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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
REFORMER POINTS.

The Reformer regularly pablishe,
nearly twice much Brattle bOrO news
as any other paper.
The Reformer gives nearly so per cent
more county news than any other paper
The RefOrlmer now furnishes more Bel
lows Falls news than ~ printed any
where else.
The RefOrmer gives more news from
the territory around Windham county
tAan'any other paper.
The Reformer publishes twice as much
state news, and three or four times as
much general news Rs any OF Its compel.
itOrs.
The RefOrmer averages tO print from
two to four times the readint matter OF
the other county papers.
The kef0rmer Is almost the only Yer.
mont paper that has not cheapened In
these hard times. Instead OF using poor
err paper, the RefOrmer has taken better,
instead OF reducing its quantity of resd-
Ing matter IL Is constantly increasing,
has dOnned n new dress oftype and add
ed improvementsin every direction.
The Reformer Is now among the best
looking OF all the Vermont papers.
The Reformer's new feature. .'SOns Of
Vermont" news and illustrated
ing every week, and the most interesting
thing ever introduced In Vermont jour-
nalism.
The Reformer always publishes the
the choicest miscellany, the most care ful
reviews OF the progress Ofthe Worlds Of
Science, Literature, Religion and human
advancement In every line that can he
obtained.
The Reformer is carefully gotten up
every week to be complete local and
general newspaper and TO cover the
ground. In every held where Intelligent
people find interest.
The RefDrmer Is ever clean. candid and
The Reformer has its decided political
opinions, hut IL believes In telling the
truth, In recognizing both good and evil
as they occur In both parties, In treating
all questions as they arise on their
merits.
The Reformer Is always and every
where an enthusiastic vermonter,
worker for whatever will upbuild the
interests, material or moral, Of the state.
n recognized pioneer In the reforms
hat have been wrought out. In taxation.
corporate regulation and various other
lines In recent years.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19

The Central Vermont railroad hav
ing built and put in commission two
splendid new steel hull steamers, Mo
hawk and Mohegan, $50 feet long by &C
feet beam capacity, l., go tons, equipped
with triple expansion engine, electric
light, steam steering geer and every
thing that goes to make up an A first
class vessel, making average time of
six and one half to seven hours be
tween New York and New London
against 10 to IA hours heretofore and.
having established a freight train
service to and from New London for
both upward and downward ship
ments, are now prepared to give ser
vice heretofore unequalled to all points
in New England, Canada and the
west.
BY this line, freight leaving New
York, for instance, in the evening at
I O'Clock. reaches Brattleboro at 3 %,
Windsor at $50 and White River.
Junction at $50 the next afternoon
Mon tbelier at Z, Barre at Z 40, st. Al
bans at and Montreal at Ii O'Clock
the second morning and Malone, Nor
wood and Ogdensburg, n. Y, in the
afternoon of the second day in season
for that days delivery. The south
bound freight will make equal time.
The business public must appreciate
such quick and acceptable service, and
in seturn the Line Should and I'm
receive its full share |
d traffic.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
sporting Notes Of Local Interest.


"As the season advances the wonderful pitch
ing of Pond increases and becomes more ap
parent. DIR Pond Is beyond doubt one OF the
best finds OF the season. Sporting News.
Jim" Collopy is back again in the game for
Columbus, after being laid off several weeks by
an injured hand.
Pitcher Harry Burrell has been released, so
IT. TO cut down expenses by the Des Moines
team. lie won every game he pitched, but D.
the team, which has won - victories out OF ~
Western Association championship games. was
by far too strong for the other teams II was de.
cided TO let him go. The Sporting World says !:
"Burrell's friends, who are legion, have raised
a large sized kick, 20 II is hoped the Des Moines
management will recall the popular south paws
release, before he Is signed lay one Of the many
teams " hch are after his valuable services"
Woodcock In the Carriers Harvard game Sat
urday made three runs and two double base hits.
woody" played centrehcd and accepted his
only chance.
Frank sexton has signed with the Springfield
although claimed by Seattle of the Pacific
League.
Tommy Leahy has been called In from the
outfield and placed NJ his old position behind
the bat sporting Life,
The Butter boys Tom" and "Nat' had every.
thing their own way at Boston Wednesday.
Tom won the mile open in fine style over the
redoubtabie Cooper while NAT rode right
away from both Sanger and Cooper in the two
mile handicap. The mile tandem also saw"Nat"
and Tom first in 2m. AZ sec, at the same time
creating new American tandem record. \
younger brother, r A Butler, captured the ANA
teur one mile handicap from the 15-yard mark.
J Walsh, the W flyer, won the third heat
of the half mile amateur open but the final was
won by Blake OF kecne. Blake also captured
the third prize in the handicap. f J DEvINE.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
close ofthe Masonic Meetings.

