartford, Conn, is
visiting at j. Gales. 7. F. johnson
is out again. Mr. and Mrs. G. Dexter
from Troy, n. Y, are with Mrs. Laura
Blanchard. Last Monday a telegram
was received by Chas. Martin from
Wis. announcing the death
Of his brother Darius. Geo. Sargent
from Grandville is at Levi Howard's
this week
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
DuIllmerstO Center

The shower of Thursday morning
greatly refreshed vegetation and was
much needed as the springs and wells
are drying up.
Farmers have harvested their oats
and grain and the noise of the thresh
ers is heard in the land
The schools in the different districts
commence next Monday, Sept. I'd.
Mr.. Fairbanks and wife of Boston
have been visiting this week at n. O..
Miller .-Mrs. Ozro Miller. wife of
Col. Ozro Miller of Shelburne Falls. is
at her old home at Austin Lawton s.
Mrs. Esther Dutton has been quite i'll
the past week, but is improving under
the attendance of DR.. Conland of
Brattleboro. Little Blanche and Hazel
Newton are also on the sick list and
under the care of DIR. Con,a and. -Sena-
tor Marshal Reed of Vernon. with his
wife and daughter, visited the. old
home where he was born and called
upon his old time friends and relatives.
Ernest arthur of Iowa with his wife
made brief visit to his old home.
MISS Newton and brother OF
Marshal, Mo-. relatives of Mrs. Henry
Miller and Mrs. n. o. Miller. have
been visiting them briefly.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

presents from others; French clock,
silver teaspoons, spoon holder golc
lined, butter.dish, silver knives and
forks, berry spoon, sugar spoon, choc,,
olate set, fruit dish, water set, and
many other useful and valuable ar
ticles. They soon are going to keeping
house. -.
The Griffin and Brown families
picnicked at Laurel beach Aug. 9th.
The cottagers at Laurel beach break
up camp for the season this week.
A cyclist from Perkinsville passed
through this place to-day on his way
to Bratteboro. He rodo 60 miles last
Friday and has ridden 800 miles on
his bicycle. The bicycle was made in
Chicopee, Mass
Several parties out of town have been
stopping at the Glen House. %. h.
Butterfeld of Bellows Falls is in town.
Horton L. Brown of Chicago is quite
i'll at his brothers Elliot Browns He
is attended by DR.. M. M. Brown OF
North Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. f. $.
Allen have been visiting relatives in
New York state A. M. Hatch is i'm
proving the grounds about the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. r. Goodnow.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

The day for the sixth annual conven
ton of the Windham County Loya
Temperance Legion held at Jamalci
August %, dawned bright and beautl
full The we'll loaded teams from th'
neighboring towns drove up to th'
church in good season and soon goo'
number of happy faces came from be
hind the boughs with which the wag
ons were decorated. In the morning
there was an interesting discussion
against the use of tobacco showing its
evil effects. In the afternoon Mrs.
Kenyon gave few tests showing that
many of our patent medicines and eX-
tracts are strongly alcoholic. After
this the special event of the day, the
Demorest silver medal contest, was
held Much credit was due to all.
Miss Annie j. Cook won the medal
A resolution was passed that petition
be sent to the editor of the Golden
Rule asking him to stop inserting adj
vertisements in his paper of Huylers
Root Beer or any other containing
alcohol. 1t proved to be a very pleas
ant and profitable day and one long to
be remembered by the young people.
The Londonderry base ball team met
the jamaica boys in game of ball last
Saturday at this place. The result
was p to 20 in favor of Londonderry
boys.
George n. Wyman teaches this fall
in Maynard Hollow district, where he
has taught number of terms before.
He calculates to begin a week from
next Monday. This is Mr.. Wyman s
Slst term of school.
Our village schools will begin next
ment is taught by John Paterson of
Warren and the lower department by
Miss NJ. hobbs of this place
&. n. Wyman and wife are away for
about two weeks. selling the right to
use f. J. Praddex's preparation for
preserving eggs. through the southern
part of Bennington county and the
northern part of Berkshire county.
Mass.
The frost last week Thursday morn
ing was slight in this vicinity, doing
no damage. but at Jacksonville and
West jamaica it was quite severe.
: Rev. S. f. Frohock. of Spring
field, Mass. delivered very instruc-
tive and entertaining lecture at the
dramatic hall here Monday evening on
the a. p. A. question to full house.
Miss Ella Willis teaches this fall in
Townshend, school beginning next
week Monday. Daniel Sherwin is
and painting his house
and store: Wales Cheney is doing the
york. Mrs, Marcia Martin of West
brook, Me-. is visiting here at f. G.
Pierce's. The two Misses Allen, who
have been stopping here at !. p.
Muzzy's for the last few weeks, have
returned to their home at Worcester.
Mass. Waiter Cutler, young man of
this place. who has been attending
seminary in Michigan. has
graduated and is now stopping here
with relatives. Rev. S. +. Frohock
and family. who have been stopping
in town through the heat of the sea
son, have returned to their home at
Springfield. Mass.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
SOutll Windhaiil.

