The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-24
BELLOWS FALLS.
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Mrs. Curtis died last Thursday Il
her home in Worcester Mass. after
long illness. She was the mother OF ii
p. Bancroft.
+. M. Goddard grve II lecture on tht
Y rays in Union hall last. evneping.
Several of the mils.had to shut dowr
fast might ON account of high water
G. w. Buckham .of Burlington, WI
plan the new High school building
and also superintend the construction
The Odd Fellows celebrate their nth
anniversary next Monday. The eXercis-
es will be held fin Union hall.
DIR. II. f. Virtue. who has been
posing here for some time as a veter-
mary surgeon, skipped town Sat
urday leaving nImber ofss''creditors
TO .'mourn his loss.'' 1t is reported
that he was not veterinary at all
and had forged the seals upon his di-
ploma.T
The Stock and fixtures Of the store of
Clas. II. Waite have been at auction to
satisfy the mortgage heldlby Batchcl-
der and Line oln of Boston.
The republican caucus will be held to-
morrow aJ three o'clock to elect del
CATER to the state and district eOnvcn-
lions.
Mrs. Hetty Green, quietly dress
black, but with gorgeous bonnet re-
splendent with flowers, appeared in the
County Court House at New York city
Monday accompanied by her son, Ed
ward Rowland Green. Mrs. Green
wished to ask for the appointment of a
new trustee for the estate of her father.
Edward Mott Robinson, in place of
est woman in America got tired of
waiting, however. and left the bnild
ing before accomplishing her object
= Fleming and son have this week
taken the contract to furnish and lay
the pipes for the NEW water works of
Harriet Fletcher of Townshend. This
is the'only fire protection the town has.
They have also furnished T. l. Hastings
of the same place with l20 rods of pipe
to be used in the connecting of the
buildings with the above works. The
new firm has been doing business only
about two weeks but people appreciate
their coming and in token of the Ssamo
are giving them Il large share OF their
patronage.
The Boston Dairy Co opened their creamery
in the old Page dye house SATURDAY,, and are
now In operation.
Church and society.
4 meeting of the board OF directors the NJ
G \ was held Monday.
Dr ! Sutchiffe Hill gave lecture in the ! VI
& \ rooms Monday night and although the talk
which WAS on the "Eye' was Il technical one, 1t
was of great interest
The Bellows Fails Social club met in banquet
hall Monday and schose oniccrsa as follows
President, Bert McCany; vice president, Miss
Katie Henneberry; treasurer, NJ } Barrett; re
coiding secretary. Miss Nellie Flavn,
Bellows Fails is to have II home talent womens
Hlinstrels next February.
Rev Joseph NarlamOrc cnains withthe Meth |
oslist church another year
The following officers were elected at the |
meeting ot the vestrymen of Emmanuel church |
Waidens, Joshua II Webb and John w Flint |
treasurer, Daniel w Linton; secretary, Henry + |
isOwtell: delegates TO the diocese convention /
James ii Williams, George II BahDitt, Joshua II |
Webb and John W Flint.
Personals.
Eugene Lockwood has returned to his home in
SpriDgfed-.j Robinson, wife and daughter
of Providence, |. are guests in town. A
Hemphlll left Wednesday for visit with his
brother in Downers Grove, HE ii Day of Chi.
cago, is visiting his brothers, J and l. Day.
Mrs w Hall and son Melvin. left today for
visit in 1Brookyn.-MrsH Helen Hibbard: Osgo0d
of Cleveland, o, Is in town and has sold her
home on Atkinson street.-M A Coolidge of
fitchburg Mass. who builtthe electric road at
h attleboro, has been in town this week locking
over the prospects for the proposed road be.
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