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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
NuiinInsyiI,e,

Miss Amy Wheeler began work il
the overall factory in Brattlcboro
"Wednesday. The evening before fifteen
OF her friends gave her a surprise party
at her home.
There IS an excellent crop of potatoes
both IN quantity and quality. Elkanal
Lincoln dug from one hill nine pota
toes of uniform size, there were no
small onesJ which weighed Ga lbs.
We were visited by heavy shower
OF rain and hail, accompanied BY thun-
der and lightning Wednesday after
noon. Some Of the hail.stones were as
large as walnuts
AS Rev. ;. II. Fairbanks is to preach
on Dummerston Hill next Sunday morn
ing there will be no services here at
that hour, There will be preaching in
the evening and Sunday school as
usual.
James and Andrew Brown who have
been visiting relatives here left for
their western homes Monday morning.
~ family gathering last Wednesday
the three brothers and three sisters.
which comprise the family now living.
met together for the first time. the old
CIR sons having left home when quite
young.
John c. Tufts Of Dakota has been
his cousin, Mrs. ia. Young
nAlahson Miles and wife have gone to
Chicopee Falls, Ashfeld and other
Mass. towns to visit relatives They
Expect TO be gone about four weeks.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

The much needed and looked for rain
came Wednesday. hal stones to the
size of a small hens egg fell.
Robbins and Williams the handlers
Of the dynamite in blasting on the
highways have finished their work
here and returned home. Martin
Haskins, who has been dangerously
sick with inflammation Of the bowels.
we are glad to report is at this writ
ing in more comfortable condition.
His daughter Nellie, of Ashburnham,
Mass, came Monday night X. b.
Walker and wife returned home from
their annual stay at Lake Pleasant
last week Mrs Bessie Wilbur is re.
ceiying visit from Rev. ". 4. Bry-
ant Of Ludlow. Archie and Charles
Jaquith, now OF Boston are at home
spending their vacation Mrs. Nelson
Cummings started this week for Leon
lister, Mass, To care for sick daugh
ter there. Mrs. l.. j. Strong and Mrs.
W. y. Shattuck are visiting in Barre.
6. I. Abbott, wife and daughter are
visiting in New York
Quite number from here attended
the Manchester fair
The Rev. Thomas Trayilton. q for
mer preacher here spoke from the
Methodist pulpit last Sunday.
4 number Of the Baptist denomina-
tion attended the convention AT Cavcn-
dish Wednesday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
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GlllIfOl'tl.

y family on the Bernarlston road
were aroused from their slumbers last
Thursday near midnight by team
driving rapidly past simultaneously
with Il crash resembling "a small earth.
quake. Investigation showed that "A
huge green watermelon had been hurled
through the screen door wrecking the
door and badly damaging the melon.
Green watermeons are proverbiallv
unhealthy and this one viii prove
particularly 80 if the mistress Of the
house finds out the perpetrators
John Ryan returned from business
trip to New York and New Haven last
week. Chester Andrews has been Sc
riousIy i'll the past week but at last ac-
counts was somewhat better. Mr.. San
ford and wife of Wardsboro, are visit
ing at Jesse L. Weatherhead s. Miss
Hill Of London, Eng, whose visit here
was unavoidly delayed is now the guest
Of Miss Ielia johnson. Mrs. Dana
Morse Of Nebraska, is visiting in town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
Grove.

