The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-20
THE CRIMINAL GRIST.
Two Lebanon Burglars MObbed Here
a Couple TrRmps sent to the Nor
HOuse

Couple Tramps sent 10 'he ""'
House.
While Constable Beaumont was re
turning from Bartonsville Monday an
near Brocwkay's mills he noticed ivy
suspicious characters in the old shant
on the Central Vermont abroad una
the track walkers use IN winter TIM
and so concluded to investigate an
walked over to them and found tina
they had meal bag full OF revovers
iacknives, etc He placed them unde
arrest, brought them here and place.
them in the lookup. Tuesday Sherif
III. O. Hurlburt and Constable II. "A
Dwyer of Lebanon, n ii, came dow
and took them to that place for trla
where they had burglarized the hard
Thursday night before.
John Wilson and Charles Hicke.
who claim Holyoke as their home were
arrested late Friday night at the depo
by Officer Stapleton for disturbing the
peace. were brought before Justice &.
II. Williams Saturday morning ano
fined S. and costs, and failing to pay
same were taken to Rutland Monday
noon by Chief Thompson for So days to
work it out. They are Il part of the
gang of five who proposed to force the
train men to carry them to Holyoke.
They boarded the B. q M. freight here
and refused to get off.
Local Thought and Movement.
@. p. Cassavant has this week put
out new and attractive barber poles in
front of his shop on Rockingham
street.
A horse driven by Jas. Dunn and
owned by Jack Hayward became
frightened by the cars on the Boston
l. Maine r.. r. near the Westminster
paper mill, overturning the buggy and
cutting big cash on its size by fall
ing on the hitching post.
Two gangs of linemen are here put
ting in a metallic line from the local
telephone station to Boston and one to
Claremont, n. H., in place of the
common line that has been in use here
tofore.
Work was commenced by John O.
Spring and his gang of masons Mon
day in adding two stories to the Vt.
Farm Machine company's building.
Geo. E. Holmes of Alstead, n H.,
has sold his grain, meal, feed and coal
business at Cold River, n. H., to
Hope Lowell, formerly of the Mountain
house at Drewsivlle. Consideration
not known. Mr.. Lowell took possession
Monday morning.
Church and Society.
The young folks of the Universalist
church are rehearsing the play A |
Fisherman's Luck to be gwen at |
their fair on the evening of Oct. Sth. |
Miss Nettie Wheeler having charge of I
the instruction.
At st. Charles church Tuesday
Edward Foley and Miss Julia
Breen were united in marriage, the
Rev. Father REYNOLDS performing the
ceremony. A reception was held in the
evening at their future home on the
new Terrace, where they were the re-
cipiepts of many useful and valuable
presents.
\ very quiet and pretty wedding
took place at st. Charles church last
Tuesday morning. when Chas. Smith
and Miss Katie Watson were joined in
the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev.
Father Reynolds. Patrick Reardon I
was best man and Miss Hattie Watson,
l sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.
The bride was attired in suit of i
garnet silk with old rose trimmings !
md hat to match, the bridesmaid wore +,
. similar suit. After the wedding /
Inner the happy couple left on the
|. 40 train for Boston and vicinity, with +
he best wishes of host of friends. a
The presents were many and valuable. :
Personals. T.
Miss Maggie Hallahan, who has been visiting :,
IL Boston the past two weeks, returned home II
tuesday night.-Richard j. Wolfe down u
+. Henry La Clair of Walpo,e was in town "
unday visiting fricnds-Miss Hannah McAul !.
Fl of New York city, is visiting her mother, =
Irs Patrick McAulitf of North Walpole.- c. ii. y
;rosnahan of Brattleboro, is the guest of his a
ousin, John +. Brosnahan this week.-Edward y
ieehan now of Brattleboro and formerly of .
his place, WAS in town visiting friends this \,
eek.-Jom Wiley has moved from the Eugene y
ray house on Kerry Avenue to the Hub bard q
omestead on Rockingham street dennis i
IL his way to Ioyoke, Mass. for a few days u
Chapman of Windsor, was in town :
londay.-J. ii. Blaklev, W. $. Durham and T.
Vim Bowtelie returned from their trip 10 New II
ork. Friday afternoon.-EN Fuller of 81
calt ebOro, was visitor in town Tuesday ~
lr aud Mrs ID. X. Barrows have returned trom q
eir wedding Tip and are stopping at Towne7 W
oteI Tor the present-Mrs Z w Cofey of @
'indsor was in town last week.-Jerry Collins ~
As been on the sick list the past week. Mrs W
Isl week visit to reaives.-Miss Mary GA
'Brien is visiting in kecne this week. II W
ateiey and wife were in Lee, Mass this week l.
attend the funeral of Mrs Gateley's sister - NJ
go W Kimball Jr, left Mondayto accepthis new N
,siton at North Adams, Mass.-E Gotta is th
sitting at his old home IN st Adams this week. po
The Misses Lizzie Kiem and Katie Murphy, W!
no have been visiting in Boston the past week, WI
turned home Wednesday.-Mrs j Donovan, "
lo has been visiting at Orono Me, returned
me this weck.-Rev Father Reynolds was
Burlington this Week.-Mrs. Nellie King
able to resume her daily duties once
,re after an illness of two weeks. L.,
has VI Colbtirn, of the Mutual Life ms Co, is "a
&c more in town in the company's interest TO
r Davis and Chas W Larabee started for wi
lebrook, H. Saturday on hunting eNpedi no
n and returned home Wednesday bringing a ~
er back with them as resut of the uip.- lOl
I'm Roche was in Saratoga Monday attending M;
funeral OF Il six year old child of John Cit a.,
d, a brother n.law, which was burned to a.
attn Saturday night Contractor Lockwood is go
building the outhouses and repairing the bll
I'm part of the Crowley house in North Wal ca
e which was damaged by fire on the sth.-Mr %
did, who resides on the corner of Henry and cle
kinson street, is building new piazza on the an
knsOn street side.
Bart0nsville. AZ
Nineteen took the train here We'd bal
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