The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-10
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2 Hall of West Wardsboro, one
|5ns arrested for the burglary
~ fall. was brought here Fri
1 committed to the Retreat.
l. Stafford weighed up 80 lambs,
|sputhdowns, the oldest not over
Eks old, April 10th, aggrcgating
[rds md averaging a little over
fJs each. The largest weighed
Fac smallest IS.
N, DUMAS. superior Of st.
convent, received a telegram
/ morning informing her of the
fber mother at Jamaica Plains.
h Immediately accompanied by
Helena,
h. Howe. 4 graduate of the Re-
|CHCp, is announced by the Mont
Encbnan to have sold his inter-
he Grcenbush. n. V, Herald be-
\ ii health, and to plan to return
III with his wife to Montpelier to
he summer there.
| Choral Union will hold its first
i al fine CONGREGATIONAL chapel
EiBesday evening at ! 30 O'Clock
! to be taken up this season is
Holy City," All members and
E Of the town who wish to
| Union will please be on hand
k'hearsal. Il. Il. Leavitt.
ne was a run together Friday
! isome Of the leading Mckiu-
| in town to lay plans to carry
publican caucus here for him.
is 70 be another tonight, and
/ soy they will not only carry
b but will send up a nearly SOL
~ delegation for Mckinley.
(nty politics have not begun to
|h yet: but it was developed at
knty court that there is to be a
lover the states attorneyship,
|.Oes to the northern shire this
! Geo. A. Weston and C. II. Robb
Iw Falls are to be the candi-
!, Frank Plumley, of Mortified,
Enith Of Burlington, and Frank
Of Middlebury, have been
I'D by the governor commission
kyestigate the charters of the
villages in this state and to
! bill to secure uniformity in
the next general assembly.
pill Gordon went to Windsor
!! with the four crimipals from
court, the Porter boys sentenced
Pld three years for attempted
ncking, John I. Cummings
d 70 four years for assault with
kill and Alexander McDer-
ftenCed to 10 months for steal |
fyefcoat from a train.
l,reement has been made for |
which is to be completed next |
The furniture and business of |
IIeborO House by III. L. Haus
Y :. Turner. Mr.. Haus, who
@iully conducted the business
gtaT age last August, building |
ige patronage for the house,
remain in Brattleboro. if he
''ultable opening. |
Street Railway Co, closed a |
Wednesday for the purchase
sly pole generator of the lat
. 0eput in with tho new en-
Tie electric light station. of
power. This Will provide
With a double equipment to
btqn as many as six or seven
teded Oh such occasions as
lays or the circus,
nlted number Of tickets win
9e by the children of L.
lalGlng class for the annual
and soiree to be held at
al' Friday evening, April "a.
says this will be the finest
he ever gave. Over one
volCes in the opening chorus
dl9 Pageant. All local talent.
gives his electrical dance
NY time at the Pageant and
'raI with him.
annual parish meeting of
ae9,,s Episcopal church held
Monday the following per
geeted to serve as vestrymen
y sung year Royal Tyler, f.
II !, f. W. Childs, j. NJ.
j. " Childs. Frank Dew.
1 = Blakeley, S. Fred
" K; Stark. Royal Tyler
l],ea by the rector senior
wi f. Draper junior warden.
gates to the diocesan CON
'5,e been elected +. W.
a. Hackley, \. ". Childs,
''n' Austine and +. W.
~ '" Phelps and VIM. J.
NJ ~ arrested by Officer Hall
|., aal1 street bridge for drunk
,i lusy night, Monday morn
\, 5al guilty before Justice
y. pald the regulation fine OF
amounting 20 slO.0l. But
,ri "s'ire was a little out
!, H'loh line. being against
V'eWefy, aud in addition
S'd that he went 10
Hhere a dance was in
'R a shelf in the water
hottie Of prohibitory
-. g'npietel his upsettiug;i
" u there and didn't
az The court regarded
~ better than the imam
.., nufse story. that il be-
'fass.l hun.
'-eR Dnnialr Hats this
az beauties. KNAPP 10