The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-26

principal of the High school beri oe 81
Two years, is not to return next term
The trolley road carried q On,
passengers in round onmha"s o,aW
u ny, sunday and Mondays, 600 Of
.-Oeputy Stearns of Rutland WAS !,
Town inns week and summoned 7 T
Nnowiton' X Barrows, E w Rlodg
ett, Lucius a Moore, and Col. q &
nond to act as Jurors at the nJn;tad
states court which opens at Nominal
Mrs Carrie ID La Land, forme,
resident OF Brattleboro, died Snndan
La leasant, Mass, of cancer In
neral services were held Tuesday The
burial taking place in Montague Mass
n tn! sister, Attic Bishop, Bert Barer and
VIII Cain attended the funeral "
.,-bishoo Hall will max his annual
visitation to st. Michael's church OF
Monday next st. Peters day. June 30.
EIne service wi II be in the evening,
When the bishop will preach and con
i,rm class presented by the rector
cordial invitation is extended to all
persons who may desire to attend this
service.
the first tr:ennial charge of Bish
op Hall, to be read at the morning ser
wee 10 st. Michael's church, next
sunday, is considered to be one of h is
anlest efforts, and should be heard by
AL who desire to preserve the sauctity
OF the marriage relation, the sub iect
being The Church's Discipline Con
corning Marrige and Divorce. . II is
the custom of the diocese to read the
bishops address in each church, on an
early Sunday after its publication.
DR. l. J Lawton of st Paul, MINI.
q native of Wilmington and son of
James Lawton, has recent ly. won a vic
tory over.the Oregon Short Line and
Northern Railway company in his suit
for damages for injuries by the xplo
sion of steamer on the Pa cific coast in
1874. - In the explosion two men by his
side were killed and ne was so badly
hurt that he laid in hospital six
months and now has no use of his
right hip, while his head face and
both arms were terriblyscal ded. The
case has been conducted for him by
his son in law, Charles S Taylor, a son
of Judge Taylor. who studied law at
Wilmington with the late Charles N
Davenport and whose widow, Mrs Jep-
ME Taylor, was RECENTLY ip town, the
guest of her niece Mrs w T. Barber.
The trs+ ,.+;,, 80 tho comm;t+oo
of ~ T..:n, sL Al. E"rd ,ro
ba,d !, ~ go Cancronat;onaI
n .h - 'ne oenue LIN III s somn,a
10 M1nuay evening Ia .T iH,u"
ConoreDarionaI NV Miss Hemenwav:
Unitarian nv Miss Lawrence: Baptist
West Brattleboro. Mrs. M Fits: Meth
,dist. Sandford Daniels. Uniyersalist.
Mrs Stearns = EniSconal Miss Frances
Tu;ld M CA Sacretarv Austin
Tha yorl riannad i tha same as in
,ray;ous yaars 70 ask fr;ands of the
yorl. r. tai,a one two ar mora boys or
Urls for two yeel.s in .Inlv or August.
when neonle who And # convenient to
,eln in th;s Wort. are asked TO send
hair names 70 one Of the aobve named
or nastors Of the various
.bnrches Tho nr;na of hoard for bow
~ o,;ri 70. +ho tmo ,veeLs ;s ahont
. n anvnna not ohie to take them
= ~; I homas n nU' Ga Cd tho worl, vary
n,,nh 10 1.,ntrihnt;na toward the f,nd
L;aL w .,.od ."o',r;na n.,J
Those who take the
h ;Idran viii he not;f;ad If their arr
% i' ond u MI no 20 .sIed n call for th.
az W. ~ D norta;, ,,oco and return
ha'u 49, az tho t;n,a = nm The chill.
,on,s w" nc. r n sron, ( r. 10 years
nv ona taL;na a child can choose the q
90 and sew The COMMITTEES hopes to :