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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
WIADUMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

KTO RAJ zuohwale zboczy}
Z drogi uczciwosci | cie3ka
zbrodnis splamii swoje imie,
temu trudno napowr6t nawro-
ciG ne dobra prosta droge;
tufaiac sic pc manowcach
zwykle marine ginie. Tax
poszto i znanemu 3Ydow-
skiemu patryocle polskiemu
L e onow i 81 9 j ! p Q r o.
" i. WYpuszczony pr2ed
rokiem re stanowego wiezienia
" Saltwater, / to = "a
wstawieniem sic naszego
winohskiego komisarza powia'
towego pana Jana Bambenka,
2 lata pred odcierpieniem
szescloletniej kary z
poczatku udawa} bardze
ekruszonego nieszcsesciem /
pokofnego.
Kiedy wprost Q Saltwater,
straciwszy przez n]iewiernosd
1ony ogn,sko domowe v
Minneapolis, przybyl do VII
nony, zajsi sic MIN - ma jego
kilku wplywowych tutej-
szych Polak6w pre6by, tak&e
wydawca Wsiaruso I .przez 5
miesiecy, jak megf, dopomaga]
mu do prewadzenia porzad-
nego &yc1a i do rehabllitowa-
MIA sic wobec uprzedzonej
dian publiczno6ci.
Ale szczwanY Leos wnet
zaczal nam sic odwdzieczae "
spos6b TAXI, W jaki ga podob'
"a opieke odwdzieczyl SIC
papu Erazmowi Jerzmanow.
skiemu W New Yorku panu
Franciszkowi~ Gryglasze wskle-
mu " Minneapolis.
Wymiarkowawszy, &c po
miedzy Polakami winohsklm'
jest spors warchofow, ME
lubiacych Wiar4sa "a to, &c
i'm rznie prawde, jaf ich
-namawiac, ably sobie wtasnq
zalo2yli gazette i jego zrobili
redaktorem. Ola zjednania
nowemu pismu tenn wiecej
zwolennik6w, zsczat led zaraz
smarowaG Wsarqts0 W tutej
Sym dzienniku angielskim
a zarazem plsac do nPsiego
Glosu" W Chicago oszczercze
korespondencye ma Wsareso !
lego redaktora, zaslaniajac sic
podpisem najgorssego warcho}a
" Wiuonie, Zaborowskiego.
Wszelako podla ia praca
skutkowala wrec4 przeciwnie.
Prawi Polacy W Winonie
dopiero sic poznali No farbo-
wanym Isle i pc wiekszej
czesci sic cd niego usunel', q
ci co mu pozostall wiernymi,
to hoiota bez csci, bez
wp1ywu i bez centa. 2 ktorei
nlepodobna bylo zorgauizowat
spoke akcyjua do caledonia
gazety. OczYwiscie, 3e i
wydawca Wiaruso ME mcg}
postapic inaczej, j.k tylko
zupelnie zerwat wszelkie
stosunki re zdraica zabronid
mu zupefnie przystepu do
swego domu.
Potem przez 8 mlesiecy
trudnil sic Leon Heilpern
tylko sgentura. Ale ioteresa
silly jakos kulawo. Wystarai
sic o generalna agenture
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

GHOROBA sERLOWA ma pre-
wage mad ehorym. Sadzono, Re
choreba sercowa jest ni~euleczalna,
iezell symptomata rozwina SIC, pa
event trwozy sig 1 nastepu]e nerwo-
wos6. GdY jednak pewne lekarstwo
sic znajdzle l nastapl w~yleczenie,
20 latach cierpien. wtedy jest
wielka rados6. u%leczonY chce ,,aby
ca}y SWAT o tenn wledzlaF'. PAM
Laura Wineigea z Selkirk plsze
,,Chce adv ca}y SWAT wiedziaf co
DR. Miles'Heart Cure zdzia}alo dla
mnle. Przez dziesiet lat mia}am
DR.. Miles Dol serca, krot-
Heart Cure XII oddech. bicle
Przywraca serca, boil W
sdrow1e... lewym boku,
c1ezkosG W piersiach, es}ablenie,
dreczace shy, ME mog}am spa6 na
boku, czulam zimuo strasznie cler-
p,alam. Zaczefam uzywac Dr.. Miles
Heart Cure i zanlm skonczy}am
druga flaszke peculiar dobre dz,a-
TAME. Czuje teraz, IL jestem gu
pe3nie zdrowa. DR.. Miles Heart
Cure aratowalo mi zycle".
DR.. Miles Heart Cure sprze-
da]e SIC z gwarancya, pierwsza
flaszka pomoze Tub pieniadze sic
%zwrecaj9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

