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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

Al PATENTS FOR SALE Chanees
Carpet Pcafer: Spencer's Curtain er Siai-
FiXirre. IiQuharts Mechanical TOY .
Smiths Office Tool Device. EDGAR TATE
q CO.. 2iJ Broadway.
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sUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

y~s~~N~~~N~~~N~~~o N~~NoN~NoN0Neo~O-
AT MUNICIPALITIES for sale and 10
let: furnished and unfinished. WI. NJ
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. j.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

A FOUR-STORY. brOwnstOne handsomely
furnished house. TWO bathrooms. oct. II
or earlier. rent $500 per month. Apply 50
East 11th-st. agents considered.
PERFECTLY FURNISHED Prom
house careful family of adults: winter
or longer b West 1OGth -,
143 WEST 64TH-ST Owner will lease
furnished. years. strictly private fam
ily; rent reasonable call Monday after u
Country.
NERVOUS PRpSTRATIO\ and SLEEP
Lt,SSNESS cured 10y a few weeks stay
q; Siasconset. Nantucket Island: autumn
months delightful. circulars with full In
formation. UNDERHILL Downing Build
ing.
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CpA'HMAN BY \ Thoroughly clmpet~n;
man. % rri"I. no family. lDns "hp~r
ru.a. rrt' class r'cDwmen iati9n-. three
Years @ith las employer. who can he seen
u I, ~ an ~.
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COACHMAN. English. sober and steady.
god groom. careful driver. wishes steady
situation. best per- mai and written refer
cnces . WALTON. Ho9 Boulevard
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOOKS. PAMPHLETS. speeches. Leaflets.
etc, on the currency question. political
clubs supplied. orders by mail promptly
filled: write SoT catalogue. free. W. =
ton-st.. New-York.
CURTAINS MADE before September -
lined. interlined and tri mined free OF
charge; examine our samples OF latest
goods. GEO. LOcKHART. l2s Yves,
23d-st
J. PlCKHARDT. store AL I>enox ave. first
inventor OF parlor bedsteads. furniture
maker and uphOlsterer: carpets and mat
tresses made; fine furniture for sale cheap.
WANTED. -Naphtha launch: must he In
good order and cheap. for spot cash. Ad-
dress. with particulars. Box 27i. Bridge
port Conn.
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GARDENER. BY reliable and sober
married Enlishman. age ~. understands
greenhouse and all outdoor work: good
references W. ;. care Herman Bower.
New-Mlford. Conn.
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COACHMAN English: hrst-cilss tandem
and four in hand driver. well expert
euced with horse shows. good rider. as ret
er.ur-s VIII certify. \. WATKINS. 80
BluieHar1
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real ESTATE For SALE.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

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pa BROADWAY.-Choi Offices from SO
per month upward. Apply Room IL.
g BARCLAY ST.-Elegant corner store.
basement and cellar PLASS pa Bw4y.
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FCHNISirD ROOMS.

