The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-05-15

The reports from eX-Gov. Fuller a
Philadelphia are to the effect that he i
about the same.
Sherman Howe. who has been man
agcr OF the Princess at the Bermudas
reports the past seasons trade the bes
he ever had.
The Junior and Senior Christian Ell
deavor societies of the Congregations
church will unite Sunday for uniol
meeting at 6: 30.
"A German band have been discours
ing music on our streets this week ant
Tuesday night they were engaged bN
the Wheel club and were stationed or
their roof garden.
We shall issue 6 page supple
ment today and tomorrow. giving the
evidence in full in the Woodbury. Her
aid libel suit and it will be worth the
reading of intelligenmen.
Rev. f. A. Slack is moving his
barn to back of his house on Western
avenue. and where the barn stood is to
be a new street running up to the ell
egant residence which Mr.. Slack pro
poses to build on the pine knoll which
he recently purchased of ID. S. Pratt.
Over Sunday shoppers at the Brooks
house were Jesse Garrett, Philadelphia;
G Il Ward, Chas n Cline II + Maxtield,
w w Mcdonald Geo L Sherman, T. S
llilburn, + A Newgcnt, w ID Henry,
Boston; + Craigie and Geo A Hall and
son, New York; ID c Toie, Cincinnati,
Miss Mary Wildors. New York: and J S
Adams of New York.
The Metropolitan Stock Exchange
have this week moved from s Crosby
block to the Union block and besides
a long distance line have private wires
connecting with Boston and Chicago.
The Office is fitted up INTO modern
brokers office and stock and grain quo
tations are received promptly and will
be gladly furnished.
The field day of the cadets has
been fixed for Saturday, June 6 and
will be a field day and picnic com
bined. The friends of the boys are in
vited to attend the exercises which
will be held on the picnic grounds at
West Brattleboro. The mothers of the
boys are asked to provide refreshments
for the boys and all so desiring are re-
quested to notify Capt. Childs or Sec.
Austin.
Tweed Griffin got full of prohi
bition of the Woodbury. brand Sat
urday night. In fact he Just soaked
himself in that and then he sought
publicity with the eagerness of an
office seeker. Officer Hall sent him
home once but he came back to the
street and fell in heap on the side
walk. Then he spent the night and
Sunday in the lock up and Mond y
morning went through the regular
before Justice New n
with SO 81 of. costs. lie disclosed on
the brewery.
The Holstein Friesian Associa
ton, f. l.. Houghton secretary, Brat
Vt. offers to duplicate all
prizes in the competitive dairy test to
be held at the Valley Fair Brattlebo
no, next fall if won by Holstein Erie
sian cows recorded in its herd book.
The competition is open to the world
and the tests provided for are single
COW test for n hours and "a six COW
test for same period. For the single
COW making largest yield of butter are
offered prizes of $50 TO the first and
SIS to the second. In the six COW test,
first prize is S25 and second SO. 1t is
possible for Holstein Friesan COW or
herd of six COWS to win the sums of
80 ands 80 respectively. The test will
be in charge of &. W. Pierce, secretary |
VI. Dairymen $ Association, Bratt!e
0oro.
Healer A A Larrabee will be at No.
, Church Place on Saturday, May IL,
where he will be pleased to meet any
me who needs his services. Cores
1ondence solicited.
E. W. Harlow and Scott Il Jones
;ell the soap that don't rot clothes
Harmless. 4lw2