The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
UNDER CIVIL DAMAGE LAW.
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ItoublltSS IIlutt tHC SuIIlc WIFI OIlS
lane. II he can show this and subsc
quent acts of forb iddance, after finding
that the stipulation was disregarded,
probably a jury would eYoneratc him.
But it is worth while to remind prop
erty owners, especially those that pose
unctuously az prohibitionists and then
deliberately rent property for rum
traffic, that it is quite ticklish bust.
ness.
The objection that sellers must urge
against the law, while admitting its
theoretical justice, is that man docs
not ordinarily got all the liquor on
which he gets drunk at any one place,
that he may be most full at tho last
palce he comes to, when one or two
glasses finish him. But it isa risk
that fairly goes with the traffic, a
damage is DONE a loss incurred, that
some one besides the drunkard must
bear, and il the liquor seller doesn't
want to be the one, it behooves him to
keep his eye out for tho customers who
are thus rounding up with him.
Arrangements are being made
whereby it is hoped to secure Fred
erick W. Bancroft. the musical lee
Juror, for an engagement here at some
future date.
The farmers report big run OF
sap all this week and though the seaon
will probably end suddenly about
here, there is still snow enough on the
hills for quite spell Of it yet. The
quality Of the sugar made is very
high.
H. f. Taylor Son have just paid
Thomas f.. Wakefield 5000 on a
straight life policy which has beer Ia
force % years. They are also making
extensive repairs to their Office and
adding new room to be used as Il
private office.
The Republican town committee
have to -day issued The call for the Re
publican caucus, at Festival hall,
Thursday, the 10th, at 30 p. M, to
elect nine delegates and nine alter
mates each to the state and district
conventions for the choice of delegates
to st. Louis.
H G Barber will arrive from Viii
mington to morrow to open his law
office in Vermont National block. and
also general agency with John G
~ ''io"N ~
DsE, under me 1irm name OF Barber
a 11its 'tor me Union central Liie
ms 70 OF oincinnau' thelr territory
peihg part OF vermont ana western
Massacnusetts'
Will DAWN, grand-son of J j
Losse. was injured in railroad acct
dent near Gardner, Mass. Wednesday
going down an embankment with a
train on which he was brakeman or
the Fitchburg road. The first report
that reached here was that his back
was broken, but a despatch yesterday
says mot serious; back slightly in
jurcd -
The retnrn game of Whist hetwenn
the Wheel club and Nonadnocx Cvclo
Club of Keene, u. Fl. will be nlayed
NJ thc latter nlace tonight INC
Wheel CIub will he represented bv the
pairs C. A. Harris and C.
w. Durham, f. l.. Hunt and c. 0.
Robbins, W. H. Bracket and G.. r.
Crosby, II. +. Brooks and Chas. NJ.
Pratt.
--Tb. rnr,ent Now ENGLAND Nana.
zine has thougbtful and vigorous ar.
t;nIa from, .Iobn II EIaur , W;ln,;nr.
tnn ,nv formarIv sacratsrv ~ tba son
ate ana now in the nractise Of his nro.
fass;nn ot Non. vi on Tho .sCbp;ce
~ II g Senators ), He addresses
5imself chiefly ia tn. absurd .smomn.
ain rnla,' in yermont which bos mr..
.uailv tai,en tbe form If written law as
tn tha east and west sbores of Mary
land. showing how its tendency is TO
r..l,en renresenfatian bv limiting
"
he case Of Vermont. whose nronortion
a. renrosnntation in the house has fall |
on from one in,33 in l7a3 70 one in iii |
now He shows how Delaware, Illinois.
Kansas. New HAMPSHIRE and Oregon
,s vejl nc other states have had two
,anntors from tbe same town or city. |
md he argues conclusively that any |
such Limitation of choice is unconsti- !
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w II II Murray of ..Ad;ron. (
,ac,,,, famo b,a haen in town several
lnys the Guest of Merchant n. l. |!
aawley and returns tonight to Gull
ord. Conn. where he had bought and |
tilted IN the ancestral MURRAY home
tcad for his occupancy. Mr.. Murray
6 now connected with the Cass
Seai' ID - n.;r in;Io 20
view lork Guy anu - SUN uoins DIS ne
las done 10. ior ,, seae,al ; ;s SPECIAL
; . to' .ii' innn L. 80, 10, :" IL
s !, Iii dnnn,y ;ntarestpd IN Vermont
nd Vermont history. . and esnecinllv
ba+ about r Axe ChamnIa;n. rrgardino
when ne hopes 10 bring out DOCK
resentlng the lacis that nave never
'een got together before about the olu
french ana jesuit dolngs and also
howing the profound impress upon
mr. Ia Tor national tIfn that has come (