~ FhOOhy
N0NN~>N0>-o ~ .0oD0-,oO>~DOOo>>
FRONT ROOM. nicely furnished. U!fh
southern 'NpHsure. BRIGGS ~ East
J9ih.t
BROADWAY i27i corner 22d ~ Union
Dime savings Bank Iuil1ing tnusuall.
pi"htin' room. facing Gierles square. aI.
''hf'ilsn''s.
FURNISHED ROOMS 20 le,. one large
and f"o itll rooms. us- - bath. -
Gentlemen 'nf. i5l East 27th g.. near
l(NlAf''n ave.
NICELY furnished room. second nlor. rr.
Vat" house. bath. running water. reason .
ah.". lG5 Vest iGfh ST.. one door n 90
Hrlai~ty-
MADISON AVE. 10 Handsome suite II
rooms. ~ suit. OPP single o. gcn'.u.r
private baths. references.
PRIVATE FAMILY II highest respect.
ability. living ahnt" Madison S.iuaf-.
wish 90 iai Two large. elegantly furnished
rooms. bath. gentlemen only. board up
tonal. references BOX 30. La broadway.
PLEASANT ROOM with American family.
toms moderate. .. W.~f i2>'h 81
sTrYvEsANT rAHK Handsomely fur
nished from rooms ~. N pri,ai" % nse FOR
SMALL FAMILY 4 adults. occupying
neatly furnished private dwelling. would
rent one or Two rooms 90 desirable parties.
l'3 Alexander ave. near 1851 81
% GHAMERcY PARK Handsome suites
with private bath. also single rooms
breakfast II desired. reference
DIST ST. AZ WEST No,tiv furnished
rooms. opposite seminary terms reason
able. private family. reference.
9TH ST. ~ WEST Elegant large suite
fDr family. private bah. meas II de
sired. also single rooms. references.
% EAST uTH ST. desirable room %
second noor. bath adjoining. home com
forts; gentleman.
2arH ST y. he'ween 5ih and Madison
nvrs. Rooms. bachelor quarters. suite.
single. win or without private bath.
BOTH ST. iiG EAST Desirable rooms
all Improvements. table. house. neigh
horhoDd oic.. FIRST class. sanitary plumb
ing. references exchanged
81 WEST 3sTH ST. Choice rooms. ex
ccptiruh.
IA EAST ETH 7 Tas,emily furnished
parlor suite: a.so room fDr doctor. run
n.ng water. near Madison ave.
I3o EAST nth ST We'll furnished
ROOMS. singl" CO., connecting. FOR gfntle-
men.
l33 WEST SID ST Room on second ana
third door. private family. gcntlcman.
reference
300 WEST 22D ST Furnished ptrior with
Two connecting h drooms. also large front
rooms. INST ana md floor.
go wrET 18TH ST. Desirable second
moor. small private family
a55 WEST 18TH 81 Large ana small
rooms. all newly furnished. bath ana
gas. desirable nelghborh,od: moderate
prices
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ron sALQ.

CARDS. Fridays prices. 4oc 10 <l.25
thousand: quantities lower. superior
cardboard: typography unexcelled. other
printing. lowest prices. promptly executed :.
read our other advertisements %. day under
Business Opportunities. MERCHANTS
PRINTING COMPANY, World Building.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
Grafton.

There will he no services at the
Baptist church next Sunday. A unan
imous Gail has been extended to Rev
Mr. Haskins of Northampton, who will
begin his pastorate, j une I.
Mrs W + L Walker gave a lovely
little party Thursday afternoon in honor
of her daughter Marie's fourth birth
day. The little guests were entertained
in IA variety of ways suited to persons
of that tender age. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Our quiet village was much startled
by the cry of fire and the ringing of
bells last Monday. 1t proved to be +.
III Clsrk's bobbin shop, but by the
timely assistance of his neighbors they
succeeded in saving the building with
very little damage.
The election of officers at the annual
meeting of the W G L L held Tuesday
resulted as follows: President, Mrs
Carrie White vice president, Mrs
Mary Walker corresponding secretary,
Mrs Hattie Haskell; recording secre
tary, Mrs Maria Walker; treasurer,
Mrs X p Leonard. Delegates to the
convention to be held at Brattleboro
June 3 and 4, Mrs G. NJ White, Mrs
Maria Walker, Mrs Mary l. Walker,
Mrs Hattie Haskell.
Rev G V French and family have
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

