The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-01-17

: Ron; Marshall "a ipWpllpr he,
some 10 years ago and librarian {
the old Brattleboro library, died i
Ohio Dec. "a.
---tiospel meetings have been he'll
all the week at the baptist church
Mucn interest mas been manifesto,
anu me attendance has been very good
key. Il. - Irmnlo wlil announce mex
SUNDAY whether the meetings vii
continue for another week.
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.any VI the iaoies " .aan - ~,
nav .aheh advantage this me .h;t;, 'l'
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an. :" nv. Vi noi.'i" f,as in choro.
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v. .:o''ol anu man! o,no's 81 " va
mel, tne work zone II. MI a'1ins -
m,ta,, tihts win lhe I've" lo'es'
ahio siik DelnS especiaiy ; tU' III
aoiG, bringing OUT the peau.i a.1. s,iau .st
III !iie SILK rs wen as 'he WIN VI 'h'
"A citizen OF MIXTURE an: ANY. e a,',na.l
Judgment on such sup!et.s ausses.s
that IL would be goou 'nihs ior .he
town ana village fathers 10 pu. sollie
stand pipes on the stage Oh ~. tle new
opera mouse, connected ~ WIN 'ito matei
works, with reel OF ~ leet " hose'
"lth the same on thc upper iahulhs,
connected with the staha pipes, WIN
member OF the frc department ~ nc
present at each cntertaihient 81 that
III case fire breaks out III .ao sce,ie!s
or elsewhere 1t could be ATTENDED, 10
at once, This might save not only
great loss of property but loss OF life
as we'll Without this provision the
stage managers and the people would
be perfectly powcrless to subdue a
fire but would be compelled to look on
and see their property burn until the
steam fire engine could be brought into
action, which might be too late. 1t is
not long since a similar catastrophe
occurred in Baltimore for the want of
such apparatus and over 20 lives were
sacrificed in the panic which ensued
and which might have been easily pre-
vented by wise foresight.
Geo. f. Britton. n veteran of the
war. died Saturday nipht after months
Of suffering and wasting away from
what DR.. Ketchum found bv AUTOPSY
Monday to have been scirrhus disease
of the right extremity of the stomach.
He had long been unable to hold much
of ANYTHING on the stomach or to as.
nutriment until AT his death
there seemed TO be little TO him but
skin drawn over homes The autopsy
showed n formation of n hard oristly
substance. cancernne in its nature,
nearly as large ne thn fist which had
closed thn entrance from thc stomach
to the intestines except for a little
slit in the orovtb itself through
which bnt liftlc matter could mass
Mr. Rritton wae = native of the tovn
son of Geo. ", and Susan RYDER
Rritton. and horn here MAY .. 1910.
He enlisted as a private in Co. II.
Second Reaimont + s sbarnshooters
and was IN - regular battles during
the war besides a large number 81
sl,irmishcs
Gen. J. J. Estey. Col. Geo. II. |
Bond. Cant I Harry Estev. iients.
". T Haiph and e. r. Binrbam of |
he Guard. and Cant T. d. Weld and |
Lieuts, p, Fl Putnam and II Burnett.
:. +, Connors = g Platts and II. T.
Waterman Of the Battery. ronstitI,ed
he Rrattleboro declaration ia the
Ulcers school at Hnrlington tbis weeK
ami / Gr,v Estov vas nnablo IN On
nut Sergeants Putnam, Field and
tressy of the Estey Guards, and Geo.
collins of the Battery attended as the