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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
SEA ISLAND COTTON

New Waverly, Texas, February 27-The
weather has cleared and farmers have
begun their work FOR another crop. There
WI ho moro Sea Island cotton and less
cradle tobacco and fine hogs raised hero
Ahe Sea Island cotton industry is a new
mi II extensively hut arc only exnari
mentinG on small scale and il II proves
profitable IL Will be raised in larger ouan-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
CALDWELL, TAX rvv

Lockhari. Texas, February 27-The com
mlssloners court az it's session last week
assessed the following ad valorem taxas
tor ms current year ON the 500: Court
nuuSe oond iund. ~ cents. road and bridge
iunl 10 ccnts; general fund, rs cents.
efluSe bond fund cents; Jail ana vauIt
ooNa tHnd, cents, S,ate ad valorem' 20
V eil,lS state school tax IS cents. In add.
y ana 81, a special tax OF 20 cents on o. no.
500 was levied. y" 'ne
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SUP IN DISTRESS.
An Officer and -Four Scamen Land In An
Onqn Enat 10 M,re for SMCcnr.

Opy Boat to Wire for Succor
Brownsville. Texas. February ia spe-
cial to this evenings Daily Herald from
Point Isabel Texas, says: Chief officer
Baker OF the British steamship Maristow
arrived here al 10 this morning IN an omen
boat with four men, having left hts ship
on the 2ist instant. one hundred miles
southeast OF Bra1os Santiago, the ship he
ing disabled by a strained shaft. She "a
bound from Vera Cruz to Galveston, con-
signed to Fowler X McNitie. lie comes
here TO wire Tampico for assistance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28

YOUNG AND NJ have o.
- arEable resolts nsa;ed 81 ~
keii;a ARM Years of yat'e crIsts z
eNperlehoa1i lone own and GO ssss 2
that we s'SM Men who have shar,
prders Oh nr diseased Dream al y.
Nelopea Oh errors Of ,youa.ins u, y
who are nervous the con'ss..tJ d
their fellows anu mons. leaes =; !
friends and com ip.ats II the ~
pntee to all paueomwsI,i exclusive
i,n restored. our Wv" !. \,
wi,l AFFORD n cure there ~
VI" p,9'L'NiENBER-i 1 nn IS y' -.
~ NJ Consult no o,.s,n our n'
Valuable lime. x.,,, n,
o@cSs, p,rs-who are! are ; "a.
eases nSeocu uldc certainly u sy,Irrss.,, J,
ness, sn .',,ent. which ' ysi,1 . II
Of treatnnneadto does away MS
which is often e s,'iIl be satssa1is.s;, !
ment and you r w terrible NJ. =
sYPHILlS--Ihias ,stes, nt'Irrs 2
Cd hy us with t ITot Springs ~ r
sNperience at TO rs 10 enAs 90,
hINnssnnitais enables " from ID. ~
,,,,s terrible poison ma effective
mos most RAPID, safe Irla,nTteed, ,cg: Z;
lnnic,nnlete cure guaTaisrHARgT n
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ting. Th The Ointment; !, w -
Symptoi"N No. 5 Tor SIZE ,s;
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| Ennsiness strictly OysseTrysiIo.: \ I /
the country. A6ddIasjATHAw.s 4
2o9 Alamo Plaza: reet. Nss
SIS St. Charles s' 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28

OF Corpus Christi were in Goliad yester-
day IN the inieest of Rudolph kIepers
candidacy for congressonal hCnors. They
haVs petition with theta and are asklns
the Endorsement of the democrats OF the
city and county. So far they have secured
the signatures Of about niteen. feopie
here. 1t seems. prefer reservin- their de .
cson upon the selection Of congressional
timber; or 1t may be that the rlEht man
hos NOT as Yct "ahnMn mn"
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rpNoRTH LEAGUE.