The Farmers Club will open their
season Of meetings Saturday Sept. Il
by holding a basket picnic il Benz Bar
ber's grove. \ cordial invitation is
is extended 10 every one and especially
to the children. who it is hoped viii
prepare themselves for speaking pieces.
Never since our remembrance has
there been such a shower as visited
vivid sheet of flame continually and
when II struck. dishes and glass ratified
and il seemed as if the house must fall
as the wind blew hurricane and hail
mingled with it. Hail fell al Turner's
Falls as large as butternuts. Up at
Grove they rolled over the floor ike
marbles. Never was such a thunder
shower seen. The damage cannot be
learned.
E. E Clark had the misfortune in
the berry season 10 cut his hand badly
on a barbed wire fence.
Everyone is hurrying their potatoes
out Of the ground: rotting badly is the
general report. Corn IL being harvest
ed in good condition and good yield.
There have been very few song birds
around this season. but abundance of
LtTTlu reptiles. bA-r 1LA -Id-el4tiI ilt-TE
and everything 10 bother the life out
Of the busy housewife.
o. Z. Dix lost a nice heifer recently
making the second one he has lost this
and Mrs. o. z. Dix have
been spending few days in Boston I
and vicinity. are pleased 10 report Z
Miss Edith VI. Evans az teacher il 4
10. this fall The list from both /
districts Nos. , and makes up eight I
scholars 20 attend. Miss Clara L. I
Prouty has not been able 70 attend only 4
/ few days on account Of illness. Dr.
Cram OF COleraine. Mass. was called /
o visit her Tuesday and thought the
worst was over and that she would /
soon begin % gain. Ida Newtor
md father. ". Rose. q Greenfield. Z
lave been guests al Daniel Worien
OF some weeks.-Mrs. John Nickers1n F.
nd Mrs " Pratt have recently been
7 pleasure urip O. North Adams.
lass their husbands being in bust
ess there
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
Whiftngllun.

One of the worst rain and hal storms
known for years, came Wednesday niph,
lasting fully two hours.
The new seats for the school houses
have arrived and look very neat and
pretty.
Our village people are annoyed at
different times by what they call Il band
Of hoodums, who have mania of
rousing the people, exchanging property
and Saturday night wassa great night
for them, they kept it up until the wee
hours of Sunday. Moral Beware
Osmond Goodell from Providence. II.
l., is visiting relatives in town. Quite
a number Of people from this town are
attending the fair at Charlemont.
Frank Albee has gone to Gardner.
Mass, to secure work. William
Sprague has purchased the place lately
occupied by \, p. Goldthwait. c. S.
Chase attends court this week. DR..
Rising goes to keeping house in the
brown block this week. &c. f. Put
nam's building is getting along nicely.
ID. S. Davidson has shingled his
house. Amherst Snow went TO Green
field, Mass, this week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

The much needed rain accom-
panied with high winds came in tor
rents Wednesday night. The schools
in the different districts are settling
down 10 work with the new book just
introduced
Carl Heden the young Swetio, who
has been under the instruction Of
Miss Marion Adams, teacher in dis
trict No |, for the past year has pas
sed the required examination and en-
tiers the Mt. Hermon school the pres
ent term.
: Miss Lucretia Miller has been
quite i'll, but is recovering. Miss
Mary Miller left for Chicago. by way
If Boston, last Friday. whore she -iil
engage in Kindergarten work. Mrs.
an artist from New York
City is summering at Austin Laugh
toms The family Of Mr.. Montgom-
cry Sears. Of Boston are still al Mr.
Oscar MilIer's where they have spent
the entire summer
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