! Guilford and Green River baseball
mines are TO have a game at Greer
River Saturday afternoon, called al
80 O'Clock.
Charles Seymour Of Hartford, Conn.
is boarding for the summer at j. NJ.
Morses s, the Bonnyvale farm,
The sociable at Mrs Mellen's Tues
day afternoon was a very pleasant as
sembling of large number of ladies and
a few gentlemen. An excellent supper
was served.
d G Bakers span of horses with a
heavy wagon were left for moment
near the post Office Wednesday morn
ing and improved the occasion by TAX
ing a lively spin on their own account
as far as the the Huntley farm near
Brandy bridge. where they were
stopped by Mr.. Bracket. No damage
done
Mrs. Jesse Squiers and three sons
have been stopping at her fathers,
Mr.. Estabrook e for a few days. Mrs
l.. i. Reeds mother. Mrs. Petersuns, is
again quite sick Delegates Gallup
and Franklin attended the Democratic
state convention at Montpelier this
week Joshua Stafford went 10 Reads
boro last week to visit his sister, Mrs
Ross and also to the old homestead OF
his father which he had not seen for
30 wears. He says the hills are higher
and sleeper than they used to be and
that the rocks have grown so that he
hardly knew them-A game of baseball
for Saturday afternoon is contemplated
by the Gull ords I'd Green Rivers at
the latter place at O'Clock.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
THE REFoRMER: BRATTLEBoRo VT. FRIDAY. MAY go 1906
heir luck in Mountain mill pond this

their luck in Mountain mill pond this
week
Mr. f fletcher, the New Hampshire
wool merchant, has been picking up
some bargains here this week. : d
ward Corsc is canvassing for publ
cation by which he will be able to sc
cure a new artificial limb, in place of
the one lost by accident last year. -
Will Stearns is putting up a couple OF
cottages at Raponda. Colds ard other
ailments have caused considerable
illness here this week. DR.. Ed. Ii
tus is improving from his accident by
which he had his thumb broken -
John Gilbert has gone to Maine where
he has an interest in shoe factory. =
Mrs. Ware and daughters are back
from their Southern trip. The road
machine is getting in its work and we
hope to have roads equal to the best
Key. Mr. Maxwell. and Mr..
Stickney were in town Wednesday just
for little outing. returning the same
day to Brattleboro. Some of the mer
chants say their trade is excellent and
every day.
Healer Newells'' cottage and sev
eral others are now building at Rapon
da aud the prospects of this resort new
er looked better.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

Mrs. W + Mixer, assisted by several
young ladies' fromBrattlcboro will give
an entertainment AT the Hinesburg
church AT West Guilford Tuesday even
ing, June ,. The programme will
consist of vocal music, guitar playing
and readings. The Ladies' Aid will
serve a strawberry supper. Entertain
ment will begin at 5 O'Clock sharp.
Rev Lewis Grout Of West Brattle-
boro will preach here next Sundayat II
O'clock Il IN.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
WealnliMSter.

The long desired rain has at last
reached us. though in small quantities.
Miss Lizzie Hills has returned from
her visit in Boston.
Mrs Hattie Colburn went to Towns
bend Tuesday to attend the commence.
mcnt exercises at Leland and Gray SEM
mary, where her daughter Is attending
school.-A new house is being erected
on the upper street by w Ii Cole
Herbert Josln of Boston is a guest at
Mrs Sarah Nuttings Minnie Ware is at
work in L F Slceper's store.-Mrs Hat
tie Corliss, who has been seriously i'll
the past week is improving. Austin
Richardson has fine lawn tennis court
just ready for use, Il pleasant attraction
for his young friends.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

spent several days last week with Mrs
Plumb's father, + j Corkins of Cork
insville Adstin made u raid on the
speckled beauties with excellent sue
cess. w a Brown was at Raponda,
Wilmington. last week looking after his
building interests. -RollinslIarris and
Mrs. Putney of Wilmington made a
short stop on Monday at f II Stet
sons. Clarence Shepartlson Of Bel
lows Falls has been visiting among
friends the past week. Messrs. Brown
and Lake have been painting II
G Porter's buildings. Mrs Samira
Rddell of Sadauga has been stopping
a week:: among acquaintance. Forrest
Barker has purchased W + Johnson's
milk route Claude Pike has taken
possession of theValentine house. -AP
Edwards has sold his farm to Edwin
Bondy of Bennington.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
West Halifax.

