The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-13

3. Gov. Fuller's saddle horse broke hi
ankle yesterday while plowing walk
and had to be killed.
, An iron railing has boen put bac k
of the opera house this week for the
purpose of preventing any one from
falling down the steep embankmcnt.
"A maa who has been living as a
hermit in Hartford, was brought to the
Retreat yesterday. He escaped some
IS years ago and has lived as hermit
ever since.
Sick Ones.
Mrs. Kern Adams was housed the
first of the week with cold. M ISIS
Kate Driscoll is slowly improving from
her long seigc of sickness. Mrs. Thco.
dorc Turner is caring for her. Leo
pold Retting is out after several
days illness. w. Fl. Minor was sud.
emily stricken with la grippe at his
office Tuesday morning and had to be
taken home in the coupe. Chas.
Newell is able to be out after being
housed for ten days with rheumatism
and having been threatened with
pneumonia. Mrs. Nathaniel Cheney
is quite sick this week. Mrs. John
Tucker is housed with an attack of
the grippe this week Mrs. Patrick
Grady is recovering from weeks i'll
ness, as are also Julius Harris and Miss
Ida Colman. Miss Kate Grady is on
the sick list. --Chas. Scribner is out
after ew weeks illness News was
received this week that X. M. Lennox
is quito i'll with pneumonia at Rocky
Hill, Conn. Geo. Hughes has re-
sumed work after several days i'll
ness. Mrs. Isaac Bailey is out after
her Illness. Wells T. Bardwell is
out after an attack of the grip. --Chcs
ter Thomas is on the sick list. Mis-.
Amelia Pclerlnc, who has been 50 long
Ill, is now able to sit up. Mrs. j.
Hoibrook of West Brattleboro is quite
i'll at the Central street home of her
daughter, Mrs. S. Reed, where she
has been visiting. jerome Corbett is
very i'll. Mrs. Edmund Barrett is
gaining in health and her..sight is re-
turning. d. p Cobb was out Monday
for the first time after two weeks
illness. Mrs. Cobb is improving. -
Miss Marion Cutler is on the sick list
Eddie Pike is very sick with pneu
monia. Mrs. Stillman Clark has been
sick week, but is now better
Gladys Evans is among the ll.-Little
Ruth johnson has been quite i'll the
past week with Group. Will Brockway
is slowly improving, Mrs. +. II.
Morse has been ON the sick list the
past week --Carley Whitaker is
housed with illness. Henry Moore and
Emory Whitney are on the sick list. -
Mrs Hcnry Liscom has been quite i'll this
week Miss Mary Leahy is able to be
out after her recent illness. Mrs. Bill !
ings is on the sick ist.-Mrs. Chas. |
Stewart is quite i'll. Mrs. Fred Brasor
is out after a weeks sickness. F. X. |
Pratt was out yesterday from fort |
nights and DR.. Gray from Il three
weeks tussle with the grip.-Geo. +. |
Selleck is improving from very ugly |
attack of the grip, including a relapse |
when he tried to get out too quick |
last week. S. r. Davenport has been |
housed for few days with an obstin
ate cold. Miss Annie Wyman, Il. I
S. Higgins, Mrs. Geo. Norcross and I
Martin Austin. Sen. arc other grip vic
Tins this week. 7. j. Sears has been
housed with it ever since his return
from :Boston two weeks ago. A. K.
Harris is out from his siege with grip
and threatened pneumonia. Peter
Oaks is laid up and Arthur Kenyon is
for him at Bakers shop.
r.. II. Baker is housed with renew
al of his old trouble. Miss Annie
Lamb is sick this week. Miss Cora
bella Coates returned to her school
duties after an absence on account of
sickness. Mrs. John Davis is among
the sick ones this week. Mrs. Geo.
Hobrlripc &c able m bp ont after her