The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-03-20

MISS Sawyer's school closed T,os
day for week s. vacation. ~ a'S
There have been eight or te,
o'cyGlo agents in town he past week,
apr prescott, the eye specialist.
VIII pe at the brooks house next week.
-Dunlap Hats take the lead, You
S Eeaf OF them everywhere. Knapp is
''o'o c aSent' 34w1
secretary Austin is making mr..
engagements for an exhibition of whole
70 be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
IN the near future. ''
The Masons held the ast If +bo;,
series OF dances their hall last EVENING
ana Notwithstanding the storm some "a
affair. p''"'""'
W. Fl. Hastings has sold his fish
market to T.. G. Parkess. who has
taken possession, and will remodel and
run tirst-class market. Sale made
through A. V Mays agency N''
Rev. L. d. Temple;s suh;ect nm
next Sunday will be as follows Va
Morning, The Larger Life"; even.
ing; Odd Maids; or the Mission of
he Unmarried Woman. -
i. pooy VI MI. WIN. bullock who
aied III Jersey City and who formerly
resided In Guilford, was brought here
tuesday and placed in the tomb. the
intermnet to be in Guilford in the
spring. - 'i''
IN. B. Willis, representative of the
Wilcox d White Organ Co., of Meri.
den, Conn, will give us musical treat
at A. E. Miller's on Friday and Satur
gay OF next week with one of the W. &
". self playing organs. All invited to
come and hear it.
Morse Il Edgett have sold the
Fletcher wood yard to G.. A. Ryder of
Wilmington, who takes possession i'm
mediately and will move his family
mere as soon as travelling is so thar he
can. He owns large lumber interests
III Wilmington and will run this in
connection with it.
The Epworth League gave sugar
supper, the first of the season, at Red
Mems hall last evening and owing to
the storm was not patronized as well
as 1t deserved. Following the supper
a program consisting of a song by
Harry Smith, scarf drill and tableaux
was carried out. successful sale of
fancy and useful articles was held
Throughout the evening.
The many friends In Montpelier OF Rev. A.
>. Hough, the poet laureate ofthc Vermont Con.
ference and OF the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
OF vermont. vii! regret to learn that he 10 TO
sever his connection with the Vermont Confer
ence at the coming session at Barre, and 10 to be
transferred to tho New Hampshire Conference
He ts to be stationed at CIaremont, n. H., the
coming year. Montpelier Watchman.
As we understand it-and we think
~ unfhNritx, 10 =
not decided yet. but only under con
1t was decided Friday afternoon
on consultation with States Attorney |
Fits, not to make any arrest 10 |
the ''peekipg and fumbling' case
on Oak street reported last week.
1t was not only doubtful whether the
fellows purpose was more than amor
Gus, especially as he was known to
have prediction Tor colored girls, hut
it could not be proved that he did any
thing that constituted an attempt to
break and enter He was heard 10
tumble about the window and that
was all. The states Attorney thought
nothing more thar an action for tress-
pass could he maintained and that was
hardly worth while.
-"Owney," the famous postofice dog, ar
rived at Boston Wednesday from Spokane
Falls. having recently come from Chira on 4
rip around the world.
-Bordered carpets made, laid, and
lined at Emerson's for $40 adv.
Save clothes-s50 to 500 worth year
by using less soap.
Those yellow Crawford peaches at Pullen
Whitney in large cans are fine and only ,
,ost 19 Ice. n can.-ady.