The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-01

H. c. French lacerated hand
badly whio AT work on lathe at the
Estey shops last week.
Gov. Fuller has started north
ward on his trip home FROM the South
as the weather is very warm there and
does not agree with HIM.
Frank Z. Turner. the new landlord
of the Bra,tleboro House. is giving the
house thorough renovation, and max
ing many improvements. He reports a
nice run of transient trade and is
steadily filling up with boarders.
The venerable W. +. Richardson,
now lacking only few months of so,
is seriously II with heart trouble aud
decline tn at has been in progress all
winter. He is reported little more
comfortable this morning.
The York freight from here, Con-
ductor Thomas in charge, had smash
up at Dwight's Crossing Monday night,
owing to a misplaced switch, THROWN.
four cars from the track and Conduct
or Spofford's train due here at 9:40
was delayed so that il didn't gel in
until o'clock.
MISS lyllltdil d. u =.
stenographer and typewriter, has
opened an Office with Taylor h Son in
Hooker block. where she will do work
for any who desire, going to their
business places, to take notes if de-
sired. The Reformer, for which she
has done much work, can heartily rec
ommend it as first class
DIR. II. d. Holton left today for
Atlanta, Ga, to attend the meeting Of
the National Medical Association of
which be is leading member From
there he will make AZ several weeks
trip through the South and West. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Holton
and Miss Susie Clark, who went
ahead to New York Wednesday.
The two tickets for the village
meeting are headed Republican and
"Citizens, but there should not be
any prejudice for or against either on
that account. for politics have no place
in the contest. The caucus ticket was
filed Republican by Secretary
Smith, because having been called by
the Republican town committee and
10 authority having been given, as
usual in previous caucuses, to label it
in any other way, he did not see what
else he could do.
Ralph Chamberlain, for several
wears the steward at the Brooks house
completed his labors there last night TO
take possession of the Vernon hotel
next Monday. Mr.. Tyler will hereafter
attend to the stewarding and purchas-
ing himself while Henry Amnon, for
af ba lT,n1c.r hEtai NJ
Montreal. will be chef Alfred Long
champs from the Victoria hotel at
Boston the meat cook and John Ander-
son will remain as the baker, making
an all around superior team.
E. d. Cole ard Fred Durham Of
Portland. were at the Brooks House
Tuesday and Wednesday and were also
S. S. Allen and wife of st. Albans.
William Worcester of New York and
Charles W. Wade and wife of Hartford
have also been guests there for several
days f. NJ Webb and wife of South
Deerfield, Mass. arrived Wednesday
night to remain the rest of the week.
The Sunday guests of the house
were Robert De Waterville, New York.
f. NJ Campbell. indianapolis, J. y.
Cuelyth, Boston, George L. Sherman,
Ii. l. Murdoc and wife, Proctorsville.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henley, e. d.
Hosley, Sprinfield,
How he did jump into the
breach adjust the moment. says
Glidden, of Martins amendment at the
state convention 1T seems as il he
was inspired by God, = 1t is true he
saw and availed of the Opportunity at
it's full, and inflicted such rout on the
Reed men, ON collateral issue, that
they were absolutely unable to gather
themselves afterward and appeared
much smaller element than they really
were In fact they mustered only
about 30 votes against the Nc
Kinley resolution when there were at
least three times as many. All through
the convention ii was sparring
match, oratorical or tactical. between
the Bratteboru leaders and Powers and
Grout and all the rest of the moguls
who thought they could do about what
they pleased with Vermont: acd the
Brattleboreans made the scores every
time.