Some of our farmers are improving
the dry season by ditching and haul-
ing muck
A goodly number were out to the
union picnic and a good time is re-
ported. uo oro
Charles Jones and his mother are
visiting friends in Londonderry :.
Clarence Baker has sold his nice, cot
TO Dea. A. J. Fisher. Mrs. Sarah
Kingsbury returned to her home in
Grand Rapids, Mich, last Friday.
Mrs. Fannie Bowker of Keene, N.
H., has been visiting her brother
Dea A. j. Baker Henry Baker re-
turned to New York city last Saturday.
Rev. A. III. Francis has gone 10 East
Dover to attend the association,
Frank Robbins two nieces fromSpring-
field are visiting her. Marion MONEY
of Whitman, Mass, is visiting friends
in town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

The teachers of the Newfane schools
will find the new books at their schoo
houses Monday morning. They are
instructed to take charge of them and
loan to the pupils according to the di-
Books will be supplied at net cost t.
those who may prefer to own them.
/ No change will be made in Arithmetics
until the beginning of the winter
| term. Buffers complete geography
and Raub's Practical English Gram
mar will be continued in use. Schol-
ars having these books will bring them
| to school as before. Other books have
been adopted as follows: - The New
! Normal Readers, Sheldon's Speller and
Word Method, Potter's New Elemen-
tary Geography with teachers edition
for desk, Raub's Lessons in English,
Commits Vermont for desk, reference
and reading. and Barnes United
States History. The superintendent
will visit the schools the first of the
term and confer with the teachers and
pupils in reference to the supply of
books and their use.
NJ. 0. Howe, Supt.
\ number from here attended the
bicycle meet at Brattleboro Thursday
A much needed improvement has
been made in laying a new platform at
our railroad station.
A party from here by invitation from
Miss Grace Timson attended a whist
party at her home in Williamsvile
Thursday evening.
The following was heard few even
ings since, over by the fountain.
-nightI feel the magic of spell
That steals upon me-whence | cannot
That breathes of thee, O tender manly
heart. -
The shadow moved from behind one of
the trees, so was unable to report any
more of the poetry.
q. K. Batchelder Of Peru visited at
n. NJ. Batchelder's this week. Miss
Teresa Lane returned to her home in
Hoosic Falls, n. y, Friday. Mrs. c.
\. Batchelder and son returned to
their home in Aver, Mass, Friday. -
Capt David Ball of Warwick. Mass.
visited II. L. Sargent Wednesday. 49,
Mr.. Ball attended his company's re-
union at Townshend Thursday. -Chas |
Underwood is shingling the County |
House barn. Miss Louise Davenport is !
her friend, Miss Sadie Under |
wood. James Underwood has improv-
ed the appearance of his house by
painting ii handsome shade of light |
green with dark trimmings. DR.. E.
5. Weston it is reported. will return
to Newfane Oct. Mrs. C. p. De
Witt and friend visited in town this
week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
West TOXynshend.