II you want 10 enjoy the straw ride
and dance at Stearns pavilion, tonight,
you must be on hand at an early hour.
Remember there is 10 be an oyster
supper.
: Those who attended the Charlemont
/ fair this week report a very good ex.
( hibltion. Now, Wilmington had bet
{ Ter wake up and try conclusions with
4 the rest Of the live towns. No fair,
/ just think Of it.
, Several OF the Wilmington people
will attend the fair al North Adams
next week
j. G. Newton Is remodcling the old
Riddle house on West Main street for
Office and other purposes 1t will make
pleasant and convenient place.
joe Gilbert'e crew Of log men have
gone up to Somerset to make dam
for the purpose Of atfurding more water
for floating their log drives.
Charles Ames is home from Fishers
Island, whore be has been al work
through the summer.
The guests Of the Forest aud Stream
club all left town Monday. after most
pleasant summer spent at the club
house.
c. Austin Lamb. who died Saturday
from consumption. was our popular pro
prictor Of the Brattlcb0ro stage line.
He had been ill for several months.
though his death came sudden at last.
Several years ago be lost his leg on
account Of fever sore, and since that
time he has been great sufferer at
times, though he bore his affections
with courage and without murmuring. .
lie was pleasant and cordial and had .
30 enemies, simply because Of his good .
nature and good citizenship, He was
honest and withai charitable, often
giving Of his scanty means 10 those Jess
favored. His funeral was held at the
Methodist church al , O'Clock and the
nterment was in the village cemetery. Z
de leaves a widow and mother
The plumbers have finished work at
he hotel this week. Now the hotel is
furnished with hot and cold water.
jath etc.
G. VI. RusselI'- house viii be fitted
Nth modern improvements. hot and
old water aud furnace.
Miss Jennie Thayer. who has been here
n visit for several days has returned
Q her home IN Springfield. Mass.
Viii Stearns' horse took his bits in
If teeth one day TINS week while
rawing lumber, and in his fight he
an over Frank Stearns, who however
,as not seriously injured Mrs Frank
fellows and Mrs Vogle have been in
burlington several days The railroad
hanges time next Monday after which
ut one train a day will be run. 1t il
aid that Big Charlie BOYD. who
pee worked here is dead. Tennis
went 10 Brattleboro on
'edneFday 10 meet his wife and child
18th whom be returned 10 Wilmington
-Elba Pike and wife are
sck from d pleasant bridal trip Bus
Jess Is good here and everybody
ems t. have enough 10 DO. George
itz. who was formerly manufacturer
SearEburg. Is visiting in town. He
IN the furniture business and en-
oys 37-.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Wilbur Il Benway'g grand enter
tainment at Village hall Sept. Ilth.
/ Freeman Hagar and II. /. Putnam
are contemplating building a mill on
the old site once owned by +. Z. Put
nam.
y. r. Grange had very interesting
meeting Tuesday. The discussions q
the question by Messrs. Putnam. Chase.
Brown Il Allen were very earnest and
convincing. The songs Of Miss Faux
Der. Miss Coleman and Mr.. johnson
were well received.
The people Of this vicinity will he
pleased 10 learn that Freeman Hager
has leased the Putnam mill site Of II.
/. Putnam. and will build mill this
fall Mr. Putnam builds the founda-
ton and furnishes power. and Nr.
Hager the mill. puts IN machinery and
takes ten Years lease. The public
have given very liberally on the papers
circulated 70 aiC the stock company 20
rebuild On the site burnt the Both. and
10 Mr.. HsgeT's intended enterprise.
We may see former thrift and enter
prise yet.
Miss Matte Corse is on the sick
list.-RansOm BOYD has returned home
from his visit Farley Grown j. il
town today. Miss Mar Craven i Oh
a vacafion. Another lady occupies her
position al the ". T. church until her
return. -Eben futile the stage driver. .
j On the sick iist.-Mrs J. K. God
nov has returned from Brattleboro. -.
The Roberts families attend the fair al
PittsnelG Mass. this week. Rev. Gr
Cook is on the sick list--Nr and Mrs
a-z0~5a returned rrr-s - S---~Er-7
Thursday. Mrs Foster Crown j. on
the sick LIST. J. Corkins vas in
town On business this week. H. L
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
MAssAcHIsE TTs NOTES