The road machine with number of
hands are now very busy repairing the
roaGs throughout town.
George Miner has set a nice mon
ument for his brother the last week in
the village cemetery
Charlie Canedy from Brattleboro is
stopping with Mrs. S. c. Larrabee for a
short while. Charles Miner. wife and
child are calling Oh old friends in
Halifax. Larrabee has gone to
Boston on business. - G.. l.. Clark has
been in Montpelier the past week. -
Maggie Champion is at work for Mrs.
Will Clark. Mrs. Ann Smith has re
turned home after being gone nearly
all winter visiting friends in Turner's
Falls and Green River Mr.. Beck is
arrangements to leave town
and also Willard Hicks and family. -
Mrs. Dine, Ciosier # Shelburne Falls
and two children wcie in town over
Sunday calling on fiierCs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

There was II full attendance at the
meeting of the grange Tuesday evening
and quite number Joined the order.
Memorial exercises will be conducted
as usual by the Greenwood post of Put
ney accompanied by the Brattleboro
drum corps. Services will be held in
the church Saturday morning, $3.50
o'clock. Rev Mr.. Wiswell of Putney
will deliver the address. Singing by r.
II. Miller. The graves of the soldiers
will be decorated with flowers furnished
by Mrs. Eva Greenwood as formerly.
Miss Alice Laughton has been visiting
friends in Williamsville the past week.
Mrs. Marsh and daughter, Miss Dodge.
are absent visiting friends.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
and Children's Goats, at reduce,
prices now to close the season.

/ Reduced prices on tine Dress
Goods.
SIaughtcrprices on fancy Silks.
Wash dress goods are lower in
price at retail now than cost of
manufacture: this is not Il healthy
condition of trade and will not
always continue. Ii is good
time for the retail buyer to make
selections.
Think of buying 80 inch cord
ed p. Ks for Sc a yard.
Fine Zephyr and staple Cling
hams, ) Ia to Sc a yard.
Best Prints, this seasons styles.
4 cents.
Whole table-full of Dimities,
Chamelions, so inch fine warn
deyed and woven striped. thin
goods. which We're II 1-2c, l5cI
and lSc Il yard to pick from now
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
Putney.

| III. hoa, ~ Harry Rurnbam a ma.
,,,iaaf p,,;roy no5 Nh, had snan. mos,
If b;s Iife hnre Was hronoht here for
bnriaI Sar.ires wore hold at the
C ~, co., cburrh Rev WisweIl
oCHriatinr The Knights Of Honor con
5,r,rd Ne sa,y,res a. the Grave Mem
be,s If th, Grand Army Of which he
,,.a. q, ,o,,,te, ,yarc nrnsent M the IN
,,as,i
~. xoy.s chose father WAS opa If
,hn fotnaers If the perfcr,iopists,
n,.. f',r,'.rI,. ware located in pntney,
hoe ,'onn ~ town ,nsinr nhotorranbs
-, ~ ,bo oIl ,laree among ntb
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
Westminster West.

Il Goodell is now taking about SO
cans of milk each day To the separator
at Bellows Falls, new patrons being
added nearly ever, week and the nun
Der Of cans il rapidly increasing.
Exercises appropriate for Memorial
Day were held in the town hall Friday
afternoon.
The roads about town are receiving
their annual raking and sclaping.
Frank Shattuck is work. = for L \
Goodell-- y ID Kerr lost que val
liable horse from collie a few ays ago
Mrs Gorha Braley is under tne doc
tors care at this writing-Misses Eft
ia and Alice Braley were home from
Saxtons River over Sunday Mrs Eu-
gene Ranney has friends stopping
with her-Miss Bertha Miller is work
ing for Mrs W A Dunham--Alvin
Houghton of Boston is visiting rel
atives about town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
NeWnne.

