The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-02-07

MIS- fora Kendall will close be
rooms Tor two weeks on account n
sunday was the anniversary of IN,
conservation of Bishop Hall Ms bisbn,
of Vermont. "'' TO o's''o'
Tho New York Dramatic Nina
says that Rudyard Kipling is WITH; it,"
a,p!ay, the heroine of Which ;s y. .
Nautch girl. N 10
1, One OF the Keene papers say.
the brcweries here have agreed I,
Close Whereat our prohibitory bin,
lers smile knowingly. ''
Mr.. Clark of NORTHAMPTON. was i,
town Monday to arrange for the an.
pearance of Richarde. the viol;n;SS,
mere under the Y. M. G. A., auspices
>, The New York corn canning firm ot
hosenstein Brothers, who proposed r.
establish a plant, have postponed thc
matter until factory is built and
equipped for them as originally nro'
posed. P''
f, L.. Higginson, the Boston
banker and relative of the late Brat
tleboro family, has brought an action
l9r divorce against his wife, who
eioPed few months ago with Jas. W.
smith OF Salem, a young lawyer.
Newell, the Jacksonville Schlat.
ter is not through being written I'M
yet. Leland Mason and II. G. Laskey.
reporter and photographer of the Bos.
ton Herald, followed him out to jack.
sonvllle Wednesday to dish up another
chapter about him.
F. G. Gale & Co. have Skinned
their fast pacing mare "Medgar'' from
Boston back to here where Mr.. Gale 10
stabling her. She was placed in tho
hands of Sission of Amherst for the
season and won the first race in which
she started but was overworked early.
Henry Marsh was taken in tow by
officer Hall Tuesday night. He was
taken in front of Odd Fellows block
and was drunk clear through to the
toes. Wednesday morning he paid the
regulation fine of s. and costs appre
eating Sl0.5l on a plea of guilty
of intoxication.
One of the electric cars was disabled
yesterday, probably by water in the
motor and had to be hauled by anoth.
er from the Pratt switch back to the
village. Sand on the track derailcd
them at the MILESTONE bridge, caus-
ing another delay and on the whole it
was the worst day the road has had.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the street railway company
is to be held at C. w. Wyman's office
next Tuesday evening. Besides the
election of officers it is to be decided
whether to increase the capital stock
nE 40 10
through Esteyville and purchase more
cars, and also whether the time of
holding the annual meeting shall be
changed.
The funeral service of Benjamin
F. Kelley took place from his late
residence on Walnut street Monday |
at II O'Clock instead of Sun. |
day as was stated in last week s paper |
because his son, ustin, could not arrive |
until Sunday night, being delayed by a
storm. The body was inferred in New
fame. Mrs. Baker of Putney and
Mrs. Kate Cowing, his daughter, were
here to attend the funeral.
Herbert was in sportive mood
saturday as he was showing a lady
about the new town hail. and coming
70 the new vault from the town clerks
DOM, thought it would be joke to
close the door on her. But as the
lock clicked, and no one
,ould be found in the great crowd to
,pen the door and release the fair pris-
,ner hustle had to be made
or a ladder to get her out by the win
low to the outside of the building
Herbert realized that the joke was tho
ther way.
&C. c. Shayne, the popular and
veil kown fur manufacturer, 12i and
26 West 42d street, New York, will S
ave special exhibit and sale of {
legant furs in the parlors of the Brooks s
louise in Brattleboro commencing 8
tuesday afternoon, Feb. 18th, and to i
o continued for Wednesday and I
thursday. This exhibit of furs will :
e in charge of Mr.. Shayne's own rep +
The stock will consist 4
t ladies' and gentlemen small furs i
nG elegant fur garments, embracing a
ne latest London, Paris and American d
,shions Shayne's furs received seven q
ighest awards at the Worlds Fair
, Chicago. Their name will be in t
,ch fur garment, thereby guarantee s
,g reliability. This is an eXtraord u
larry opportunity for the people of a
rattleboro and vicinity to secure re. t,
able and fashionable furs at strictly "
ew York prices. The ladies of this +
ty are especially invited to call and d
lspect the fine exhibit of furs. For ST
lrther particulars see advertisement n
/ another page. II
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est tobacco, ) and l0c. Good for 81
e nerves. Try them. Sold by George a.
Greene. adv. 2ltf "