DAWNIEJSZY inzynier
miejski Fir. Bratka, Czech, umar}
ma suchoty, i W poniedzia}ek zosta}
pochowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23
BHRlena mas Q Arn1
k0wa.

N03lepsz9 Wd5t ma swlecle ma
rany, pochodzace 3 clee, przetarcia
uderzenia, ~poparzenia; 1wrzody,
popekane reese, odclski oraz wszel.
kie wyrzutY ma clele. Jezeli ,zupe4-
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze 5eds
zwr6cone. Cena: IS cent6w pudei.
ko. MONA dostaG we %wszystk,ch
aptekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

POsZUKUJE sig zdatnego
cz}owieka, po polsku m6wiacego,
ma sta1a posade. = Pozadane
bondy i polecenia. = Zg1osic sic do
bloku Morgana, room 21,pomiedzy
godzinami 8 rama.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

NASZ POLSKl L1STOWY
pan MarcinD aszkowski odebra{ cd
sadu Stan6w Zjedn. wiadomosc, re
przyzwolono mu $793.87 nadzwy-
czajnegs wynagrodzenia "a urze-
dowa prace nadobowiazkowa ola
urzedu pocztowego W Winonie. =
kadna to niespodzianka!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-23

q potem. Cd lat IL, "
Ameryce, pracujac pc wiek,sej
czesci, jake buohalter, aabo
klerk " biursch handlowych
lub kolejowych. z powodu, to
przes done byf spokrewniony
Z hrabia Zamojskim ] stawnYn
pos}em do parlamentu niemle-
ckiego Koscielskim, ktorzy
o1enili sic 2 bogstemi warsza-
wskiemi 6yd6wkami, by} tn
W Ameryce wszedzie pomie-
day inetligeutnymi Polakami
powa1any i popierany, dop6kl
sic komu ME data we znaki
|jego zytka 1Ydowska. Bardzo
uprzejmy i ugrzeczniony njbv
tancmlstrz jaki, nacisgoaf on
Ii omanit " tYm kralu
nie]ednego Polaka, ale Jehowy,
przed kt6rym ju2 stana',
omaDiG ME zdofa. Ma tamtym
|swiecie poznali jego moralaa
wsrtca6 lepiej, aniSeli niecsu-
Iii smiertelnicy,i beda wiedz;eli,
|jaka dad "a MIA "a plate.
| ZW1oKI sp. ks, J6zefa Bull
ssiewicza, dawniejszego asystenta
naszego polskiego proboszcza wiel.
ks. Pacholskiego, sprowadzono
do Winony, i W ten Czwartek beda
ma polskim cmentarzu pochowa.
ne. Nieboszezyk zakohczy} zycie re
%starosci, " szpitalu ola ksiezy
katolickich " Oshkosh, Wis.
NASZ POLSKI L1STOWY
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
west Dltniiiei'stoIi.

There is to be social dance atjohn
Taft $ hall in the old saw mill build
ding at West Dummerston, next Fri
day evening, the 18th. Dancing from
iill II. Your company with ladies
will he cheerful!v accepted.
Memorial services were observed on
SUNDAY last with a very large attend
ancc. \ number Of &. i. Il veterans
from Brattlehoro ana surrounding
towns were in line The school chill
dren neatly atlircd, made an excellent
appearance and Miss Minnie Colburn
deserves much credit for her efficient
services in making the latter feature a
decided success. The procession
marched 10 the dolefu tones of fife
and drum. as economy in music Hp
peared to be the most important feat
IRE of the event. 1t is very poor en-
couragemcnt 10 our local band to be
asked to donate their services gratis
as their drum, music. etc. were de
stroyed in the Valley house fire and
they have recently purchased new
outfit at considerable expense. This
fact does not appear to have been
taken into consideration by the com
mittee of arrangements, which could,
by little eXertion on its part, raise
the necessary funds IL have made the
services decided success and encour
age the band TO continue.
4 social dance is announced by
John Taft in Saw Mill hall June 18th.
Work on the quarry continues 10
boom and there are now over 100
hands employed. which gives the town
much of its old time appearance.
Xxi Coombs is rushed with work at
present He has recently completed
large job in Dummerston and is now
engaged upon another building in
Newfane. His ability and workman
ship keep him busily engaged. - Mi
chael Ring and family have moved to
iranitevile, Mass. where Mr.. Ring has
accepted position as tool sharpen
Edward Hartnett and daughter of
ieene, n. II. visited Ed B.Russell last
week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