A Junior class of Christian Endeavol
has been formed.
Miss Eva Barrett is engaged to teach
the River school and Miss Emma
Whitman the primary department OF
the school asst the East village. Miss
Mary Underwood is engaged to teach
the school in this district. The fol
lowing books will be used: The new
normal readers, Vermont Historical
readers. Dunglison's Physiology,
Greenleaf's Arithmetic, Brady Is
Sight Arithmetic. Barnes United
States History. Commits History of
Vermont, Barnes Geography, Raub' IS
and Metcalf's Grammars, normal course
in spelling and writing. School will
open ON Monday, Sept. I'd.
The steam engine and boiler belong
ing to Messrs. Holmes and Reynolds
has been purchased by Mr.. Kendall
and moved TO Bondville. So we no
longer have steam mill in West
Townshend.
Martin Rice of indianapolis, Ind,
has been visiting with his sister, Mrs.
o. r. Garfield. Marion Mowry of
Whitman Mass. is visiting with her
friend. Miss Emma Whitman. Cath
crime Kidder of Minneapolis, Mimi,
has been visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
O. r. Garfield. Mrs. George Pierce
and daughter. Marion. of Jamaica. are
visiting with her father, Edward
Chase. Mrs. Mundell and little girl
Of Londonderry are visiting with her
daughter. Mrs. Lucius Harris -Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Holmes of Farley,
Mass. are visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holmes. Mrs.
A. A. Goodell of Brattleboro is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Vim. b. Liv-
ermore Elmer Holden of Windham is
working for DIR. Gale.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
Grove.

Potatoes are blasting badly and in
some fields scab and rot are doing
much damage to what would be a fine
yeald. Generally speaking the potato
crop is good this season and some are
digging their earlier varieties. Corn
is looking we'll although much rain is
needed for the benefit of its growth.
1t is not fully determined how the APP
pie crop will turn out, not very good
is the general report so far this season,
yet at harvest time it may look differ
emily. Grapes and fruit are abundant
everywhere.
A. Niles and, son of Readsboro,
have been calling on friends through
town the past week Matte Fitch of
Connecticut, is guest at c. c. Bells
John IRVING, wife and son of Leyden,
Mass, have been guests of Mrs. Eliza
Worden this week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
Weak, Irritable, Tired
81 Was No Good on Earth.''

DR.. Miles Nervine strengthens
the weak, builds up the broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind of nervous disease.
about one yearago ,ras AFFLICTED
rifh nervousness, sleeplessness,
Creeping sensation in my legs,
Slight pdlpifatiOn of my heart.
Distracfing confusion of the mind,
Serious loss or lapse of memory.
Weighted dO,rn Cifh care and
irorry. completely lost appetite
And felt my cifafity scearing out,
'ras freak. irritable and tired,
My freight scas reduced to 100 lbs,
In fact tCas no good, OF earth.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
Wilmington.

j. II. kidder, who is member OF
Beauseant commandery, his wife and
daughter, as well as Miss Charlotte
kidder. joined the excursioaists from
Brattleboro Monday morning, for the
triennial conclave at Boston next week
Henry Parmelee of Boston. Miss
Jennie Thayer and Walter Thayer of
Springfield were visitors here last week.
C. \, Lamb, the Wilmington and
Brattleboro stage proprietor is very
feeble and confined to his home. He
is good citizen and we hope he may
soon he about again. Potatoes are sell
ing at forty cents and apples for forty
cents per hushel. Marriage bells will
soon he heard here, A stranger was
here collecting old postage stamps last
week.
The Northampton, Mass, Herald of
Tuesday says:
The party of Hampshire and Franklin county
newspaper men who went to Wilmington, Vt,
yesterday, had most enjoyable time. At the
Hoosac Tunnel station Il special train was In
waiting on the narrow guagc, Hoosac Tunnel
and Wilmington road, provided BY the courtesy
of President Newton The scenery along this
road all the distance to Wilmington is of the
widest and most beautiful description, and YES.
tertiay, with the atmosphere as clear as a bell,
II was at its best. shortly before reaching vii.
mington the magnificent dam, one OF the largest
in New England, built by the Newtons, and
their line pulp mill WAS passed. Carriages were
taken for Raponda, about three miles from the
village. After an excellent dinner the party re
turned TO Wilmington and was driven to the fine
club house of the Forest and Stream club about
u mile out OF the village. Greenfield was
reached too late for the Hampshire party to re
turn nome last night, they arriving about neon
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
West WartlsbO 70.