Leonard. Texas, February -
regular meeting OF Epwor,h -
247 of the Methodist Episcopal -
following delegates were eiecMs
state Epworth League cohle M
meets at san Antonio ID AZ
Maud Harrington and T. a. "a
ternatos, Miss l.enna Mai"eA =
Gray.
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

DO what? cure tho ~, Xxi
afflicted with PRlVAtE,,,s Aha
HOOD DISEASES WIZ Ss.soluts II
ana specialists fail. a ADsvii ID
WHAT MI DOCTORS do ttnn i,, 8
lgr and n IN most successful, p n Il
specialists In TINS c9' woir,en. ~
peculiar to men anu ther, rt J
others follow. Consui. ,he shsr'i
safe of being cured ~ ,,h ssls "
sible time consistent WIN
tinr treatment.
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AIlNlN,s NEW pApER.

Alvin, Texas, February a7.-rhe first
number OF the Silver Axe. the popuist or.
gan. cana out today. II is edited by ]
q. Mcbride. who made tho race for CON
grcsamau on the populist ticket In 1891
Strawberry shipments arc incroasini;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
MCKINLEY INSTRUCTIONS.

sulphur Springs. Texas February o.
The Hopkins county republican conven-
tlon today instructed their delegates to
vote for Mckinley for president, and Tony
Horz and X. A. Caldwell as delegates from
The Fourth congressional district to the
National convention.
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nrNI.Ap Is WILLING.

Victoria. Texas, February 27.-Tho
friends Of Hon. II. L. Dunlap are ut work
to secure for him the nomination for con
grcss to succeed W. II. Grain. While he
lis not an aVowed candidate for the posi-
icn ne viii accept If the people of the
district wish him to,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
BARN. CoRN ANn Hay

Neeona, Texas February 27.-This morn.
ing about o'clock the large barn OF D. @
Jordan, who resides IN the northern p,-.
OF the city, was entirely consumed i H..
hro with tNl bushels OF corn aud lao tonss
surcd for 5000. H. IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
ARMENIAN LECTURER

Groesbcck. Texas, February =
g. Fulkorson, an Armenian, ~.
the Christian church last his.i
house on the Affections OF nv
the Turks. His lecture was ~ =
half. so a great many SAID h'
interesting.
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Cucro, Texas. February T-Mr w. ]
Baker. county chairman Of the democracy
has called meeting OF the executive
committee for March ., when the quts
ton as to whether this county WI io.IoN
the Dudley rulings will be settled.
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Rremond, Texas, February ~
Bla.ock made an assignment ' a..
Rotan Grocery company v.
sets and liabilities not gl'en
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28

rapdly. over lol crates VIII be shipped
toiav The berries have been consigned
exclusively to Texas points owing 10 the
lanp weather, but some of todays pick
ing viii be sent TO the Northern markets.
Work has commenced on church build
ing for the Episcopalians. 1t VIII cost
,f..,,. ffNhN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
rnR INDIGESTION

Use Horsford's Acid rns =.
DR.. II u. Phillips, Snno'As ,,,,,
~ have been using IL iof .nIsl
i'm cases of indigestion. e'c' aA'- :
ply invalua BILE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
VVIFT HUUWT Z.
CAPITAL NOTES.
me attorney general today amir,
TOT registration a $1,000 lssue az 7
county court house bonds.
General revenue collections for Fe
~ exceed $4,000 10 date and are
ahead of all expectations '''N "'o
CAPITAL NOTES.
FOUND Guilty. or FonGrny.

'omaneho' Texas. February q. - Ex-
county Treasurer a, j. Caffey has been
SlNen two moro years in the penitentiarv
tor forgery. This makes five wears Tor
nm; There ale yet three eases Vending
nJtlnst him. while nine have been DIS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
PRYOR GRANTED Ran.

Hearne' Texas. February THE exam
i ! i, irlai OF VIM Pryor, who shot Ike
ciiipSsc9i " Iast Saturday night, was con-
was admitted to bail in the sum OF $1,000,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
MccoMB's CANVASS.

Like The post He Fayors Party Harmony
and Opposes Radicalism.
Navasota, Texas. February a Hon. w.
r.. McComb OF Conroe Is in the city to-
day shaking hands with tho numerous
friends he has had here since boyhood.
Approached upon the subject Of his can,
didacy for congress from the First district
MIR. McComb stated that he intended con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
pRofuRITION DATES.