Graduation exercises will be held
at the j. :. c. l.. next Sunday.
DE-, Underwood left for Oxford,
y. H.. Thursday where he vii! locate,
The best wishes Of mis- many friends
go with him Mrs c. W. Thompson
has returned from her trip to Burling
ton. Miss Emily Colburn is guest
at her mothers, at DR.. Thompson s. -
II. \. Wyman and wife of keene, n.
II. and J. Q. Pierce and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday at !. c. Wyman s.
Mrs. Charlotte Walker has returned
from Brattleboro, Mrs, Goodrich and
her daughter Kate coming with hcr. 49,
Rev. c. \. Dickenson's family have
arrived at their Sumner house for the
season. B. f. Atcheson is in Chicago.
The Misses Duell Of New York are
at J. c. Fenn's for the summer. 49,
Mrs. Clara Hoisington visited with
friends here this week. j. +. Ward
and wife attended the teachers inst
tute at Wilmington Monday and Tues
day. thus giving the children a hoi-
iday. Robert Snow, bright little
boy, is selling the Sunday papers in a
brisk and business like manner. -Har.
ry Walker of South Londonderry, is
attending the Vermont academy, took
4 run to this village Monday on his
wheel. calling on friends here and re
turned for game of bali in the after
noon
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
DutnmerstOn Center.

Memorial Day exercises passed off
very pleasantly. The Greenwood post
Of Putney was in attendance as usual,
accompanied by the Brattleboro drum
corps. The address of welcome, writ
ten 10y our townsman, Carl Reed. was
well recited by Mrs. Abbie Miller.
Rev. Mr.. Wisweli of Putney gave the
address and the sung by +. II. Miller
was finely rendered. The flowers fur
nisked by Mrs. Eva Greenwood from
the keene Conservatives were very
b beautiful.
Reed Brothers have moved their
steam engine from Dummerston hill
and are engaged in cutting timber on
a lot bought Of Sanford Wilson of
West river.
Children's Sunday will he observed
June 18th. Several went from here to
attend the W. G.. T. L. meeting held
at Bratteboro Wednesday and Thurs
day of the present week.
The weather is delightful and the
late rains have been very favorable
to vegetation.
The Republicans hold their caucus
at the town hall Thursday evening Of
this week. E. F. Reed of Slab Hol-
low has recently purchased of Wilcox
& White of Meriden. Conn, "a fine syn!
phony organ which discourses the
m ost beautiful music II. II. Miller
is making decided improvements on
his house, reshingling and adding pi
ana on two sides.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

Farmers about here are heard to
say, my silo saved me 500 and some
800 in hay nd grain last winter. II
looks now like a goodyear for plenty OF
corn and forage crops.
Several houses have received a new
coat of paint this week
Oar little village shows the marked
Improvement in business, in the grad
iug. building of flower beds and gen
elal improvement of surroundings.
T. }. Roberts is grading his yard by
blasting the ledge and erecting bank
wall in front of his North Main street
residence.
Several from this town attended the
teachers institute: at Wilmington Tues
day.
Decoration exercises IN this town
have a ways been success and the
best report of them this year is to
quote the general comment. the best
singing, speaking and address ever
listened to in this town.
At the annual meeting of the Y p.
&. u. Monday these officers were elect
ed for the year: President, H. l..
Brown; vice president, Nalma Canedy :
secretary and treasurer, Rena Faux
ner: devotional committee, Mrs Clara
Brown: lookout committee, Bertha
Stickncy, EileG Cheney. ". s. Allen ;
floral committee. iottie Stntson and
Mile Corse: urgauist. Bertha Stick
ney.
jacksonville baseball l's donned
their new suits Saturday I'D came
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