The VermontSpring company is put
ting up some fine summer bottled
goods. Edwards & Grout have then
Tor sale.
The Wednesday evening train killed
the handsome Scotch collie dog owned
by Mr.. Hopkins at the quarry at DUN
merstou. For years he has always beer
on hand for race with the train and
will be missed by those who enjoyed
seeing him run.
Melvin Pratt fell from step lad
der ard was severely hurt and has to
use crutches.
Quite number attended the speak
ing contest at Townshend Wednesday
evening.
The welcome and much needed rain
came Monday night and we could use
more il we had it.
Section Master Smith has improved
the looks around the station by re
placing the old ties with new ones,
raising the track below the crossing
and burning up the old ties, making
il neat and tidy.
Work on the parsonage is going on
at good rate.
The second band meeting was held
at the school house Tuesday evening.
1t is hoped that 20 or more will join.
Twenty-Five were present at the last
meeting,
Ruth Warren returned to Newfane
Wednesday evening: Henry Warren
and wife accompanying her. Bertha
Weston formerly of this village, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert
Gates, of Bratt'eboro the past three
weeks. William Cunningham is in
Boston. Mass, visiting friends. H.
A. Kilburn and Cliff Pratt left town
Monday for Wilmington to take charge
of the Raponda hotel.-C. NJ. Good
enough and family have moved to the
farm to stay while the new barn is be
ing built C. B. Underwood and Her
man Howe a.e at work on tn, road
with Road Commissioner futile. = Mr..
Eddy and wife of Brattleboro spent
the day here Wednesday, fixing up the
lot of Mrs. Eddy's parents here in the
village cemetery. Fred Underwood
visited Lake Raponda Monday Henry
Wellman has sold his handsome horse
to Mrs. r. L. Wood. John Sholtz is
the owner of fine new bicycle. Mrs.
Noble Pratt and son are away visiting
friends. -Abbie f. Fish is expected
home from Vergennes this week. Wal
ter Wheeler and family moved Wednes
day into the tenement in Mr.. David
sons house to remain until work on
the parsonage is completed. -Amasa
Grout and Fred Sargent enjoyed car
rage ride last week to Cavendish, the
home of Mr.. Grout. james Underwood
has greatly improved the road in front
Of his residence. Rev ard Mrs. Nor
week
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

a couple weeks with friends here. Mrs.
Edward Doynton and Mrs. VIII Boyn-
ton of Cambridge, Mass, have been
passing II few days with friends mere.
VIII 5. Allen Is spending a couple OF
weeks ut Chester and vicinlty.-Mrs'
win :. Allen is spending the week with
her sister ut Putney. oscar Dean OF
Grafton has been here this week, guest
Of J. G. Daggctt. Mason Howard
is visiting Il couple of weeks with hcr
sister at Norwich, Conn.-Mrs. Gale is
passing the week with friends in Bos-
ion, Mass. Mrs. Howard Burke of Brat
tlcboro is here, guest of our landlord,
W. +. Glcason.-Miss Addic Boynton,
who ha. been in Boston, Mass, and vi
entity since last fall, is expected to be
at home thisiwcek.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
Wilmington.

Received too Late for Last Week.
Mondays wind was terrific in places
and as "a result a large number of trees
and shrubs we're destroyed.
\ frost came Tuesday night but too
early to catch our garden truck which
was just begi ming TO peep above the
ground.
4 dance was held in the town hall
FRIDAY evening.
Murray Harris has bought black
smith shop at West Dover and will
move his family there. We regret to
lose them and trust it will be but tenn
porary.
Fishermen tell some big yarns about
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
LOCAL.
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Somerset.

Our local road commissioner is
working the roads. Gravel seems to
be the material to use as it was put on
last year and TIE roads are good yet.
We need rain, only few showers
since last April.
Professor Gorden from Boston, Mass,
is at the River View house. Fred
Boyle from West Dover is at Mrs Bur
maps. Mr.. Skinner from Newfane
was up surveying for Tudor 4 Sons,
also for l.. G. Harris. j. W. Rice is ON
his Rockdale farm. .Rumor has It he
is about to move back to town. ID. X.
Cutler from Searsburg was up last
week on business trip. r.. W. and F.
&. Childs also G. Crosby and friends
from Brattleboro are camping on the
old Fegan place. DIR. Titus and Mrs
Ames Of Wilmington are stopping at
Mrs. Burnap's. T. Davenport is
expected here Tuesday on business.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

j. +. Gleason moves his fam
lily to Brattleboro soon. Mrs. Martin
Gleason returns to her old home on
the farm. Ina Plum!ey went to South
Londonderry last week to visit friends.
Mrs Laura Blanchard has returned
to the Dexter house after her winter
in Troy.-The many friends of Mrs.
Holden will be glad to hear of her
improvement in health. B Prouty
from Bondville visited at A N Far
NUNS this week. Mrs. Hattie Benson
is visiting relatives and friends in
town ;she moves to South Londonderry
next week, where her husband has
secured work of G. ID. Farnun. Mrs.
Gratia Reed has gone to Townshend to
care for Mrs Ellie Franklin--Do
Pimpton and friend from Boston.
Mass, are spending few days in
town. Clara May has returned home.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