Hnlshoro. Texas. February 2s.-The fol-
lowing announcement IL given out for
prohibition speaking;
Luther Bcnson-Sunday, March I, 4 p.
m. Methodist church; Monday. March ..
p. M. court house; Tuesday. March B.,
y. m. Mountain springs; Wednesday.
March I, 5 y. m, Willow; Thursday,
March s, s y. m. Peoria.
W X Holman Tuesday, March g. p.
m Woodbury.; Wednesday. Maruh I, p.
m court house, lillshoro Thursday,
March s. s D. m. Mountain View; Friday,
March g. s D. m, court house, liillshoro,
Both sides are working and both appear
to be confident of winning the right.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28

Goilad. Texas, February aS,-.Mr Geo.
vineyard OF Victoria and Judge Hopkins
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GOOD BABBrT NfBTAL.

II Is reported that the State printing Of
flee outfit stored at the deaf and dumb
asylum and which was o,dorad so,a b..
ne IWenty-tourth legislature, has.
tnroueh neglect or carelessness. been re
hi tsJs" 70 10 an almost valueless mass of rub
~ inspect II and determine what is 10 be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-28
NO sUPPLEMENTAI. COUNTS

Mr. Robert j. Brown. well known
newspaper man of this city. gave second
feading Of his dramatic story, 80 Ways
tne W ofld, 10 "a large and cultivated aud
i,t, at lnH board Of trade hall last night.
u Is iaVorahle to both the work and the
Suthor Mr.. Brown will give a reading in
IN Antoh,o' and also in Houston. within
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
WEST BRATTLEBOROL LOCALS.

In spite of the rain and darkness
Friday night there assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will II. Eddy a
goodv number of Christian Endeavor-
ers who enjoyed themselves aud made
merry until late hour. Games were
played, music both vocaI and nstru-
mental was rendered and refreshments
70 Ice cream and cake were served.
Kew. Lewis Grout preached las Sun
dav AT Hinesburg, supplying the place
of the pastor who is absent
\ number from here went down on
Tuesday night to the Grange hall to
the drama. Placer Gold.
Mrs. Alma Goodenough is SO far i'm
proved as to be able to be out. jim
Grover is working for month IN D.
II. Boyd Il Co. s brick yard.
j. H. Babbitt; the flag was hois ted
By Comrades Fisher and Prescott and
addresses were made byCol. TAYLOR and
Post Commander Chase, others of the
post and students and friends of the
academy being present. At the Gem
etery prayer was offered by Rev. r. S.
an address was made by Plnci-
pal II. +. Miller. singing by the chill
iren OF district No. ). recitation by
Miss Eta Reedan: the benediction
was pronounced by Rev. J. II. Ba bbitt.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
High school Notes.

The Mem )rial Day exercises die
credit to all connected with them in
any way The school room was tastily
decorated with flags. bunting and flow
ers The exercises began at 10 O'Clock
on the law The scholars and mem
bers of the Grand Army were arranged
IN hollow square around the fiagpoe
The exercises consisted Of Scripture
reading by Rev G O Day, PRAYER by
Rev II ID Maxwell, singing Of Amer
lea, saItue to the flag, address by Dir
Holton and singing of the Star Span
gled Banner The exercises in the
school room consisted of an address bv
Col ii + Tayor, composition by Carl
Cain addressed by y Y Cox. recita
tions. Miss Lawlrene. Miss Doulgass.
Raymond Elmer, composition Miss
Hardy and Miss Newcomb and singing
by Miss Ellis and the uigh school
The programme was very
well rendered
The entire affair was in charge of
the sopohmore ciass-The seniors have
postponed their picnic to Chesterfield
lake TIL the close of the sehool-Thc
baccalaureate sermon occurs SUNDAY,
lune 18th at 3 O'Clock in the Baptist
church The invitatios are out for the
exercises and reception-A chimney
swallow foud his way into the High
school room yesterday morning, but
iidn seem TO enjoy his surroundings
The classes of '91 and IS picnic at
chesterfield lake tomorrow.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
BRATTLEBORO SINGERS
And More of the Successes They are Min.
ming About the World