ard poise in the pulpit which did him
great credit His method Of impress
ing his audience was not by shouting
but by well put Christian thought
which WAS appreciated by his audi
ence.
Deacon W. ii. Taft is steadily re
ducing the immense number of logs
piled up around his saw mill The
latter runs night and day and is now
better supplied with m achines tn an
ever before in its history The mill
now has back saw of great power
which turns out vast number OF chair
backs in "a hours.
Mr.. Adams Of Windham took calf
down 10 the depot last Tuesday a fter
noon 10 send TO Brattleboro, hui when
the cali heard the whistle OF the train
il WAS SO frightened that it broke out
Of the boX IN which it was confined and
went TO parts unknown. At the pres
ent writing the parties in search have
been unable to find its whereabouts.
Last Monday morning when Charles
Boynton went on 10 piece Of his
land. near the Windham road. he
found two deer quietly feeding, and on
trying to drive them out of the village
they went on a piece of land adjoining
Mr.. Boyntol ;. belonging to Nathan
Lawrence which is only few rods
from the village and there they were
seen by number of the citizens.
Miss Grace Boynton has been visit
ing relatives in Brattlcboro. Mrs. Lu-
cius Harris is visiting with her par
ents in Londonderry. William Liver
more, who has been at home lame for
some time, has returned to his work on
the bridges. Arthur Cushing has
gone Ia New York whore he has EN-
5loyment.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
jamaica.

Crops are looking better since the
rains. There is now some hope of fair
grass crop. Apple trees are well set
: for fruit, but pears are doing little or
nothing. Grapes are looking well.
The Republican voters of Jamaica
are called together in caucus Saturday
evening at the town hall to elect three
delegates to represent them at the dis
trict convention at Montpelier, June
10th and also to elect three delegates
to the state convention at Buriingto n,
June II
At an adjourned town meeting
Tuesday vote was carried to bulld a
new school house in the village, some
thing that has been long needed.
Mrs. Nancy +. FELTON,, wido of
the late Lyman FELTON,, died Tues day
evening, June I'd, at the age Of "A
years.
There will be an ice cream festival
at the Baptist vestry Friday evening.
Ransel j. Frost, has gone to work
atWardsboro at the hotel. Miss Auro
ra Frost, who is living at Brattleboro,
was here over Sunday at her parents
Miss Nellie Nobb. Charles Allen and
Harry Aulsden, who have been attend
ing Leland aud Gray seminary, are at
their homes here, the term having
CLOSED Mrs. Madison Bradley of
Westminster, Mass. !, is visiting frien dis
and relatives here. Mrs. Howard Burk
Of Brattleboro is passing some time at
F. Geasons'. DR.. c. w.
Ray of Chester is here to join his
wife, who has been here for the last
two weeks. They return home this
week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

One of the large horses on the road
machine, belonging to Huntley &
Cobb, fell into hole by the side Of
the road near George Holden's the
other day but was taken ont without
injury.
Mrs. G. B. Brown and two sons
visited her sister, Mrs Edna johnson
last week. Mrs. Hattie Shanks re
turned from her Massachusetts, visit
last Friday night. Mrs. Forest and
Miss Music Landman attended the ",
C.. T. L. convention OF Windham
county at Brattleboro "Wednesday and
Thursday. Mrs. Lucy Shattuck has
new wheel. NJ iss Mary Pierce from
Chester was home Decoration Day. =.
Josiah Pierce is visiting his daughter
liz Massach Charles Alexander
Is SICK with the mumps. Charles Al
exander and Frank Hulett are doing
quite we'll making five pound butter
boxes &C. ID. Rawson from Providence
is visiting in town.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

The Newtons are having building
put up on the old shoe shop site to
make butter box rims. Martin Brown
and gang of men have built one
story building 20x30 and have the ma
chinery in already.
Our stage driver, Mr. Bennett has
been Ill few days and Henry Tyler
has been taking his place. Amherst
Snow visits his son in Greenfield,
Mass, this week Duane Simpson,
who has been in Orange, Mass. this
winter is visiting relatives and friends
in town. Mrs. julia Hicks of Reads
-boro is stopping while withMrs. q. +.
Albee and Frar Albee and wife are
at work at the Raponda. Wallace
Morse OF North Adams was in town
last week. Mrs. F. ID. Stafford Wis
tied relatives and friends in town last
week. jim De Lude and family have
moved to Wilmington.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
TOWnsllell,l.