At the annual c0nvocatiOn of the Grand Roy
al Arch Chapter of Vermont held At Burlington
Friday the following officers were elected; X 4
Daniel y Nicholson, Burlington, grand high
priest; r T. Eugene Weston, New Haven, dep
uty grand high priest, X = Orlando W sherwin
Woodstock, graud king; X + Charles w Whit
comb. Proctorsvie, grand treasurer; X Il War
rem Reynolds, Burlington, grand secretary
Il q \ Calterwood, st Johnsbury, grand scribe
T. Charles II Williams. Bellows Falls, grand
captain of the host; T. Smith Il Waite, Hyde
Park, grant principal sojourner; T. Daniel 5
Danforth, st Adams, grand royal arch captain A.;
EW " Booth. Vergennes, grand master third
veil; T. John II Whippe. Manchester, grand
master second veil; w Terriii grand master
first VEIL Il Rev Herbert X Titus, yergennes,
grand Chaplain; + W J Boyoe, Montpelier
grand lecturer; + George Morse, Burlington,
grand senior steward; Daniel PaysOn, Windsor,
grand junior steward, Collins Blakelv, Mont,
pelier, grand sentinel; T. Hiram HanseOmd
Burlington. grand tyler. The officers were then
duly installed by grand Master kittredge Has
kins, Past Grand Master q w Wing acting as
Marshal.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
MINOR BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.


| "WelcOne, Welcome DO I sing"
Mrs Gertrude Smith and daughter
Margaret of Waterbury, Conn, visited
her children here this week. Will
Stockwell and wife and Mrs Jennie
Stockwell returned Thursday from
their stay in Bondville and will make
their home here. Mrs Sarah Thomp-
son has returned from her stay in
Keene, N II, and vicinity and is stop
ping with Mrs Sarah Burpee. Sadie
Houghton of Meriden, Conn, is spend
ing month here with her parents. -
Mary Ferr:ter OF Brooklyn, N Y, is
here as the guest of her father, Owen
Ferrlter--F N Phelps of Boston came
last Thursday and is stopping Mt the
Brooks house. Mrs Myra jeff. OF Cal
ifornia is visiting at Mrs G y Browns
in Centreville. Mrs s Jones returns
this week from her stay in Bethel. -
Viva Smith of New York is a guest at
Enos Whites. Mrs Edna s Clark Of
Pittsfield is visiting at L y Elmer's
and also in Wiliamsville. Sarah Col
vim of Brown university will spend the
summer with her college friend, Louise
Williams. Rae Osgood OF Bridgeport.
Conn, is the guest of A d Wyatt and
wife. Bradford Cutler came Saturday
from Worcester for a visit with his
Archie Black of Hartford,
Conn, ia a guest of friends in town.
Marion Miner is home from her mu-
sical studies in Boston for the sum-
mer. Hattie Cross OF Fitchburg is
visiting with Mrs H + Stevenson.
Mrs. William Pellerin Of Orange is stop
ing with Mrs j H Capen at Centre
vile. Mrs Annie Meyers OF Roxbury
ia spending several weeks at George n
Burns. F } Holman greeted his Old
friends in town this week, but has re.
,uned to Barre. &C A Billings OF
Hartford is at the Brooks house for
ew days. -George A Kimball and
wife of boston are also registered there
or week and j A Nolan of Troy has
made stay of several days. Mrs II
} Hubbard of Hatfield visited her
lister, Mrs Fl c Squires here last
week. Mr. Fitzgerald and wife OF Bos-
on are visiting her sister, Mrs William
Parsons Is guest or
Florence Lamson at Jerome Amidon's.
w M Amsden OF Worcester greets
lis many friend in towns this week.
DIR Leary of Turner Falls, chairman
4 the board of health there, was Ia
own yesterday on his way to Rutland,
tudying the sanitary arrangements ~
he different places.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
Fraternity Notes.

