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

town yesterday. and as result Messrs.
Packard and Moselcy of the Rocking
ham hotel were hauled before Justice
Williams and went through the usual
process of pleading guilty to onc,
oiTense of keeping and -four OF
selling liquor and were fined $50 and
costs. There was also OF course an.
other proceeding of condemnation OF
stuff seized.
Amusements.
Alden Bencdict's "Faibo Romani. -
or 1.-The Vendetta. comes to the
opera house tomorrow evening under
the local management Of Brosnahan
and Blakely. The story of the play is
sad, but mixed with the dark passage
Of the story are many enlivening scenes
that help to make the whole n
pleasant entertainment The promised
realism comes at the end of the drama
in the earthquake scene. The last
commenced in mausoleum which oc-
cupies the entire stage and at the eli
max of the subterrancan commotion
the huge tomb sinks out of sight and
reveals dwellings falling in ruins and
the earth rocking and rent with fiery
assures. while Mt. Vesuvius in the
background belches forth huge col
umns of fire and smoke and pours red
streams of lava on the city of Naples
at its feet Between the first and sec
Dnd acts Miss Grace Hunter, who has
performed before the crowned heads of
Europe, appears in her Spanish and
scrpentine dance. \ the close Of the
performance Mr.. Benedicts living
pictures which have become famous
the world over for their artistic taste.
will be given.
Church and society.
Tuesday evening was ladies' night
at the wheel club. There was Is tables
of whist players. the gentleman's
prize being won by \. f. Sparrow
and the lady, prize by Mrs, c. II. |
Gibson.
Local Thought and Movement.
Martin Maloney of Holyoke, Mass,
and former paper maker of this |
town, has leased the Walpole house III
North Walpole and took possession last
week
Jim keefe, an employee in the cut
ter rooms of the Fall Mt. Paper Co.,
had four fingers badly crushed be
tween the drum and the rolls of Il
paper cutter Monday afternoon.
Personals.
LII Moscy was in Brattleboro Monday visit.
ing iriends.-Wiam Delaney, n machine ten
der in the employ of the Fan Mt Paper Co while
engaged in cutting a belt last saturday morn
ing, slipped and fell on knife cutting an ugly
cash in his thigh laying him off for week.
Mrs ]. c Darling and daughter Grace are visit
ing Mrs Darlng's sister Mrs a K Robinson of
this place.-Oecar Gabriel of Fitchburg, Mass
is the new barber at o p Cassavant's Tonsorial
Rooms, Geo Cox visited lad, friends at
turned from Gardener, Mass Wednesday eve
where she has been taking care of her father
who has been sick the past Week.-Mrs. Lizzie
Stack, who has been visiting her sister nj North
home Wednesday. States Marshall
Emory Harris of Bennington was in town
Wednesday. e Slack OF Woodstock was in
town oyer sunday visiting friends returning
home MONDAY in company with Walter Woods
who hassbcen visiting his aunt Mrs Geo Evans
the past week.-Mrs. John Driscoll and Miss
Mary Iiackett of keene, ii We're visitors in ,
town last week.-Mrs. c } O'Nel was i'll Wind.
-or Friday Frank X Brown went to Spring {
returning home Monday night.-Mrs Cornelius ,
Bowen is reported on the sick list this week.
Mr. and Mrs } } Kennedy are rejoicing over
the birth of a fourteen pound boy born last
Friday.-Miss Nell Hartman for many years
engaged in the dressmaking business at North
WaPole, is stopping with her brother D
Hartman On Atkinson street, where she vii,
carry on the same Misunderstanding Edw /
1awler was out cunning last Friday the gun !
fccOlleu, cracking tue PAIN OF MS nanu OPEN
Harry Parker of Bradford was a visitor in {
town Tuesday.-A f Sparrow, formerly local
Editor of the Bellows Falls Times, but now of
I.ttleton y fl, was in town visiting friends this s
week.-Mrs. = j Winnie of North Walpole !
visited her sister Mrs Chas Thompson at Rut- I
land last week.-Mrs. John IIasset visited with =
friends in Brattleboro friday and Saturday of I
asl week.-The many friends of Mrs Joe Syls |
vester of North Walpole, who has been serious. i
~ Twill be pleased TO learn that she is rapidly
sullivan of North Walp0le l
is moving into Joseph McGreen's house At
kinson street.-Alr Patrick ONeil of Tacoma, r
spent Sunday with his son. Father O'Ncll of :
Orth Walpole.-AnrcW JOubert and Eddie ;
pBrien played bail at the Alstead FAIR Friday t
joubeit playing with the Charlestowns and 7
)lirien with the Asteads.-.jack Connors, who
yas reported dangerously injured in these
columns last week. is up and out as the injury
MAS not near as bad aS was at first reported
William Mack of North Walpole was in Wind
-or Friday. W yman Flint sois Paper Mill
ras shut down Monday ana Tuesday of thi.
week for repairs. &