I The Equitable Life Insurance. com.
/ pany has paid Mrs, John j. Dale $40, p
O0o, through the agency of Aver &
! Shelley of Bellows Falls.
Commencement week reached its
most interesting point last Friday eve
n,ng when the graduating exercises
were held at the Baptist church. The
| church was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity, and the exercises we're highly
interesting. The following programme
was carried out
Music, Orchestra; Invocation: Music, Orcbes.
ira Grafton, The Problem of Life. " Fred K
Ford; Grafton. "Maryels of Electricity" Mer.
ritt Eddy; Music, Orchestra; Essay, what
shs .,n Can Do DO; Lea Bishop; Essay.
Mason; Music, Orchestra; Essay, "Our Friends
,he Books Lille NJ Burbee; Grafton, Amer.
lean Citizenship Arthur Foilett; Presenta
uon OF diplomas; Music. Orchestra.
The speakers did themselves great
credit and all received many floral
tributes. The diplomas were pre-
sented by Prot. Symonds in we'll chosen
words. Saturday evening the reception
TO the pupils was held at Academy
hall and about 30 enjoyed the social
hour.
AT meeting of Leland and GRAY
trustees held last Saturday. Rev. Mr..
hobbs of Jamaica was elected trustee
IN place of Rev. Z B. Earle now of
Montpelier.
Graduation exercises called many
visitors to the town.-Mlss Florence
Burbee from Londonderry. Wright
Phillips from Keepe, n. Ii. Mr. and
Mrs Bryant from Winhall, Miss Min
ME Metcalf from Bellows Falls
Mrs. Hardy spent three days in Troy.
n. H.. last week. Her aged mothe, Mrs.
Harrington returned with her.-Mrs.
Z. c. Taft was called on Thursday TO
Saratoga, \. T., to attend the funeral
OF her sisters husband, Mr.. Holmes. =
Miss Nellie Mason spent Sunday at |
home, returning on Monday to North
held. Mr. Worden, who has been !.
spending the past few months with his
laughter, Mrs. A. \. Blood returned /
Saturday to his homein NJ assachusetts.
Mrs. Meacham, Mrs L L Hastings.
Mrs .. O. Ober, Mrs. Bishop. Mrs.
henyon. Mrs. Aairis attended the ".
:. L. 7. convention at Brattleboro
his week--Rev Mr. HARDY, Rev Mr.
1eacham. Bessie Hardy and Grace
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

II. G. Pratt and wife from Newfane
visited at Mrs. Bishops this week. --
Walton Fletcher was home over Sun
day. Frank Martin and wife from
Brattleboro visited relatives here last
week. f. d. Plimpton has taken Il
carriage drive to Salem, y. j., to Wis
it his brother. - Mrs. Lucy Gates and
daughter Minnie from Boston, Mass,
are at S. d. MAYS for IA few lays. -
Moses Smith and wife visited Mrs.
CLARK Harris in West Brattleboro last
week. She remains about the same
as when she moved from here year
ago Fired Underwood lost valuable
horse last Monday night. Mrs. \. NJ.
Farnum has six varieties of gloxinias
in blossom. She has over 60 buds and
blossoms. E. u. Barber remains about
the same.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

near being dore up by the" kid'nine,
only coming out Ii to II.
Miss Elizabeth Goldthwait of Tufts
Divinity school preached in the Uni
versalst church Sunday.
Our buttermalier made 1900 pounds
of butter last week,
NJ. a Brown received nine bicycles
last week. We expect they are all
sold at this writing,
n Tho N. II. Manufacturing company
has purchased machine that cuts
butter box rims and has set il up at
Nottingham on the shoe shop site.
They are also building dam on the
Gates meadow above Jacksonville,
Baseball club No. II has elected its
officers for the coming year, Its meet
ing was held Thursday evening at the
village hall. EsGeorge Scldder was
chairman of the meeting and X. l..
Brown secretary. Leonard Brown was
chosen manager. George Coleman
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05