The following item explains itself:
Press agent Elmer Rice outdid himself las,
week by losing the prima donna of the Castle
square Theatre company. Anna LIGHTER was
reported missing, and by the time that the news.
papers had all got her well lost she turned ,lp i'm
the wilds of Quincy where she had gone to study
her part OF Aida and incidentally to go fishing
with William Schuster. Mr.. Rice has been re.
ceiving many congratulations upon her recoy.
cry"
Billy Schuster scored a big sue
cess last week as the King in Aid a. :"
Some of his local admirers, who were
in Boston Memorial Day. went lespec
tally to the Castle Square to hear him.
They found his beautiful barit one
voice sweeter and more musical than
ever and the strides which he has
made in dramatic work, most fiatter-
ing. Hattie Williams Smith. another
Brattleborean. is singing in the chorus
of the same company.
Stella Brazil Hattie Brazor Pratt
still continues her London success of
last summer at the Covent Garden,
She has been given the leading CON
tralto role in support of such stars as
Emma Eames, the DeReskes and Gale
and she mas won golden opinions for
the intensity of expression and fire
with which she has sung ia her own
brilliant voice roles which have al
ways passed unobserved. One Lon
don critic exclaimed ITO an artist
Ut her talents. DO part is too small
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

Mrs + NJ Whitaker and Miss Nelli,
Lord went TO York state Thursda,
Clarence + aud his sister Flora Whit
aker went there several days ago for {
family reunion f f Blanchard, oul
enterprising merchant, is in Brandon
for stay of week where he will
combine business with pleasure Z A
Perry takes his place in the store dur
ing his absence
Mr. and Mr. e VI Moran welcomed a
little daughter to their home June /,
grsndd aughter 10 Mr. and Mrs q X
Lyon
Lysander " Lord has the frame well
up for his new house on Advent steet.
William Ward is making improve
ments about his house.
The Esteyville boys have formed
new baseball nine and will play their
first game of the fair grounds next
Peter l. Chase and & + Sturges at
tended the school exercises in Putney
Friday last
The selectmen will have another
hearing on the Maple street road dam
ages. 1t looks as il some of the bond
holders or the street were penny wise
and pound foolish to ask the town
land damages for what will be ben
fit to them and thu whole community.
The seectmen have borne an honorable
part.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
HIss1'iIS.

In BrattlcborO. June I, son In Mr.. ana Mrs
Jas. Austin.
In Westminster, May sj, u danghterIo Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ). Fem.
in Brattleboro, May -, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Kelley.
In Cambridge, Mass, May "a, a daughter TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y. Batcheler.
In Vernon, May II, u daughter, Anna Maria,
10 Harris and Nellie Simonds and granddaugh'
ter TO Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Simonds and Mrs.
Lucy Bemis.
granddaughter to Mrs. Ira Smith Of Westminster
In Westminster. May %, daughter to Mr..
and Mrs W. s. Fem.
In Bellows Falls, May %, son TO Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles o. Hurlburt and grandson to 7
Nichols of Saxtons River.
Sidney Alvaroy, TO A. ). J. and A. l.. Whit
man.
At Memorial Hospital, New London, Conn,
May 20, twin daughters to Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Barrett of Fishers Island.
In Leominster. Mass, May 70, daughter 20
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson G8gne Of Brattle'
bOro.
In gin, MAY ID, Il daughter, Marion Grace 10
y. }. and Grace l.. Wyatt.
In Mortified, May q, a son TO John and Mary
Shea.
In Winchester, y. H.. May u. a son TO 4. I.
Glover.
In North HinsdaIe, y. H. May IL. daughter
to Chester Thomas.
In Marlboro, May 20, 4 daughter to John and
Laura Whitney.
In Boston. Mass. May Is, a daughter Mona
Ariene) to Mr.. and Mrs. 6. s. Gallison and
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel smith
of West Brattleboro. Weight, II pounds.
In Washington May 2sth, daughter TO Mr.. |
and Mrs. Herbert Chase.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
BASE BALL Y 4 C Al


