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

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of last week to be given by the John
son Brothers will be held at the town
hall. During the evening, patriotic rec
iations will be given by the young
people. Doors open at 80. commence
at N. Ice cream will be served on
| the park from ) to p m.
One more young man, having con
cluded that the state OF single blessed
ness is somewhat monotonou US, has per-
suaGed one of Townshends young la
dies to embark with him in the mat
rimonial ship, and Wednesday. June "a,
at the resideDce of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr. and Mrs f A Convey, with the
assistance of Rev G. ID r Meacham,
Charles Ii Evans and Miss Gertrude
l. Covey launched out for, We trust,
happy voyage on the sea of life. The
house was prettily decorated with.
flowers. The Episcopal service was |
used and after the ceremony refresh |
ments were served. Mr. and Mrs Ev.
ans, followed by the best wishes of a
host of friends, left Thursday morn
ing for short pleasure trip, taking
in New London, Conn, and other places
a, interest On their return we under
atand hey are to settle in town.
rhat.s r;oh,. Let the young people
stay at home. wish Others would fl
low their example,
Another item c. interest is our cleo
trtc light plant. We are now informed
that all the appliances for running the
plant have arrived and that it will be
in running order in few weeks. Il
Several summer boarders recently 4
arrived at B b Brigham's. il
At the Republican caucus Saturday /,
evening, J II Ware, Z B Batchelder.
\ A Mason and S o Garfield were |,
elected delegates to the Republican
county convention to be held at New
ane Wednesday, with power to chcose 1
il Unable to attend,
Rev G y X Meacham has returned
rom Providence, R l, where he at
ended the commencement exercises of
Browns university, In which his son
Fred had.a prominent part. Mr.. Mea-
ham seemed somewhat inyigorated
~ his brief vacation and gave us, as |
usual, a most excellent sermon Sunday
I
Last Sunday Rev Mr. Hardy preached
n Putney in exchange with Rev Mr. Z
yiswell OF that place. Mr. Hardy went /
rom Putney to keene, N, II, where he
,as joined Monday by his daughter,
1iss Bessie.
Mrs G II Smith, wife of a former I
astor of the Congregational church t
ere meets a cordial welcome home
rom her many friends. Mrs Smith is |
ccompanied by her little son. u
Miss Tannerhlll, one of the young la {
les from the city, had the misfortune /
o fall from her bicycle few days d
ince, resulting in badly sprained J
rim and DR. Scudder was called to as s
list in the dilemma AT last reports
he patient was getting along as we'll I
S possible. -
Saturday, Sunday and Monday we all b
aid "Whew, whew Isn't it hoty ?
.ater in the week we could say How
ice and COOL
Edward Dale is home from Norwich
University Mortified where he has
cen attending school the past year o
Iiss Grace Blood is home from a
Ioody school, Mortified. Albert h
Jason, wife and two children from
;ardner are visiting friends in town. e.
V Symonds. wife and daughte left CT
Wednesday morning for Salem to spend u
he summer vacation. 1t is expected l.
lat they return next fall to preside y
yer the interests of Leland & Gray
Mrs Blood and daughter Il
,ent Sunday in Springfield. Mrs EA RI
enyon is n West Halifax arranging n
II Demorest contest. II Pierce ii
Greenfield spent Saturday at f ii a
essenden's. Mr. Pierce wnen young "
an learned his trade, tinsmith, in OF
lis place. For many years he has &c
zen in business with his broth er IN pr
reenfeld Theirs is one of the oldest III
ms of the kind in that town. Mrs al
euben Park of Bernardston has also so
ZEN stopping at Mr. Fessenaen's few re
US MrsPark is native of this town. w
le was the daughter of Willis Gray
r Osgood and wife spent Sunday in
.terboro, n II. j l. Howard and "
mily are visiting at A 7 Byard's Mr. CIR
oward, now of Maiden was formerly 81
structor in penmanship at Leland pr
ID Gray seminary-Mrs Alice Good ye
is stopping at A A Blood 's-Rus- IN
u Blood, now working at his trade M II
Springfield, this state, was home over f.
Batchelder is home
I'm his school at Middlebury-New
Jennison spent two days in Hins-
lie, n Ii, the first of the week M iss we
ances Phillips of Keene, n II, is we
sitting friends in town.-Miss Alice tn,
lndall is home from Athol-Mrs r
Phillips is home from Keene-Mas me
Roy Scudder is home from Orange. thi
Clifton Howe of Ncwfane called on
'ew friends here the first OF the thi
ek.-Allurus Ingalls, is in East tn,
lmpton for few days. - Herbert da,
anklin and wife have been visiting di;
Wardsboro. -W S Holland and wife wi
We returned from business trip to