Quite few from this place attended
the Memorial exercises at Wilmington
last Saturday
Some of our teachers attended the
teachers institute atWilmington Mon
day evening and Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy FarGum has moved from
Mrs. Lydia Lazelles' into II. !. Turn
er's house Mrs. Abbie Putnam
moved Tuesday from {. 5, Sherman's
house into her house in so called
Goose City. Mrs. Florence Lampson
of New Haven, Conn, is visiting at
her fathers, d. W. ieaw's. Mrs. l.. T..
Howe Of Wilmington is visiting at her
son :. W Howe Mrs Bert Rice has
gone to South Adams TO consult a
physician, she being in poor health.
Her husband boards atW. Adams dur
ING her absence
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
W itliaIlisXilIc.

Memorial exercises al the cemetery.
consisting of recitations and singing
by the school children E.idav after
noon were interesting and appropriate
The address by Rev. 4. \. Estabroo<
was full of interest and instruction for
the children as well as the older peo-
pie. goodly number of whom were
present.
There is to be an educational meet
ing at the school house Friday after
noon. June at O'Clock. 1t is ex-
pee ted that classes illustrating the
teaching of geography, grammar. arith-
metic, etc. will be present. Papers
on school discipline and pepmanship
will be read, too. 1t is hoped that the
parents. who are cordially invited.
will be present.
Our boys who played with the New
fanes' 81; friday afternoon were:sdefeated
by score of p 10 Is.
A letter from IraPerry ofSt. Louis as
sures his friends of the safety of his
entire family, though his house was
unroofed and much of the wall blown
down during the cyclone which re
Gently visited that city. Mr.. Perry.
wife. two daughters and servant were
in the house when the storm burst up
on thr1 with. such fnrt. Their first
Impulse was TO flee into the street. but
upon reaching the front door they
found that impossible as the air was
full of flying bricks. stones. branches
81 trrta and "vers cone iybln ilina.
4 door was taken off its hinges in the |
upper hall and thrown To- the lower (
,ne where they were all standing but
did NOT hit them. He /
writes that the first one lasted about
10 minutes and when il was over see
ng another black cloud coming they |
4! started for his sons who lives /
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
West Helifs1

\. \. Larabee, the healer-not the
blacksmith but the butcher healer
was in Arlington. Hyde Parh, West
Somerville and Boston, Mass. last
week, where he treated number Of
cases. He has had invitations to go to
both New York and Massachusetts,
but will remain here for the present
Memorial Day was day long To be
remembered and especially the Grafton
by that eloquent speaker. Rev. c. O. Day
of Brattleboro.
Our butaher Albert Larrabee, will
start his car. June Sth and will try TO
serve the public better than last sea
son.
+. S. Cook had colt badly cut on
arbed wire this week.
Mr.. Shaw OF Shelburne Falls was in
town on business recently. Albert
Larrabee returned from his trip to
Boston last Friday. Heivisited Friends
in Arlington, West Somerville and
Hyde Park while he was gone Heal
er \. A. Larrabee was called to Col
rain Tuesday to treat several cases,
where he met with good success. F
&. Beck expects to leave town soon.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-06-05
GllilfOIsl.

Christ church will be open on Sun
day next at 3 80 p m.
Miss Hill and he friendMiss: Warne,
members of the Royal British Nurses
association are stopping with MISS re-
liza johnson. Miss Hill is to make heI
home here for the present and after a
few weeks of rest she will take up
her profession Having large eApe-
rience in hospitals in London and also
in severa! American cities she is well
qualified for her work.
Willie Ryan has gone back to New
Haven for few days on a business
trim but will return TO his father 8
where he has been for a few weeks on
account of poor health.
Robert Taylor has finished work for
Mary Brown and gone TO his brother
in West BrattleborO.
The Ladies society will meet with
Mrs. Lucius Putnam Tuesday after
noon June 9. Work will be supplied
for those present.
Services at Union church next sun
day at IL a. M Mr. Ganley will preach
upon THE Satisfied Heart, Ecc.v. 10.
Sunday school at y m. evening meet
ing at ! 80. Topic Wings, Deut.
xxi. II. All are cordially invited TO
these services.