The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-10-18

W. IL. Hayward will move into hi.
handsome new house ON South MAR
street this week.
The chairs for the opera house
arrived last week and are being STORED
in the Wells building.
Rev. Mr.. Beausang of Gardner,
Mass, conducted services in the Swed
ish Lutheran church Sunday. baptiz
ing two children.
Mrs. w. +. Neal had IA fine display
of fall and winter millinery at he,
opening Tuesday and Wednesday, a
large number of ladies' calling TO in
spcct it.
j. G. Whitney has sold his farm
in Halifax to.a party fromWthe north
part of the state and will make his
home in the future with his daughter.
Mrs W. F. Mixer.
Any ladies desiring to procure the
materials preparatory to taking lessons
m china painting are invited to call at
Miss Helen Emerson s on Oak street.
next Monday or Tuesday.
-Windham County Pomona grange
will meet Protective grange at Brattle-
boro, Thursday, Oct. "a, at 10 O'Clock.
The afternoon session open to the pub
lie. The fifth degree will be conferred
in the morning State Master c. j.
Bell will be present.
Herbert Walker of Londonderry
was brought down here Saturday up-
der an arrest for too profuse indul-
gence in red-eye on the last day of the
faT. Arranged before Justice Newton
he pleaded guilty and was fined -
and costs amounting to 80. 81
--" Give. : the valuable dog belong
long to +. w. Weeks. and formerly TO
Judge W. c. Holbrook, and which
took first prize at Madison Square
garden and repeatedly at the Valley
Fair, died Wednesday from an injury
either by a kick or throwing of stone
that somebody maliciously inflicted
Friday.
Mrs. Octavia Scott, sister of the
late Willard Alexander, died at the
Canal street home of Mrs. Eunice Al
eXander yesterday morning. Her death
was the result of fall some three
months ago in which her hip was
broken. Mrs. Scott was the last of a
family of ten children. The funeral
will be held at the house Monday at 3
o'clock.
Rudyard Kipling's new story one
which is of considerable lengths to
bear the title of civilian the Con
queror. 1t is described as a thrilling
love story. and the accompanying illus
by Mr.. kipling himself 1t will
appear in December. The
authors next book of verse is to be
called Ballads" title of absolute
1t is coming out next year.
The National Life Insurance Co.,
which is always so prompt in its pay
mcnts. has this week forwarded a
check for 81, O40. so TO Mrs Helen c.
Clark for the policy ON the life of the
late b a. Clark The proofs of death
went in Saturday night, being received
by the company Monday morning and
the check was back here Tuesday
The policy was for $1,000 and !
the extra $40. 80 was post norton
dividend. Mr.. Clark had besides been
receiving dividends for many years.
the policy being an old one.
Mrs. P. A. Van Bergen and Mrs. /
Owen who have been AT the Brooks |
house all summer returned yesterday |
to their home at Flushing. l.. L. Miss
l.. d. Young, also of Flushing, who
mas been here most of the summer. re
turns to-day. Mrs H. w. Adams
and daughter also return to-day to
their New York home after several
weeks stay. Notable registries at
The house this week include Rev.
James Robertson of Montreal, a
'ormer resident, T. B. Salisbury of
South Orange, n. j., and of one of
he old Brattleboro families. with his
ION. Jessup. j. E. Murphy and wife of
Boston on their bridal tour, Stillman
v. Risbey of New York city who is
lere for the week, W. G. Wimot of
Grand Rapids, Mich, T. f. Temple
on of Hartford, Conn. and proprietor
# the 'Sunnyside' house with his
wife. Thos. H. Holton and wife of Des
Ioines, Ia, G. @. Woodcock and wife
# Manchester.
-Crocker's Best Flour 81. 80 at Pull
ems adv.