TIE beautiful Masonic temple on fremont
street Boston, the pride Of :he craft IN thar city,
ahu the OBJECT Of the admiration Of the Waiting
ku2ht- Tcmpiar during the recent egnclare,
Wa nearly destroyed Dy IRE ~H'uTdaY morning
Neft little Of The -plcnaid furniture valuable
rc2aila, ami priceless "gcGuen'- and cHbierns
were saved. Nhttthc lame. spared va. ruined
h3 he iprreu; ~ water poured 5y q core Of
engine The entire Interior mu.t be rebuilt.
I'll" lore j. estimated ~ ~lpyoyA.
Louis 4 Lee. BOOB keeper iu tine Hampton
National bank, We-tfeIt wa ARE .tail a-t week
and j. NOW Ia 5aiI 81, By-toH. iic 81 ABOUT sJ4a
-hert iu BE accounts. he -aHt bic salary WIS
hot sufficient 70 support biz style al Esig He
H. = year. OH ani Unmarried
Ns- Carrie ~'0dIard ~ iltrgpcc Fall-, Mass.
met aeaii ln ii 1it.itiul manner .a-t Hepa. Miss
,tof'daifi wac rding her bicycle, wHeH 4 run
aWat n"r-e drawing q light wagon 'iasised upon
her size wa- thrown down and one ri Size -haits
penetrated her body jJ-t above the aFaist rtur-
Ing 'ieat1 within balf an hour There Wa. DO
one 10 tie wagon the driver having been ttrown
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Each season forces upon our consid-
Grafton Is own peculiar perils to health.
The advent Of fall finds many reduced
IN strength and vigor, poorly prepared
to continue the business Of life. The
stomach and bowels, the great highway
Of animal economy, is especially liable
to disorder in the fall. The nervous
system has also suffered in the strug
gle. Typhoid fever and malaria in
particular find in the fall that combi-
nation Of earth, air and water that
mark this season as especially danger
Gus. The falling leaves. the decaying
vegetables contribute their share Of
contamination. Hoods Sarsaparilla
furnishes most valuable safeguard at
these important points. and should be
used in the fall before serious sickness
has laid you low. adv
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Pomona Grange holds its meeting
with West River Grange today.
Miss Abbie Foliett began school at
South Windham village this week.
Mrs. 4. y. Metealf has taken the
school at Wardsboro village. Mrs
Fred Watson returned from Weston
last week. and her sister Mrs. Ir-
wing Watson is at Weston this week
II help care for a sister i'll with con
sumption. The families Of Charles
Austin and Tina Cobb returned this
week from a visit to Mount Holly,
whore they attended a Morse reunion.
twenty seven making happy family
party. DR. and Mrs Osgo1d made a
recent visit 10 Prof Call and wife al
Peterboro, y. H.. finding them pleas
aLtly situated and Prof Call is ia
yoraDly impressed with his new po-
sitl0n. Mrs. JUdsOn Derry was called
70 Shushan. y. T.. last week. by the
death Of her father. Loren Hastings.
J. +. Day lost valuable family horse
last week. II being sick but few
minutes. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howe
from Brattleboro were in town this
week. in attendance upon the funeral
Of Mrs. julius Wilbur Of Wardsboro.
who was brought there for burial on
"Wednesday. Frankie Gale. the Young
est son Of Horace Gale. is quite sick.
Mrs. Arthur Blood has been quite +
sick all TIE week. Misses Grace I
Blood and Nellie Mason left 90 Wed F..
nesday for the Mortified school. Miss /
Bertha Convey went 10 New York this (
week.-Mrs. Maxwell returns 10 her
Boston home this week. Charles +
StebbiEs Is filling his silo this week. /
" II. Miles returned home last
week. C. W Meacham il visiting
his parents. Edward Dale is visit
Ing IN New York City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Barnes Of LanEingburgh. y. y.
nave visited al A 4. Masan's. Mrs.
Merriam returned from Boston last
SATURDAY. after a weeks STAY there. -
Robert Wilson returned 20 his college
YORK al Cornell this week. Miss Re
5ekah Church from Bellows Falls is Z
listing friends Mrs Dulcena Thsy !.
7 from Kansas City and Miss Rena
ease Of Weston have been guests al
tomsEso Thayer's. - Mrs. Ranny
toward from Chicago visited her re-
.entiy.-Nr. and Mrs. Crouch and
laughter from Chicago are Spending
he week with their cousin. Mrs.
-heney. al their old home. the Vince
2ck place. John Broughton and
iiss Laura Lewis from Bloomington.
: J.. are guests al Charles Tracy's.
Frank Mann 81 Worcester. Mass.
a. recently visited al Elliot Wether
e. s.-Miss Alice Cheney has re :
Jrne5 r. her studies al Worcester. z
las
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