/ The most interesting game Of the
season was PLAYED Memorial Day al
Saxtons River. before the largest at
tendance OF :ne year
Those old time rivals, Vermont and
Gushing academies were the contest
ing teams V 4 won oter her Massa.
chnsetts rival ~ the brilliant pitch
ing Of 'Davey" Fox, who pitched one
Of his cleverest games, with excellent
control and most deceptive pace at
times : where hits means runs He
struck out l3 men and had the Cush
ings bitters at his mercy His support
was fine at critical stages, the best
work beig INDUCED in by Richardson,
Gilbert, Wittmore and Rugg Gilbert
and Richardson did some clever hit
ting especially SO, Gilbert who
soaked ii for home run with two
men on bases.
Shepard pitched pretty good game
Tor rushing and was given excellent
support by Putnam, Mart and Hawley.
Coweck in centre spoiled several hard
drives by making clever running
catches Putnam also led both teams
it'll the stick, and he changed il for
II single redouble and homer The
score:
Vermont 3 o > o 0 0 0 | Go
Cusnire o o o , o @ , | -
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MINOR BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.
Continued from eth page.)
..xyho Co,neth Over the nils"


Mr.and Mrs. Harry Wood Of Boston
visited briefly in town this week on
their way TO Ncwfane. Mrs. Milon
Davidson and daughter, Mrs. DIR. Os,,
good of Newfane visited in town last
week Also Mrs. Walter Wheeler and
MissKate Underwood Officer Thomp-
son of Bellows Falls was in town this
week. Mrs. George Guy of Putney
called on friends here this week. Will
Morse left Wednesday for Newfane.
Mrs. William Powers went to Marlboro
Friday and returned this week accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Amanda.
Dunklee. Misses Inez Dodge and
Blanche Laughton spent Memorial
Day at Putney. Miss Lulu Woodland
of Putney visited all the week in town
and her mother, Mrs. Charles Wood
ard, comes today. Miss Minnie Has
kins spent Sunday in Bellows Falls. --
DR.. Bruce spent Thursday in Town
shend to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the Leland and Gray sem
mary. Mrs. Ellen Goodrich and
daughter Katie left Saturday for Il
visit in We stminster.
Miss Katie Conroy leaves today for
a two weeks stay at her home in Ash
uelot, N H--Miss Rosie Bean Of Hins-
dale was the guest OF Miss Mary Mos
sey last Week.-Mrs. Annie Redding
returned Monday from her visit ather
home in Vernon
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

Miss Abbie Higgins: commenced work
at the.Hooker overa works Monday. =
Miss Matte Baldwin is working al
Mrs. G. r. Smiths millinery rooms this
week. -TIyler Perry has finished work
at John Galvin's and is succeeded by
John GAVIN, jr.
Harry De We're, for several weeks
head waiter at the Brooks house. com
pletes his service three next week. -
Frank Pasha returned to ST Adams
Sunday Letter G Carrier John NJ
Lindsey is ON vacation, George f
Root substituting in his place. Miss
Helen Leahy left Saturday for Wind
sor, where shed has employment. So
Ion Lewis of Glen Falls is at work for
Dams the tailor
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
VI AlsRlAGES.

In Braltleboro, June 3, at the residence of l..
W. Hawley, by Rev. J. II. Babbitt of West
Brattleboro William Arms Miller and Miss Ida
Cordelia Randall, both of Brattleboro.
In Boston, Mass, June 5. Frederick Loved
Iloughton and Miss Rosemarie MacCallum.
In South Windham, May -, by Rev. A. ii .
Francis Charles 5. Butler of Raceyie, n. T.,
and Miss Nina NJ. Van schaick OF South wind
ham.
In Glsum, \. H., May %, James T.. Gould Of
Windham and Mary Atwood OF Proctorsyile.
In Chester, May eth, Dy Henry l.. Aidrich,
Esq, Harry ". Littlefield Of Chester and Miss
Anna Clark of Greenfield y. II.
In Bernardston, May -, by Rev. ID. II. Strong,
Edgar T.. Aldrich OF Mortified 10 Angie l..
Gates of Springfield.
Ia Nottingham, May 3, by Rev II l. Bufum,
Ora Parker of Whitingham, and Bertha LIE
gate OF Halifax.
In Wilmington. June 3, by Rev ] Edward
Farrow stephen ]. Bond and Hattie T. Haynes
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05


