Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1902-04-11
WILMINGTON.

Prof. John f. Stetson of Hanover
of the High school the coming term.
Bernard Wilder will close his clerk
ship with G. ID. Spencer g. Co., anC
open fish market in Buffum's build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Manter left
town on Monday for their future home
in Texas During the three years OF
so that they have lived here they have
gained many friends and we all regret
their decision to remove.
The heavy rains of Tuesday night
we hear that more damage is being
wrought at Monroe Bridge. The log
drivers are busy and thousands of logs
are reaching Mountain Mills both from
the East Branch and from the West
Branch.
r. II. Faulkner saw black bear
near his house Sunday morning j.
Udell Batchelder of Stamford, Conn.
son of John G. Batchelder of this
place, has removed to Dayton, o.,
where he has a good position in large
manufacturing establishment as fore
man. He paid visit to friends here.
Mrs. Norton of North Adams
will open her millinery store on North
River street. Miss Jewell will also
open a store in Barnard's building.
Leonard Brown of Jacksonville takes
the position in the office of the Deer
field River Co., made vacant by the re-
moval of Mr.. Manter. Rev. W. S.
Dunn is attending the annual confer
ence at st. Adams.
Rev. William A. Estabrook has ac-
cepted call to the second Congrega-
tional church at Amherst, Mass,
and will begin his work there June |.
in 1863. Ten years later the family
to West Dover where his faith
er. H. w. Estabrook, now resides.
When 10 years of age he studied for
)ne term at Leland and Gray seminary
At Townshend. He graduated from
The Lebanon, n. H., high school in |
1887 and from the seminary at Tilton. |
\. H., in 1890 Afterwards he took !
he three years course in the Hart !
ord Theological seminary, graduating |
n 1893. In August of the same year
le was ordained at Wilmington and |
,ook the pastorate of the Congrega-
ional church at this place and at
Vest Dover. He has been faithful and
Jealous in his work and he goes from
Is bearing the undivided esteem and
aspect of all--both those who have at
ended his church and those of other
We can only wish him
he highest success in his new field of
abor.
1t seems to have been good week
or the lawyers, judging from the
number of suits that have been
The case of +. M. Lorette
s. Edward Goulette, returnable on
he It'll, was continued. Butterfield
or plaintiff, Chase for defendant. Ma
,oleon LeGrand VS.. Louis Boutin, at
tried before Justice Dan
ell r. Cutler on the It'll. Verdict for
he plaintiff to recover the sum the
defendant admitted he was owing.
Jhase for plaintiff, Butterfield for de-
endant. Allan A. Painter of Yves
erly, X. l., VS. II. Lennox Bray, re-
on the 9th, was continued
ntil May 6. Butterfield for the plain
if, Chase for the defendant. Action
n promissory note. Francis L. Davis
;. Lorenzo IL. Jort, lTleu nv west
lover on the Sth before Justice War
en- R. Boyd. Verdict for plaintiff
appealed to county court. Butterfield
or plaintiff, Chase for defendant. j.
I. Kidder, administrator of the estate
t John b. Davis, vs.. W. H. Churchill, i
at West Dover on the Sth, I
until the 10th at which time
is expected there will be trial be-
ore jury. Warren r. Boyd, justice,
for plaintiff, Chase for de-
,ndant. A. f. Blodgett VS.. Peter
eindo, G. NJ. Russell, trustee. Set
ed and paid in full c. ID. Spencer
5. Victor Hescock, W. III. Churchill,
'ustee, settled. ,