Rev RIC T Mckenzie delivers the
Memorial address Saturday.
Forest Barker's ground is to be psed
| by the baseball boys during the sea
son for S25
| e \ Faulkner has placed some fine
| hitching posts in front of his store.
/ Several new tombstones have beer
! erected in the cemetery the past week.
! A prayer meeting was held at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
May 9th.
We hear general expression of dis
appointment on account of the public
not knowing of Rev 4 A Smith being
sermon on "Infideity or the Power of
the Bible and well they might feel
disappointed for a more historic, con
vincing and scholarly discourse is sci
dom obtained by our people from pull
pit or press.
The second meeting in the series,
conducted by the gentlemen of the
Grange. was well attended and all
parts well taken The discussion on
the Mental Capacities of the Sex
by W S ssAien and A + Plumb and
the songs bytW + johnson evoking
much comment and applause.
The ever ing :..eeting Sunday will he
led by Mile Corse subject ''Onr He
roes. :
b c Newell has sold his shop ard |
tools 10 Charles Tuttle Mr.. Newell |
evident ly realizes that the present may |
not last: always and says he may be
back blacksmithing in a few years, but /
is going TO enjoy life for a spell any /
way, having several cottages IN process /
of erection at Raponda, b. sides the
prospective European trip. lie is IN
Braitleboro this week. Frank Legate
drove the Brattleboro stage Tuesday
G III Shepardson of Bellows Falls
is stopping with friends and relatives
this week.-A Plumb and family
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

Messrs J II Frost and Roland Steb
bins will have their opening dane G
June }. Friday evening. Brattleboro
orchestra will be in attendance and u
supper will be served
Two very nice new flags and new
Hazleton piano are among the new at
fractions at the park.
Memorial services will be observed
at the pavilion. \ dinner as usual
will be served by the ladies at l p m.
aud Rev y II ough will give the ad
dress at p m quartettc from Mount
Hernon will furnish music. All the
citizens are invited 10 furnish flow
ers which ought to be delivered as
early as 30 Sunday morning at the
park Every body is invited.
Mr. and Mrs Albion Stebbins are Wis
iting in town.
Cards are circulated for the Brown,
Johnson wedding to take place June 3.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29
SOuth Wtndhall,.

Charles Jones is improving his house
by building piazzas on the south and
west sides. Mr.. Gould and Eddy doing
the work. Mrs. Martha Whipple is
quite sick. Or. Doanc Of Jamaica was
called to her last week. Hattie Jen
ison is having severe time with a
feon on one of her fingers. Mrs. Ann
Cheney of Brookside is visiting at a.
j. len ison's.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

Rev. 5. +. Frohock of Springfield.
Mass, will deliver the Memorial day
address before the Grand Army
The young Jamaica ball team set a
good example to the large nine of this
place, by winning their first game of the
season, in defeating the South London
derry team at that place last Saturday
by a score of % TO % A return game
will be played at this place Saturday,
June 9th. An interesting game is en-
pected.
4 very welcome and refreshing rain
came Tuesday morning. the first we
have had here; enough TO lay the dust
since the snow went of
Mrs. &. w. May of Chester is passing
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-29

Memorial services we're observed at
the Baptist church last Sunday, Rev.
A. A. Esterbrook preaching an ell
oquent sermon.
Mrs. S. II. Sherman of Brattlehoro
made short visit with friends Mon
day. al ISIS Ida Goodell of Bratteboro
is home on visit.