Miss Grace Worrall stuck nail IL
her foot one day last week and was
laid up for few days.
Sunday 5 rain prevented the young
axle n.n from V A. from no lding a
E.eeting here.
A stranger by the name of Schuy Ter.
s. aiming to have wake from New
York. arrived here week ago Tuesday
morning and engaged board for weeH
at the hotel. Tuesday morning last he
took his cana and walked away leaving
his board bill unsettled.
The Italian Mike, who was hurt here
while laboring on this section, has re
covered. He got SO mad because the
section master hired some one to take
his place until he was able to work
that he threatened to kill the boss,
James Persons and Eugene Wick ham.
The section master told him to pick
up his things and go. He went Sat
urday night but Monday morning was
back again with his threats to kill Jim
Brown, assistant road master, came up
ON the noon train ana took him TO
BeliowsyFalls to work lin the..yard for
II week and then he must look for work
elsewhere.
Miss Hattie Parker, daughter Of
Jared Parker left her home to go to
ride last Sunday evening and has not
yet IttLlL.L. " hen last seen she was
inia carriage with two young men
from Grafton, driving towards Saxtons
River. Her parents have been in
search of her, but at this writing
Wednesday evening" have not found
her.
Mary Stuart visited her home in
Cuttingsville last Week.-Mrs. NJ. N.
Whiting of the all Mountain Tel
ephone Office with lady friend Wis.,
'frd al Sam Emery's last week.-John |
I-awre ce visited his home at Law
renee Mills last week. -C.E. Day was
home from Bellows Falls Sunday. =
Guy nuutoon from Boston is visiting |
friends at the town farm. Mrs. J. H
Worrall was quite ick last week. but. |
is nearly recovered now.-Miss Carrie |
Weston is laboring at DIR. Ravens in
Chester. Miss Emma Weston, who
has been in Springf field caring for
Mrs Frank Fairban s, returned TO her
home here last Saturday. MIR. and
Mrs Fowie and two children and Mrs.
Fowle's two sisters from Bellows Falls
arrived Monday AT Mrs. Fowle's new
zone. The place formery owned by L.
D. Edison. Miss Lu Rauv.ler is re-
ported much better. -Wallace Weston
s renewing the inside of his house
With new paint aud paper. Mrs.
rowle's two sisters are stopping at The
lotel until Mrs Fowie has her home
eady. one VI the ladies being a. iD
ALA.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
DEATHS.

In Bratleboro, May IS infant child of Mary
and William r. Wooster.
In West Wardsboro, MAY a. Josiah X. David.
son, ~ years, months.
In Brockton, Mass, May 20, Gladys May, old
est daughter of Robert j., and Elnora n. Bel
lows, and granddaughter 10 Alfred Parsons of
stratton, years, months.
In Grafton MAY II, Rosie T., wife Of W. \.
Finley, aged - years. months.
At Manchester Depot May g, Ida Janet, in-
FAINT daughter of Charlie and Myrtle Bourn,
aged months and days.
In East Jamaica, Nay s0th, Fannie Mabel,
daughter of Liba and Flora Howard, agcd
months and "a DAYS.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
Republican County Convention.

Has been called to meet at Newfane
Wednesday, June "a TO nominate can
didates for senators. assistant judges of
the county court. states attorney, sher-
if, high bailiff. county commissioners
and judges of probate and also to elect
a county committee.
The basis Of representation will be as
usua. uEe delegate for each Town and
one additional for each 80 votes or
larger fraction thereof cast for Repub-
lican candidate for governor in 1891.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
Sick Zones.

Mrs. Patrick Grady is recovering
from her recent illness. Mrs. James
Blake is also improving. Fred Reed
is somewhat improved. Frank Field
is housed with tonsilitis this week. =
Mrs Coolidge is quite il at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. George Hodg
kins. George Corliss is gaining fast
from his late accident.