The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-06

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The Narrow gauge came i, mi,
morning for the first time since Satnr
day. '''o' ''"tur
ihero ~ to be 4 revival of the effort.
ana m dead earnest this time, to gct :
city charter for Brattcboro from tbc
next legislature. ~" '''
-, Wesley Edwards. now Of Lay.
den, Mass. delivered his lecture on
Armenia at the Baptist church
at Greenfield last evening.
The engine house, with all its re.
pairs and improvements and with il,
exhibition of the training of tho horses.
VIII be open to tho public next week. bc.
ginning with Monday evening.
Since Christmas Mrs. +. II. Smith
mas sent away six barrels of clothing
ana bedding for distribution amons
the poor, two barrels were sent to New
lork, two to Brooklyn and two ia Bos.
ton. Us
Inc Murray club held an interesting
meeting in tho Universalist church mar
Tors Wednesday. The gem of the even.
was papes. on ''The madonna in Art'
prepared and read by Mrs A. ID. WYATT
Ih,s was followed by panic solo nv
Miss Stcarns. 'o'0 ~
.-Hoyt's "a Contented Woman,
drew large audience Tuesday cvcn.
ing, and of course it was snnerh
thing. Mrs Hoyt was not present. n
SIP and injury to her ankle at Bellows
rams compelling her to lie off, but her
part was admirably taken by her under
study. >'0'
One OF the suits of the 3. A. Clark
estate against the accident insurance
companies, and the one of which the 90.
tate's counsel were most afraid, has been
settled this week. That is the case
against the Travellers Co., whose mol.
icy was Sill and which has settled
for $1,000.
The tickets for the Rivarde and
Lachaume concert next Thursday even
ing are on sale at the Young MEMS
Christian association. The low prices
at which tickets have beer place ought
to ensure a crowed house. This will
probably the last opportunity undoubt
edly for the people of Bratteboro, and
vicinity to hear these celebrated artists.
Hackley & Moran have the agency
for the Barnes White Flyer, a very
handsome wheel which fiaunts tho v.
W. G. colors. The tires are purple
while the rest of the wheel is white.
f. G. Bald. who was one of the start.
crs of the V. W. G.. meet last August
is to ride one of these wheels this sea-
son.
- The man on tho bridge disclos- |
ure in drunk cases has at last ran |
against an official increduity. Chas. |
Guyle and Geo. Mcneil, woodchoppers
who have been in the employ of Smith |
II Co., got full Saturday night and |
made some disturbance in the opera
house and later were run in by Officer
Hall. Monday morning arraigned be-
fore Justice Newton they plead guilty
and paid the regulation fine of - for
Guyle disclosed that
he and Mcneil met ii man on the
bridge that they didn't know and
had never seen before and got the
during tho afternoon and
got a bottle of liquor there which he
had drunk all up, and thrown away
the bottle. But quart bottle to-
thirds full was found on him when ar
rested and he didn't, have it at the
show, admitted he didn't: but couldn't
where or of whom he bought
it, though he remembered every other
letail of the evening clearly. Nc.
Neil said they got three or four drinks
rom the IMAM on the BRIDGE after
he show and denied that they had any
more, though the evidence was that he
vas full at the show. So a
nittimus was issued on complaint of
States Attorney Fits which would
lnder the statute keep in Jail until
improved. But one of the
men caught severe cold in tho lock
ID waiting until the roads were pass
.ble to Newfane, and DR.. Webster was
Ifraid tho case would develop into
so at his solicitation Law
Ter Hit appeared before the court
Wednesday and invited somebody to
AXE the responsibility of committing
hese men, suggesting that if they had
led the thing to do was to prosecute
hem for perjury, and the statutory
provision for commitment was only {
yhep there was a refusal to disclose.
| nd Justice Newton released them.
New Dinner Sets at Emerson q i
sons where prices are never high.
Adv.
A we'll dressed Gentleman needs a
)unlap Hat, as Dunlap Hats leads ;
hem all A. Knapp, Agents, -iIdv. /
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