The Bingham Chapter q T. s held their las,
meeting Of the season In Masonic hall Tuesday
eveHing. A good number were present and the
evening was brought 10 close with banquet
FIR Vaughan, CharleJ McBae and d Morris
attended Masonic meeting at Mortified We'd
nesday.
At a meeting of the trustees OF the Gill odd
Fellows home Tuesday night az Burlington 1t
WAS voted TO place the matter of appointing .
superintendent and matron in the charge of a
special committee. IL was voted not TO use the
buildings as hotel or summer resort, as has
been suggested. keeping 1t closely for the pur.
poses OF the order. Rules and regulations re
garding the admission OF inmates win be pub.
lished soon. INDECENT Odd Fellows OF Vermont
admissions will be made In few days.
Fred W Alexander of Providence, X /. spec.
ial organizer Of the Junior Order of the United
American Mechanics, has organized ten councils
II the state
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
ESTE WILLIE.

E Muproe is painting his house. =
Laura Pentland went to Boston last
Saturday for visit with friends for a
few weeks. Warren Head went to
Harwood Saturday and will remaint
here with his brother, Frank + till
after the commencement exercises at
Dartmouth. Ellis Harden is on the
sick list. We all await the result of
the seectmens' decision in the Maple
street road. Fred Rice Of keene has
been visiting at A A Blanchard's. -
Bessie Langral, who has been sick is
1T is reported that Henry
Reed of Dummerston has sold his
business interest on Chestnut street to
Arthur Houghton. Joseph Rocking
ton has returnd from business trip
to Boston and Concord.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
Church Notices.

services in It Michael's church third Sunday
after Trinity, Jnne .lst.9,30 a m, HOLY commun.
ion; 1890 a m. morning Prayer and sermon
so p m evening pray er Sunday school II As m
on Wednesday June 2Ith. ST John Baptists
day. service alto m.
Services will be held at the Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening. The topic In the
morning will be, "a cleansing Of Sin,' In the
evening" An illustration Of soul saying"
Christian Science service and Sunday schoo
at NoG Forest street at 045. Class meeting
No Forest steeet Thursday, evening at $50
All are welcome,
Next sunday will be Home Mission Day ut
the Centre church, when this most imporian,
cause Is presented, and the annual collection
taken. Mrs Harriet S Casweil, secretary of the
Woman's Department of the nationa l0society,
who has been conducting a remarkable nine
months campaign In behalf of the Howard Roll
of Honor fund, will be present and assist in
opening the subject and making appeal for the
work. In the evening Rev Mr. Day will speak
upon 1.-THE Personal Factor In SUNDAY School
Work" with reference to the international Sun
day School convention TO be held in Boston.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE NEWS OF
THE COUNTY AND VICINITY.

Oscar w Boyd, 81, "A leading Whining.
ton farmer, died suddenly Friday. His
father, Warren Boyd, died two months
ago and his wife followed soon after.
The husbands death is attributed to
grief.
Hosea Mann, Jr, of Wilmington will
put u launch on Lake Raponda which
can convey 20 persons easily, and will
cost 81 200. A number of row boats
will also be put on the lake for the
pleasure of summer visitors.
New Minister at BrO0 kline.
Rev Mr.. Compton, graduate of
Newton theoloical seminary, has &C
copied a call from the Baptist church
of Brookline.
Avery Powers of West Halifax, had
his left arm badly shattered last
Wednesday by the bursting of gun.
AS a further result of the state fight
there is Republican movement tolpDt
another candidate for county senator
into the field. Fl. Merrifield of
Newfane. Mr.. Mortified is man OF
high character and good capacity, con
scientious in every fibre of his being
and has been qualified by long expert
snce at MONTPELIER. -
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
Bartonsville

