The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-03

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Friday call in ut the REFoRMER office and pay
that bill Why mott

Aud when you come down to the circus ne
Friday call in ut the REFoRMER ONCE and pa
, that bill. Why not:
Officer Hall has found five bicvcle
carelesslv left out Of doors the bast.tw
weeks.
-Coleman's barber shop will be open
tonight until 10 o'clock and will clos,
tomorrow at p m.
The First Regiment band will Civ,
their regular summer nights conc err
next Wednesday evening.
Crosby q Co. are going to lay {
large pipe next week from Western
Aqueduct to their block on Main street
the old one proving insufficient.
Five dollars reward. Lost while
driving--a pair of opera glasses, brown
morocco covered. The above reward
will be paid for their return to Mrs. G.
$. Balestier, BrattlebOro, Vt.
The marriage of Martin Austin, IT,.
secretary OF Carpenter Organ Co., to
Miss Anna Hanley, takes place next
Wednesday at her home in Amsterdam,
N. Y.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church held lawn party at
the home of Mrs. Chas. Smith on Spruce
street Wednesday evening and served an
excellent supper.
There was running battle COM
mencing on the island and continuing
through Flat to Elliot streets Wednes-
day night. It included several knock
downs and lots of believing.
The Central Vermont road has just
added thirteen handsome passenger
coaches to its equipment. Four of them
are first class smokers and the others
first class day coaches. The cars weigh
20, 900 pounds.
A bicycle was brought into II NJ
Woods for repairs Saturday which he
recognized as having been there before.
The man who brought it in appears to
have been all right and to have bought
it from the thief.
Next Sunday Rev. Hal d. Maxwell
will preach his last sermon before his
annual vacation of five weeks, during
which time the church will be closed.
He will spend his vacation at his home
in New Brunswick.
The bailiffs Tuesday evening ap-
pointed seven special policemen for
the Fourth. August Rhode, john d
Perry, A II Ward. Herman NJ Merbe,
Timothy Aher H Fl Burnett and VIM
Matte.
The delegates from here to attend
the International Christian Endeavor
convention to be held at Washington
next week are Arthur Maynard, Mrs. C.
B. Lamson. Miss Worden of West Brat
tleboro, Mrs. l.. Z. Holden, Miss Fife
Dexter, and Mrs. M. o. Howe.
Mrs. j. l.. Moore of Clark street was
thrown from team Monday and quite
badly injured about the head and should
ers. The family were Just starting out
for a picnic and Mrs. Moore and baby
were on the back seat when the horse
started suddenly. throwing them both
out, but Mrs. Moore managed to hold up
the baby and thus save it from being
hurt.
e. ID. White and II. W. Willis of |
Meriden, Conn.,, came up Saturday night |
with one of their handsome pianos with I
symphony and mandolin attachment,
which they placed on exhibition in Z. A. |
Milers store. Mr.. White returned yes
terday. but Mr.. Willis is still here. The
piano is a handsome piece finished in
and should be a new era to
mysic lovers who do not know how to
play.
Quite a number OF summerers
have arrived at the Brooks house this
week. Among them are Mrs F E Nc
Goric, Miss Fl + Daniel and Miss E G
of New York, Miss Sarah
NJ Brainard of Hartford, Conn, Ar
thur II Richardson and Miss A II
G and Leroy NJ Richardson
who all plan to stay for the season. R
Fl Riddell and wife and son Guy of
Boston are also there, guests of J i
Taylor.
The Fourth celebrations will scat
ter in good many directions tomor-
'ow. The baseball game will of cours
lold many here; but large numbers
will be drawn to Chesterfield by the
attractions elsewhere announced. A
delegation of Foresters is expected to
20 to White River Junction for the
ield day of that order at Billings Park
here. Some will take in the Green
ield and Milers Falls excursion to
lake Walden, and others the 81 trip to
Lake Pleasant to hear Col Bob Inger-
oll on the Declaration of Indedend
,nce.''
The Choral Union last evening re-
,eated The Holy City in the Congre-
church, which was well filled
With more than delighted audience
seats had been built up from the edge
# the platform to the choir for the
horus. Lucien Howe presided at the
,rgan, Mr.. Howard of Springfield rem
Tered the tenor solos, Miss Marion Mi
Tor sang two solos very acceptably, as
lid also Mrs. Hubbard and f. II. Miller.
n fact the whole programme was one to
Inspire all. and showed excellent work.
During the intermission Miss Mcdonald,
he harpist, favored the audience with
he quaint little selection, ''Annie Laurie
much to their pleasure