The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17
BELLOWS FALLS.
SHIFTS for Big Board Bills.

ing DeSn IOur cases lTleu pciui. "
commissioners of the late Adalin
Arthur's estate. The first one wa
brought by Charles White for hoard o
Mrs. Arthur to the amount OF aoou
$40. The next was brought b.
Henry Blodgett a brother of the de
ceased who brought in a bill for boaro
for between $500 and $500. The thire
was a'bill for board brought in by An
drew Blodsett also a brother of Mrs.
Arthur. The last one was brought b,
Mrs. Joy, a sister of the deceased. alst
for board. The counsel for defendant,
Mrs. Joy, was Lawyer Cudworth o.
South Londonderry, and Judge Il. S,
Walker of this place. The counsel
for plaintiff in each case was G.
II. Robb of Bellows Falls.
Court Matters.
John Turner of Claremont and Denny
Moran of Actworth, were given q lodg-
ing at the hotel de Thompson Friday
night, and Saturday afternoon were
brought before Justice G. H. Williams
and both plead guilty to disturbing
tho peace and were fined IS and
costs. Failing to have the where
wlthal to settle they were taken to
Rutland Monday noon by Chief
Hc"l"o"
Accidents.
Vim. Lane An employe in the mills
of the Fall Mountain Paper Go. fell
and severity injured his elbow last
Saturday afternoon.
Tom Lalley, machine tender on No.
three machine Fall Mountain Paper
Co. inflicted a severe cut upon his
wrist bv coming in contact with the
blade on one of the calender feeds.
Local Thought and Movement.
Henry Titus. the we'll known young
horseman of Mystic Park, and formerly
Of this town. has accented the position
If trainer and driver for the stockfarm
a. Malcolm Forbes at Ponkaywag,
Mass. Mr.. Titus from boyhood resided
here and for wears worked in the livery
stable of II. S. Frost and in 1890 went
to work for Sam Corey of Brookline,
who was then the trainer of Psyche"
and drove that season for Corey. After
that he became a publlc trainer an9
driver at Mystic Park where ne Marked
the following: caprice E,opcy
d. lightning, Llttle InieI.
and Blngen'. Henry mas many
Itiehus neie Mno d. i, Nttt ntra nras'
lneiI pte' W'elsn ui9 io''' P0
peIi's ~ MS nc" poS'
The funeral OF James DAVIS whose
sudden death from an accident Whiie
in the employ OF the ran MI; 5aper
Co. last Thursday, was described iast
week, was held at st. Peter's church,
North Walpole, Saturday morning the
Kew. Father y Nell olilclating. n
terment was IN me oatiioiic cemetery
at Drewsville, N. II.
w. J. Callahan, Keene, N. H., county
president of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians Of Cheshire county, was in
town Sunday and installed the follow
ing officers of Div. :, for the ensuing
term: Chas. J. O'Neil, Pres. Edw.
Lawlor. Vice Pres. M. J. Walsh, Rec.
Sec. Patk. Lawior. Fin. Sec. p. E.
Griffin. Treas.
II y;rtne NJ d. a veterinary |
1900 has novsd RI town from
p,poEI;pe Mass and onened an Office ,
- TnraiI,s Ererv stable
{
orcutt ana biakely nave accep.eu ,ne
agency Tor the nearing blcycie Icr 1
ms ano surrounding LOVES Ahls
making lonr agencies .ne9 nav" e' !
lar secuie' III y eA'o :
Inc patrons Oh tne North "aipoie !
Aqueduct o were "lthout water lor /.
three Gays last Week Owing 10 d conpie ,
OF bad breaks IN their pipes. !ne =
company propose 10 relay tnelr PIPES |
from the pumping statioh 10 the ieser- =
voir ana thence tnrou9h out tne village :
using iron lnsteau Oh lne ceneh' nov
ut'lizled. me surplus earnings each
year to be devoted TO these improve
ments. -. 4
Inc poiiticai pot IL beginning 70 f
boil across the river ahc inc voice OF d
the boomer is hearo ID the ianu. ms \
unusually cary start is owlhg 70 tne /
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h'Sn. n ro.aoa ola tin,o
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tesiuei' S III Nv" st,aot oxters;on Z
,ouhS VI ocnoo shIee go 49, \
t nipu'dS a"njnr. nth r+annonnt ot
MI VIZ "Cnnin@H.l,d Ih fnrmar home h
Strr'n 'opi 49, T n T|,nn1 n
que vas u Miio hna !,
the CONTRACTOR anu pu,io
Ever since A. r. WlDneWlsser made
an announcement some two months ago
he had sold his furniture store, e'
speculation has been rife as to who the G
purchaser was. But the first OF this d
settled the matter as Geo. E. b
WEIGH was as the man. pl
Mr.. Welch has for the past four years 6
a variety store on lama stfeet