The welcome showers
The Vermont Academy students
held the last of their series Of meet
ings here for this term. Probably when
the fall term begins. they will COM
mence another series.
A load of Salvationists passed
through here distributing tracts last
Tuesday evening.
The gentlemen Of the road are get
ting to be quite thick. The usual
plea is looking for work. One passed
through here last Tuesday afternoon.
tall and slim, dark gray eyes and san
dy mustache, darh hair, dressed IN a
light suit with black soft felt hat,
with small black valise. The notice
able feature about him was that he
wore black strap about an inch and
half wide buckled tight around each
wrist and his anxiety to get out of the
state. He was on the road to Bellows
Falls.
Mrs Mary Wel:h visited in Bellows
Falls last week. Cora Lowell, who has
been staying with her grandparents
here for awhil returned to her home
in Bellows Falls last Sunday eve ming
with her parents, who visited at Nor
gan lIONtIl , last ia
is laboring Tor Mrs Mella Edwards. Mrs
JH Worrall and discs Mary and Grace
visited Springfield pe afternoon last
week. Edward Welch and wife of Bel
lows Falls spent Sunday with Mr.
Wech's mother. Tom WEIGH also spent
Sunday at home. George Morris
wears a smiling countenance since
Sunday night. 1t is a little boy. Sa
bin Morris is very sick With kidney
trouble. Mrs Mary Wright is nova BILE
to be ABOUT the house. Hattie Par
ker, whose disappearance was noticed
in the Reformer of two weeks ago, re-
turned to her home here week ago
last Sunday. She ella inns to have spent
Der time with an aunt, MIS- James
living in the vicinity of Graf
ton. Last Sun day she went with the
consent of her paren is to work for her
sister, Mrs George Smith, in Athens
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
=ass4==aIaHt- - ssss
MARRIAGES.

In Colrain In the First Baptist church. June
!, by Rev. W. u. smith, Albert o. Davenport to
Jennie II. Fairbanks, all of Colrain.
In Bellows Falls, June 10, by Rey. Ellsworth
Fullerton, Willie +. Humphrey of Windsor and
Phn'be l.. Lawson OF Bellows Fails
In Springfield. June 10, by Rev. Mr. spencer
Everett Wnitcomb and Mrs. Belle Davis.
In Rutland. by Rev George Phillip, John
lIerrick and Dora Graham, both OF Springfield.
In Lebanon, \. H., May %, by Rev. FIR. Egan.
William II. Brady of Springfield AMI Miss Mary
Mason of Lebanon.
In Ashueot, \. H., June ., by Rev. Father
Wilde, Richard l.. Heaphey of Braitleboro and
Miss Nellie It. Conroy of Ashuelot.
In North Adams, Mass, June 3, by Rev. W. l..
Tenpey, Fred y. Hubbard of Wilmington ana
Miss Hattie Castle of Chenoa, III.
In Allsion Mass, June ), by Rev. Alexander
blackburn, Fred W. Fancher of Boston and Miss
Ella Adele Scott, formerly of Townshend and
Brattleboro.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
SPORTING WORLD.
A Vic ,ory for the JtniOrs--ScOfe. BfHttIe
bOrO 10; Chesterfield 10.

! A Victory for the JunlOfs-ScOre. bTHtue'
bOrO 10, Chesterfield 10.
| The Brattieboro Juniors won decis-
i've victory at Chesterfield, N. H., Sat
urday, out playing their opponents ut
hall stages of the game. The fielding
of the Juniors was excellent, the best
work being done by johnson, Clune,
Wilcox, Cundiff, and Reyes. Both
Wilcox and Johnson pitched fine ball,
the former holding the Chesterfields
down to three runs for five innings
Reyes caught clever game, throwing
to bases finely, repeatedly catching
men who tried to purloin second and
third. The Juniors had no trouble to
hit Perry when hits were much need
ed. Hub" johnson, as usual did the
leading stick work, but he was close.
ly pushed for honors by Wellman and
Clune. E. Harvey did the best hitting
for his team, while the fielding honors
we're carried off by Vim, Leach and
Butler. Corsrr while going into third
in the seventh inning sprained his
ankle 30 he had to retire, Howe 60
ing to third, while Wilcox replaced
him at second. Leach was spiked in
the sixth inning by Allen, so he had
to get out of the game, Butler taking
his place.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19

In West Brattleboro June is, \ daughter TO
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Il, Prenuss
In Jacksonville, June 4, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. q. Reed.
In Jacksonville, June IL. daughter TO Mr..
and Mrs. Aonzo Corse,
In South Windham, June o. ii son to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. l.. Tenney.
In iiinsdae, June 4, n son TO Mr.. and Mrs
John Deyo.
In Westminster West, May 20, son, Francis
William, TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Durham.
In Germantown, Pa, June :, Il son to Mr.. and
Mrs, Francis Goodhue, Jr.
In North Heath, June :, a son to Adelbert and
Flora sietson and grandson TO X. NJ. Stetson and
to V. ID. Thompson, all of North Heath.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19

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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
Bra,,ieboro Junior. 81. Esteyvilies "a.

