The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-08-23

What is more welcome .'i I;fa and
cool wave, for it gives us ne" NV '
energy. ra;son,s
Two Young men have Edlsoh
,,bonooranh on exhibition here. ono
r. KIM The marty. John YoIke at Lee IS az
art;stic whistler and assisted d, VIC
Entertainment of the young people oiiu
Wednesday evening, delightlng al
With his musical whisting.
~ d. 10th vt. Vols 77ill hold a re-
,nion in this village next THURSDAY,
ang % Dinner and supper VIII pc
t,uS1 ia comrades and invited guests
a at The The town hall and in the evening
" q, fire will be held, to which r., tne
nmhi;c is cordially invited. In1s
romnany was organized Aug. ~, looz'
and have held frequent reunions our
inc the mast years, the last one mere
being held in 1886.
Mrs. Bella Brigham entertained
company of invited guests on "eu aaai
dav afternoon, in honor OF the o4th
h;rthday of her mother, Mrs. Harvey
, Holbrook.
p n. Rutter has put an iron roof on
one of his barns and f. ii. ODER mas
improved the upper piazza Oh 'his
t block with handsome railing
Tba fine nicDic season is being en-
;ovad to its fullest extent. Last fri
, aav about 40 of the members of West
, River grange and invited guests held
} their annual picnic on the grounds OF
r r. Bachelor, and Saturday OF TINS
weel, a citizens picnic will be held on
, the grounds of Morris Ware. Valenna
Grav is the prime mover in this afiair
and a GENERAL good time is expected.
Teams have been engaged to carry TO
| and from the grounds all not otherwise,
provided for Mr.. Gray has arranged
2 for a fine literary hour that VIII ada ia, 10
the en- joyment Of the occasion. Inc
j.. teams will start from the village pc
tween eight and nine in the morning.
/ The boarders and friends OF I. H.
s Stebbins picnicked on Putney noun
$ tain last Tuesday. "a,
a The artists boarding at Mrs ohen-
e ev's and friends partook OF an oia-
S fashioned corn roast on bela b,ls
: hams grounds last Monday night. Not
the least part of the enjoyment was
G the ride in the ox-cart.
a Mr., and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Martin visited
= last week at Williamsville and while
h there Mrs. Martin had the misfortune
b TO fall and fracture her left arm. dis
J. abling it for present use.
d Rev. S. G. Abbott from keene. n.
e H.. visited at +. l.. Hastings this
n week. He supplied the Baptist pulpit
t here the wear following the death
e of Rev. Dir. Fletcher.
$ The entertainment on "Wednesday
Y evening by the Loyal Temperance
! Legion was highly successful. Eleven
S dollars were taken at the door and nine
at the ice-cream and candy tables.
The parts were we'll carried out by
I. the Young people and taken as follows
# yankee Doodle" William Gage" Conmbia
# Bessie Hardy Mother Goose" Rubie stebbns
Red Riding Hood" Mar% Ware aE With sS
little girls with their dolls fresh from their beds
d ',Bo. peep Josie Taft; "Goody Two shoes, !
Ehsr a and @ RALPH Frs Mhr Gr agd
!. aHumptv .D9mptv,' Geo Hardy; Little Boy
I. Blue" Frank Gage; Tom the pIPer's SON N. :
Iollie wilson "Meiher Hubbard. ri, Wor nage
II Fred oSgood Miss Mutfett, Mary Gage; "Blus
I. Beard" Harold Bishop;"Jark the Giant Killer ,ir
). viii Hayes; cold Woman from Under the Hill,
~ Maybelle Gage,
i The solo singing was very good, ano
= the choruses excellent, the costumes
:. unique and pleasing.
n The Misses Bacon of Charlestown,
d Mass. are visiting their uncle. ii. {.
it wright lhJS. ~. w. y - N'f''N
J Wednesday for visit at her old home.
Mr.. Culver will join her Saturda.
for short stay. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Taft went to Chester on Thursday te
n attend the funeral of Mrs. Avery Park,
J. a cousin of Mrs Taft 20. Nj. Bar
N Der from Arlington was in town Mon
n day on business connected with the
% settling of the estate of the late Mrs.
Il Fanny Read. He left on Tuesday fol
h Boston, where he is busily working or
he the completion of the Revised Laws
J. Miss Adah Barber was also a guest al
1t f. ID. Reeds Arthur Woodburn has
IN returned from his vacation to work II
p Hollands store. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
10 Bachelor from Beaufort. S. C.. have
visited here this week Mr.. Fanchel
h from Boston spent Sunday at E. b.
r Bachelors. -Lucius +. Clark from
1t Madison, Mimi, is at the hotel for {
rest. He has many friends here who
er remember him as a bright student a
" the Seminary during Prof. Boynton'
r. STAY here. and also as clerk in Wins
J. lows store. Mr. Clark is now cashier
lie of the Lacqui Parle Co.. bank ane
re president of the Dillingham; state bank
Mrs. Carpenter and Maud from Hol
woke. Mass. are boarding at A. A
Mason $ also MI. -hiltHtIl anu wv
ct daughters from New York city. friends
e. of ID. c. Wilson's. DIR. Scudder visited
as this week his son Ernest at Whining
ly ton and daughter Cathreen at jackson
I'd Vile. Mrs. Wilson and Hollie return
of ed last week from Fairlee. Miss JUL;
Pierce from Greenfield Mass, ha
he been guest at f. ID. Fessenden's s.
is DIR. Harry Martin from Newport, n
n. H.. has visited at home.-Miss Bower
re from New York, friend of Mis-
Thompson. is staying at the hotel
ed Henry Sanders and two children am
ng Samuel Wells and daughter from Brat
of teboro have been guests at Mr.. San
nd ders-Miss Blanche Brigham intend
ly returning west with her sister to en-
ut gage in teaching Miss Grace Blood i
MT at home for a much needed res
ed before beginning the fall term a
in Mortified Milton Eddy has been a
of home for vacation, and Alice F.dd
ell is at home now.
West TOwnshend.
M The sociable given by the Pioneer
v, Lodge, |. O. c.. II. on last Tuesda
on evening was very largely attended
l.