Frank Eager Of Lynn, Mass, Is
spending Il few days with his mother.
Fred Fits has returned to his home
in Pasadena, Fla. Miss May Starks
boro of East Arlington and Miss Mary
Fits of Brattleboro were in town re
Gently Mr.. Davis of Landgrove and
Walter Ingalls, of Brattleboro have been
at j. W. Ingalls, Several from here
attended the l.. I. l.. convention at
Jamaica. w. j. Symonds, wife and
daughter of Somerville have been stop
ping at W. j. Davidson's. Otis Ward
of East Arlington is at r. +. Bald
wins and H. Payne's Mrs. Howe
and Mrs. Goodnow of Westfeld, Mass.
and Mrs. Boynton. Norwood, Mass. i,
are with Mrs. K. f. Baldwin.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
Putney.

The Ladies society connected with
the Baptist church after vacation of
two months, will meet at their parlor.
wednesday p. M. Sept. t. Sumner
vii be served by the T. p. S. C. IS.
from Ole to S p. M. and social will
close the evenings entertainment All
are invited.
Rev. Mr.. Seymore and wife. Rev
NJ MI Mitchell and wife. Miss Gertrude
woodbury. and Mrs. NJ. b. Switzer at
Tended the {. Z. convention held at
lownshend last week. Miss Woodbury.
ana Mrs. Switzer going as delegates
Cole mill IS an object of interest To
our people. VINO watch with interest
every new part. The balance wheel
Which weighs 312 tons came Tuesday.
Harold Cragin and sister Helen from
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
BOSTON MARKETS.