The Juniors kept up their good work by de
fcating the Esteyyilles by the above score at
sns fa grounu re me Gu aaa Inc ep3n n
started In 10 pitch for the Juniors, but retired
after two innings as his arm was weak from
work done at Chesterfield. johnson pitched
the next five innings when Wilcox returned TO
the box AS the score was then a tie, and only
one run TO six strike outs was the result. Dow.
ley caught a fine game for the Esteyvilles, while
played good game In LETT field for the Juniors
while johnson, Wellman and Cluneled with
the stick. johnson made the longest drive OF
the game, n thrcebase hit with two men on
bases.
TING
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
CHEsTERFIELDs.

summary Earned runs Jnniofe Q, Chester.
1eldt1. Two base hits, Wellman, Harvey.
Three base hit, + Harvey. Base on balls, Allen,
Perry, WiAn, N Harvey. T. Harvey. Left on
bases, Juniors ., Chesterheds g. struck out by
Wilcox I, by johnson ., by Perry s. wild
pitches, Wicox2, Perry ], johnson /. Hit by
pitched ball, johnson. Passed balls, Reyes
Mulligan G. Double plays, Muligan and Leach
Time, 2 b, 40 NJ. umbires, Frank Archibald Of
OF Hinsdale and j Devine.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
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Republican rally and flag raising
W ib speeches and music Immediately
after the caucus tomorrow evaneiu.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19

seminary Base hits Juniors. "A, Esteyyilles
l.s Two base hits, Houghton. Wellman, John.
son. Three base hits, johnson. Passed balls
Reyes q, Dowiey 4. Wild pitches, Trendel 4,
Wilcox ,, johnson 3. Time three hours. I'm,
pires, Geo Cain and r j Devne
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
DEATHS.

In Brattleboro, June Is, infant daughter o
Mr. and Mis-. W. r. Carthy.
In Bratteboro, June 10, Mrs. Julia Deyo
aged Is.
In rattleboro, June Is, John W. FIR ost, aged
- years.
In Wardsboro Centre, June 5, Augustus c.
Chamberlain, 81.
In South Newfane June ), John NJ. Charter
60 years, months.
In Davenport, Ia, June =, Laura Maria, wild.
ow of John Milo Richardson, late of Chester.
field, y. H., aged ~ years.
In Bonaparte, Iowa, March Il, Eli Wing
Eason, third son of the late Mai. samuel Eason
of Guilford, VT, aged IS. lie was q brother of
Mrs. Z. z. Potter and of Warren T.. and Tim
othy Eason of Brattleboro.
In Springfield, Mass, June II. Mrs. Isaac
Stratton of keene, y. H., aged "a years.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
MILITIA NOTES.

Walter Cooley, John Baker, Hland Perry and
VIII Ahrens were voted into the guards at theiI
asst meeting.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19

Many q housewife IL UaiMg
Three pounds Of strong soap where
Two OF mild soap (Harmless) would do.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-19
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The family of Thomas Gould of North Wal
pole moved to sOmerviie Tuesday where Mr.
Could has position as superintendent OF the
SOmerville Electric Light Co. Mr. and Mrs NJ J
King of No Walpole are receiving the congratu.
lations from their many friends upon the ar
rival of a new hoarder. II is az daughter.-Ed
ward Mcdonald spent sunday with his sister
Mrs Walter stiles at keene, H.-HOward W
kerne was in Boston Monday and Tuesday of
this week.
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LOST.

Two dollars reward. summer lap robe on FL
liot or Flat streets. Color, gray and black
check. II found return TO FROST 4 PROCTOR.
Aft