Fifty two from this place had n pic-
me at the Grou' pond in Stratton Tues
day N'
Hailstones five and six inches in cir.
conference were picked up here during
the thunder storm Wednesday.
l.. White, wife and daughter from Bos-
ton visited at S. S. and j. A. Pcrry's
last week. Henry Gleason from Chica
go, ILL.,, +. l., and Silas Merriiield of
New York, Everett knowlton Of Urba.
ma. H., Mr. StandcliT and wife of
Wilmington, visited at G. II. Rydcr's
last week. Amy Perry commenced
teaching school at Pixies Hollow Mon
day.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

ie'. l. II. Sprague and wife. Mrs.
orge Peck and son Eddie Peck OF
s 'eaklll, y. y, Dea. G.. Weatherby.
Z: hnappen Of Stephentown. y. Y.
:4rs, Lyman Cpham Of Sand Lake,
2. nave been here attending the
quarterly meeting Cf Free Bsp-
/ The meeting was well attended
al eB.Qyed the pleasant weather
excellent meetings. The preach
vas done by Rev. L. II. Sprague
Nr. Whitney.
t1e suit. f. q +. Perine ys.
Dgtisnse. .tried here before JUS
j, j. Martin Oh the 9TH. judgment
given for plaintiff for 500 and
ana defendant took an appeal 10
Pr court.
9-L Hu.ett has taken q large log
Taft a. Stewart and has begun
. began in No. > Oh the ID.
Ms. \. Z. J. Lowe a. teacher and
pl-s- Rev. o. II. Palmer carrying
li-s 4 No. >: in No. , Miss F.
: ,a''fPsss a. teacher: in No. .
any Perry began school Oh the
'-. q y people. mostly cousins.
i--l-e a. Grout pond. enjoying
sal' TINE. Eight of the party
| silezs from the far West.
[ a'1 shower # rain was accom-
| &! arg= hail stones and the
blew down the buildings
3li-r place last occupied BY
1 ~ -aii-ll. agent r the Amer
~isty. and daughter. have
Sh'sssi-g the tgun.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
Putney.

The Baptist sociable last Friday
evening was not largely attended. but
il was an enjoyable affair.
Methodist church services. Preach
ing at 1915 a. m., Sunday
school at Y O'Clock. Epworth League
meeting p. m. every Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman from Sioux
City, la, are visiting Will Lewis and
wife. Frank Lewis and wife left Tues
day on a J00-mic carriage drive. going
by the way Of Lake George and Sara
togd. F. {. Robbins from Waterloo.
Wis. is visiting his brother VI. !.
Robbins.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

/ Maple Grove grange will hold a bas
ket picnic al the residence Of Hon.
William i. Cutting at ] O'Clock Sat.
/ urday. Sept. 2lst, Patrons please no.
tice the change of the day. The lee
turer will arrange for the literary ex-
ercises.
Saturday evening Bert Ormsby en-.
tertained few Of his friends at his
home IN the village.
Farmers are busy filling their silos
The dry weather is doing damage
this way. pastures are driving up and
water il very low in many 81 the
springs and wells
Mrs. Amy Day expects 10 leave town
next week 10 visit her children in the
west, Chas. Cutting and family have
gone 10 their home in Michigan. II.
c. Weilman is Oh the sick list. Nellie
HOughtOn has gone - Epping. y. H.
-Chas. Wellman is spending his yaca-
ton at his home here. This week
some Of our young people 20 TO their
respective schools. Everett aud Ned
Campbell To vi. academy. Mary Plumb
to Holyokc college. Nellie Cutting
began school in Dist. No 3 MondaY.
Bertha Miller is home from Boston.
whore she has been for several months.
Mrs. Bessie Fuller and children have
been al Mrs. Chas. Halls the past
week.. u. Powers is attending
court at Newfanc Miss Julia Miller
has returned To her home in New
York. Mrs. Geo. Goodeli has with her
q niece from Windham. Miss Ednah
Heath and Mrs. c. ). Wilcox Of New (
York city have returned 10 that place.
after spending part Of the summer
II town. Irs. Frank Harlow and son I
Paul from Maiden. Mass. are at 4
farm. Ada Edwards is
.turniua II ELizH Gin-delI.e NJ
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

