The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-02-21

she was born IN East Washingt0n:nd has only
lired hGroa short time. The body was carliet
10 iilsborough.
Challlau1ua Circle, from an invitation, will
meet next Monday with Mrs Ashley Stone.
o, me Grand Army fair was quite success
| nhancialty and socialy. As one entered the hal
the trst thing on the right that met the eye were
ne co'niortcrS which were sold by Mrs Ill.
uieti, NeNt came the ish pond with Mrs Bron.
charge The Kitchen nooth was presided over
by Mrs Wilder and Mrs Whitaker; the fancy
table, by Mrs Esten aad Mrs Worden. In the
luded some people. Mrs Ferrin III the next booth
secrercd from sight, told the present, past and
future The observation booth came last which
was In the care OF Mrs Din and Mrs Toilet
iWentyon dollars was rccciyed.from the silk
| quit Every one paid to guess how many
SQUARES II contained the one guessing the cor
nu nun lf MIS- H. wifi TW "o g%tss'h the
cunningham The latter received the quilt. The
entertainment consisting OF solos by Miss Ger
tiudc Leach and Thoma- Mullen. selections by
| INC Llcr club ana string quartetc, and readings
~ Paul Mann was received with cnihnsias m.
me Grand Army viii probably clear about
Sllj
w Rcnshaw will preach sunday morning
upon "Brotherly Love" In the evening his sub
iect Is George Washington the Christian Pa
triot.''
Rev \ Bair's lecture next Sunday evening
is upon the "Rcligion of Egypt"
At the Y. T.. s. &. T.. Tuesday evening letters
were read from Mrs Bet-cy stearns and Mrs
Annie Minis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and with thanks
for the pretty rcmemhranccs they received from
the society a short time ago.
The Methodist society gave an old fashioned
supper last Wednesday evening A itcr the sup.
per was over an old folks entertainment with
quite number OF cute costumes Od:fa shioned
songs were sung under the leadership Of Miss
lila Strceter ana old time pieces were.read by
Mrs William smith and Mrs Bartlett.
"a a.,t,,,
last Friday night was the most elegant affair OF
the season, Beautiful costumes were worn by
the ladies and nearly all of the gentlemen were
IN dress suits Fred Cotton aud Miss Della Bar
..rN- cad the grand march. TIE first eNhibi.
lnce was executed by VI. White Miss Liz
dnningham, T. Cotton, Miss Della Barrows
T. Mann, Miss Grace Roberts, d. Roberts Miss
Cinnamon Delphy.sThe second exhibition was
kitchen dancoin caps and aprons, They sang
as they danced: Miss Howard giving The 4 solo
dance. Lcit-lngcr's orche stra furnished music
iutermissions.
The farm OF John Rettiug on the Brattleboro
road has been sold to parties from Swanton, Vt.
Dea Lcmucl Falcs died Wednesday at his
home on Sorthhcld road age a. he was born in
Derby,New York when two years old he moved
with his parents TO Holden, Mass, there he lived
until he was asyoung man, He lived in Royal
stoD, Mass, where he married and buried his
first wife. He married his present wife in Roy.
aston aud: moved TO Iiinsualc about 81 years ago
whore he carried on his trade, that is % wood
sJrter.
About seven yclrs ago in the winter he had a
slight shock. II was his first sickness as he had
always been perfectly well man up to tina,
time After that he worked some in the wool.
en- mill of Halle Il Frost, but was never
well. Two years ago he lost the use of one
arm, then later could not always say what he
wished. For a year he has not been able to
make himself understood and has been con
slant care TO his family. He had nine children,
i've OF whom arc living; Mrs Chcdwick OF
South lIadey, Lemuci Faics of Worcester, Mrs
llildreth of Brattlehoro, and William and Mis.
Grace talcs OF this town. The family have
the sympathy Of great many friends.