CORN.-Steamer yellow 30; steamer ~:
No a 40: good, no grade A..
OATS.-No !. clipped white 3la3l !. !; Nos
| clipped white 80 l.2a3l; No !, white a3l No 3
white 30a3o ~; No B., white 20 l.2aSO; rejected
white 27a27 l.2; No ], mixed 27a27 l.2; No :,
mixed a36 IL.
| MILL FEED.-Middlings, sacked per ton Il 81
a19 90; bran, sacked, winter 10 GOal6 49, BRAN
sacked spring ais %; cottonseed meal q o0a?ljO'
BUTTER.-Creamery VI extra AL; cream.
ery 4 Y, extra a2U; creamery, northern 1rsts
Isais; creamery, Eastern lsals; creamery,
western ago; Diary, \ Y, and Vt first- l4al6,
dairy, \ Y and VT seconds l2al3; dairy. and
Vt low grades lOalI; dairy, western hrsts ala;
dairy, western seconds 10; boxes extra cream
cry 2la22 boxes extra dairy 20; boxes comic
good l5al7; trunk, prints, eN creamery a2?;
trunks prints. ex dairy l9a20; trunks prints,
com to good ljals
CHEESE.-New York, ext ra as IL; y Grsts
6 l.2a7 LIZ Y. seconds sac :iyermont extra as;
Vermont firsts I-2a7 IL: Vermont seconds ja6:
Sage 5 Las. part skins, 3aj: OHIO fiat extra
ga as: Ohio fiat ilrsts q l-2a7 IL?
EGGS,-Eastern, choice fresh 1jalG eastern
fair to good l3al4; Vt and y II, choice fresh la
Beans-Pea \ Y Il Vt small II p, 2.Oj; pea,
Y Y, marrow II L, ,: pea, screened, l.sG 80:
pea, seconds, l.15 l.s0; lpea, California "a
a.05; pea, California, hand picked lGj; me.
diums, screened, l.sj 30; mediums ,:seconas,
50 4 l.1j.
Michigan-N and above, 10 Il; No l, 10 4 20
No2, u a %; fine unwashed ID: unmerchant.
able, IA; No /, combiDg SIS and L. blood, 20:
No 2 combng, IA blood, q %; Delane, ~.
Kentucky and misunderstanding, IS blood
Is 10; combing, Ia blood, Is ~ a 20; c0mbing
braid, 10 a 20; clothing, 3.s blood, Is q 49, cloth
ing coarse. Is 10.
Pulled and scoured-A fine, "a a 3d. SUPER
b a 80; b SUPER 20 a 81; & super, g a .;
combing. fine, 80 a SO; combing, common, 80.
Live stock Market.
Live Poultry-Two tons, selling at 10 { per ID.
Mich Cows-J A Hathaway led in ll9 head
from York state at $40 a 50.
Sheep and Lambs-ln lots 81 a $50 3 each;
extra, $50 80 or from , IL per lb;
lambs, 4 a 5l-2c.
Fat Hogs-Western fat swine, live, 4S4aj
lac; Northern dressed hogs, ) "a per ID;
stores retail, :l.50a5.
Market Beef-A few choice, 80 a 80; extra,
80 BIS; first quality, ) j.2j; second qua!.
ity, a $50; third quality. 3 a $50.
Store Cattle-Workng oxen, per pair from
$50 al40; farrow cows, 10 %; fancycows 70
a 30; milch cows and calves. 20 a As; ycarngs,
: l6; two wears old, II -; three years old,
20 a ~
Veal CaIyes--A firm feeling exists. The good
ones are snapped up quickly upon arrival II
Jenne sold six choice calves of ,00u lbs al
o IL c; Henry, - calves of 600 lbs at Lee
] Henry, 2. calves, iof 2,s20 lbs at *: IL
Whipple, IL c1lvcs OF 900 lbs at lee.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

When Landlord Chatietld kept the
Bernardston House, he kept a first
class one in every respect He has now
taken the Broad Brook House at Gull
ford and will keep "A first class house
there.
The family of Houghton Ward, three
sons and five daughters. held reunion
at the home of their father last week.
The news of the death of Mrs. Law
renee Heaphy of Brattleboro was re-
ceived here with sincere sorrow. The
family lived here and were universally
respected.
Mrs. +. p. Reed returned from her
visit to Jamaica the 22d. A family by
the name of Duncan has moved into
the little brown house on the bank"
owned by S. a. Smith. Frank King
is laying 100 rods of pipe for the pur-
pose of supplying his buildings with
water. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Thomas
of Illinois are visiting relatives in
town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30

Rutland society is excited over the
elopement of Mary, the eldest daughter
of Mayor John A. Sheldon, with +. H.
Keck, a young man from Philadelphia,
The young man has been in Rutland
for some time visiting Hugh H. Bax,
ter, and made the acquaintance Of
Miss Sheldon Mayor Sheldon made
strong objections to the attention being
shown bis daughter. The result was
they eloped and went to Buffalo where
they were married. The bride is q
years old.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-30
GuilfOrd Centre .

Mr.. and Mrs. f. g. Taylor attended
the Pomona grange in Westminster
Friday Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Ward
and their son Charles were called to
Readshoro last Monday to attend the
funeral of their eldest son Dr. Wards
wife s. +. Thomas. former resi-
dent of this town, now of Cropsey.
Ill.,, is visiting relatives and friends
in town. Mr.. Thomas went to Illinois
II years ago, and has been very sue
cessful in farming. Fred Magoor is
in Turner's Falls at work in the cut
lery