The teachers for the fall term ..
school are Miss Alice Wiley Il Rock
iDgham in district No. /: Miss Adella
Clark u Bellows Falls il district No.
2: and Miss Stella Gross Of Mortified
in district No. 3
J. II. Powers AMI Miss Minnie
Smith are the delegates chosen 10 at
tend the state convention Of the &. +.
society a. Burlington next week.
Mrs. Maud DePuiron returned II
Albany Saturday --Mrs. Fanny r.
Whitney u Salina Kansas. was il
town last week. Mrs. Oscar Miller II
Chester and her niece. Miss Jessie
Bal ofJsckso1. Michigan. visited in
town briefly
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

/ Schools all began last Monday. En-.
ma Tyler IN No. !, Edith Smith in No.
! 3, Miss Joslin in No. !, Ellen Brown
in No, }. Jenny Moseley in No. :.
Mrs Solomon Thayer after a long
illness. passed away at her home last
Thursday night. She was - years of
age. An aged husband, two sons and
two daughters survive her and mourn
the loss Of kind mother. The town
has lost a good woman.
Heavy electrical storms passed over
the town Wednesday p. M.
Ladies circle viii meet in their rooms
next Wednesday p. M
Rev. Hal ID. Maxwell will preach in
the Cniyersalist church Sunday at ,. 20
?. N.
Thurlow johnson has bought the mill
property Of the Furman heirs on Peelrr
brook up in the center If the town.
The ladies at {. II. Newton's have
returned 10 the ladies seminary in
Mortified, Mass. this week. Miss
Nellie johnson after a years absence
has returned u school at East North
field. Mass. Robert Brooks has re
turned 70 New York city. Ernest
Brown. wife. mother and aunt eft for
Anderson. ). C.. Monday. Roswell
Russel while assisting i. Duuklee fill
ing his silo Wednesday, was very badly
cut on his leg above the knee. DR. Pratt
dressed the wound, and il is doing
we!l.-Miss Ruth Brown left last Fri
day morning for her school in kalama
zoo, Mich. Mrs Minnie Merrill Por
ter and son Of Greenfield Mass. also
Mary Merrill are at Charles Merrill's
for few days. George Alderman is
suffering with carbuncles on his neck
and arm. Mrs, Blodgett has car
Duncle on her chin. Henry Brooks is
getting in very nice piece Of tobacco
this week which i the last to be har-
Vested in town. Ed Lee has gone a.
Pa. TO look for business.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13
| 0CAL
S>IP FROM OTHER TOWNS ABOUT
THE COUNTY.
Jamaica.

Alvin Frost had the misfortune to
eak one bone in his right wrist Mon
afternoon. He was attended by
Doane, and is doing well at this
iting
Bert Ninton is sick with.scarlet fever.
J. r. Merrifeld Of New York. for
= resident. visited here last week. -
=. Walter Cutler has gone to Illinois,
ere he has a pastorate. Rupert
}st. who has been AT work in Que
e this summer, has got through and
At his home here. Miss Bertha
We Of Worcester. Mass. is visiting
e with friends and relatives. -Addi-
Schatfner and wife of Chicago are
ting relatives here. DR.. Brigham
wife left last Friday. They will
i in the north part Of the state be
going 70 her mothers in Buffalo.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

FeAoo. commenced last Monday in
,, Mrs. James Underwood teacher.
T col will commence in No. l next
pniay, Miss Nella Morse teacher. The
t.. commissioners have made some
PIE school houses more inviting by
use Of paper and paint.
ne society Of United Workers are
IIaaning for harvest supper the first
October.
lhe Methodist society have their
ply prayer meeting Tuesday even
Al their church.
I: +. Marsh and family are outing at
flnghe.a and attending the fair.
ests Of v. L. Lawrence. C. p
ckneey and family were out Of town
few days. Merchant Landman
family OF South Londonderry. Wis
? at +. II. Cooks recently.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-13

There was no service at the Congre-
gationaist church last Sunday ow-
ing to the absence of the pastor. MIR.
Frazee, student from New York
Is expected this week to supply until
May.
Several attended the fair at Man
chester this week.
DR. and Mrs l.. S. Arnold returned
Saturday from visit to New York
City. Mrs. Ava Whitman and.
daughter, Mrs Howard have returned
from two weeks visit il Putney. j.
G. Walker has moved into the Con
gregationalist parsonage.