The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-31
CHESHIRE COUNTY. Nh.


Ar neveragc's lecture, which should have
taken place last week was postponed on account
OF the snow storm until tonight.
Joseph Dnplecy of this town was marric,,
TO Miss Lulu Webster OF Winchester, y II, Tues
| the peace.
Chatauqua meets next Monday evening with
MIS- lienry DickormaL. The talk upon CHANGER
turned into II conversation about BIRDS which
was much enjoyed
| Rev a Blair breaches at Winchester mex,
sunday morning, at West Swansey in the after
noon and at keene In the evening. Rev j Fl
Little Will occupy his pulpit here.
The PS G r of the Congre gaiional fchurch
Will observe Endeavor Day next Sunday In
the evening the members will give a short ser.
vice entitled "Thy Kingdom Come"
Ala special meeting u Fay and W 7 Robert
place of Gray and + T. Conway resigned.
The new class editors beginning with the March
number are: Jay Archibald aud Miss Cora
Denn'son, ~; Misses Edith Minis and Eva STRAIT
ton, '5s;Gcorgc Day and Willie Lyman, 90. The
rts managers arc Paul Mann, '96; d
! ilrcell '91; L Dawson, ,9s; Charles Tenn.
pie, 59.
The dancing school will close with a reception
tonight, Lcitsinger's orchestra furnishing
music. The members vii! exhibit several new
dances.
Business is very dull at Halle & Frost's mill
Employees are icaying.
10 Varviiie, while driving span of George
Wrights horses over the ice on the Connecticut
with load of wood, had just time to jump off
before horses and load went through into the
water. AT the rescue there were three horses
in at one time. MIR Wright's best black horse
died and another was injured but has recov-
cred. The following day the dead horse and
wagon were recovered from the same spot.
Deputy Grand Commander Stone of Keene
with assistants installed the following officers
of Valley Commandery, No 4l4 U OG G, last
week Thursday at G 4 hall - Cramer, \
ri; Mrs Addie f Dix. y X or II; + v Aldrich F
X or X; G A Robertson. treas; A + Fisher, W i
G; Geo + Kibby, W o G.; Rachel Goddard, w p;
Frank II Elliott. X G c; Frank Il Elliott. pm c;
George z Howe, alternate. Trustees are G c
Howe, J r Powers and A Robertson. J
Powers, l. A smith and Della ID Estey are f.
nance committee. Five members were instruct
ed In the third degree and six applied for mem
bership. Speeches and an oyster supper fol.
lowed the business part Of the program.
Deputy Supreme Governor liolton and Depu.
~ supreme Sergeant at arms, his wife, installed
Thursday night Mrs Eva Temple, Gov; Mrs
Myrtle Stafford, Lieut. Gov; Mrs Annie Goss.
chaplain; Frank Stafford, sergeant; Louisa
Fay, treas; Miss Alice Jones, collector; j
Temple, o G, + { Robertson, l G; NJ Din Tx.
GOV. Light refreshments were served.
Mrs John Warren of Canal street started to go
to visit Mrs Qualters u week ago Thursday. She
reached the door and 1t Is supposed she had an
attack of vertigo 70 which she is subject, for she
was found unconscious near the door. She re
NAMED IN that state until Tuesday afternoon
about 3 O'Clock when she passed away She was
a woman who was loved by all who knew her. !
The mother of nine children and one adopted, |
seven of whom survive her, Mrs Nellie Kidney, !
Miss Jennie Faon, Misses Eva, Mary, and /,
Maggie Warren, John Warren and Miss Lizzie !
Mahar. She was Go yearsfof age and was born |
in Knock Bee, two miles from Ballygass, Coun- |
~ Mayo, Ireland. In ls,s abe moved to this
country living in Winchester Ashuelot and |
Hinsdale. Funeral will be held AZ St ~ ossph's
church Friday morning at O'Clock. The body |
will be Inferred at keene.
The Springfield sunday Republican CORES. |
pendent says; The statements of the Boston |
Herald correspondent on fridar as regards the |
of the prohibitory law in Hinsdale are |
essentially true. The principal beer sellers
were approached with proposition TO pay Ger |
tain sums to the law aud order league for pro, !
lection. This they refused TO do. rs they were
already paying "hush money" TO self-styled
official employed by the selectmen TO prosecute
them. After being bied to the amount of hun.
dreds of dollars they kicked and endeavored to
Institute a suit for blackmaii. The methods
used IN getting evidence by the league in this
part of the state are questionable and eNcites
)nly derisiou
Rev W T. Rcnshaw attended Boston's meet
ng OF societies yesterday MrsWater Per.
~ has been sick Miss Flora Liscom has re
turned to Boston.-Miss Jennie Taylor has been
ll.-Miss Helen Worden was the sick list.
George Slate and wife spent Tuesday at Der.
lardston with James IIale.--ltobert McCaughan.
he Main street merchant, has moved INSTANTLY
from the postoflicc building to his Canal street
residence John Streeter, editor of the Vine.
and n - independent, was in town last week.
Walpole. r.
Mrs Mary Mitchell Long died oficoDsnmptiun
It her home Wednesday of last week at the age
II 3S years
Mrs - c Howard gives her closing exhibition
md reception to her pupils Friday February
cvcnth in Union nall
Thirty two new volumes have been aided to
nc library and will be ready for distribution
Don. II
The dedication exercises of the parish house
we're held "Wednesday evening.
Prof pottCe gave a lecture Tuesday evening
N "Thc Construction anh Care OF Roads"
Miss Jessie Ioslin has sold her house here
n the village to William SibleY for the sum of
e 500. possession being given about the middle
# April. i