The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-17
BELLOWS FALLS.

The bicycle which was stolen iron
tho Y NJ & 4 rooms at Bellows RAN
last Saturday evening owne! ny II
Farr was recovered near Fiichburg'
Mass. last Tuesday evening.
Chas IT, Waite, successor to How,
ard a. Goodrich, dealer in boots ana
shoes failed Saturday ard his sore IL
IN the hands of sheriff. The liabll.
tiles are 81, 900: assets, stock OF
81, 600 which is covered by chattel
mortgage in favor of Batcheder n lin
coin of Boston Mass.
Secretary Freer had new Victor
bicycle stolen from the \ MI. A.
rooms, Friday morning.
Another Injunction was serve, upon
the receivers of the Mountain Spring
brewing company Friday aud the sale
Of the property has been postponed un-
til May 10.
At the annual meeting Of the Mason
ic Lodge of the Temple held last Thurs
day evening, Albert j. Holley. the re-
firing master, was presented with past
masters Jewel. The presentation speech
was made by NJ. NJ. Whitney, to which
Mr.. Holley feelingly responded. The
following officers were elected: W. NJ,
Carroll W. Black; S. d., William II.
TAYLOR: j. d., l.. L. Nortnrup: treas
urer, Fred II. Babbitt: secretary, Geo.
l.. Whitney.
ID. A. Barrows of the firm Of Durkee
& Barrows has sold his interest in the
business to his partner. NJ. \. Durkee.
Mr.. Burrows however Will remain IN tne
store for some time to come and Mr..
h is,t nc
ing salesman and will assume charge OF
the store.
The Baptist boys brigade have or
ganiZed base ball team.
Court Matters.
Peter Porter of Charlestown WAS
arrested Saturday for drunkenness and
fined 50 and cost.
Church and society.
The pantomme "Eyangene" will lac present
e., here about the 2lst for the benefit of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the NJ 4. About oo
prOplc will take part.
j + Byrne, G. j O'Neil, Edward Lawlor, ID III
Cray, Edward Barrett and } j OConnor attend
cd the state convention OF the iiiberniahs tues
day and } O'Nei was elected state secretary.
Melvin Han celebrated his seventh birthday
Tuesday by entertaining Il number OF MIS-
friends.
poverty social was held at the home of II c
Bacon Tuesday night, ana lnucn Inerrliheht was
caused by the various costumes.
&c Partridge of Rutland will speak before the
YMC A May4
WE Brown gave an interesting lecture on " An
electrical spark, at the VI c y rooms Monday
evening followed b, instructive experiments
The kindergarten management realized some
from the opcreta "llunting the Thmble.'
Personals.
Percy Reed of the [ is home for a fur.
Iough.-Wallace White returned last Thursday
from his stay in Albany, y Y-Miss Dora Muir
-phy has linisned work Tor Dunham Bros, and is
now the new book keeper for 5 Cray.-Theo
tole Cast, a former resident here, has opened "a
restaurant at Turner's Falls, Mass. and his sis
ter Miss Agnes, will enter his emplog.-Geo
Bacon, wife aud children are their way
home from New Mexico, where they have been
for several wears owing to Mrs Bacon's Ill
health.-.t l. White, cot Brown University was
recently elected one of the editors of the Brun
WAS graduate of the High school here in ~ |
and was the first cdilor'in-ehef of the "Oracle."
John W Flint and wife were registered al the !
Shorehanl, Washington, Monday.
Saxt0ns River.
Eugene Smith is the new sexton of |
the Baptist church.
4 Fl Hughes and wife celebrated !
their silver anniversary Sunday.
Florence Aiken is slowly recovering
from severe spinal trouble. Joseph
Greenwood has returned from his visit
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