Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-04-17
THE wINDHAM COUNTY REFORMER, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1903
WILMINGTON.

Rev. NJ. r. Foshay has rendered his
resignation to the Baptist church.
The ladies OF the Universalst church
give supper at their church pariors
Thursday evening.
Rev. o. H. Palmer occupied the Bap.
fist pulpit April 5 in the absence OF
Rev. M. r. Foshay.
Easter services were held at the
churches Sunday and good sized au-
diences were present.
A license to sell intoxicating liquors
for medicinal use has been granted
Charles II. Parmelee.
Mountain mills has started up for the
season. John McDade will have charge
of the saving this year.
The play "a Break for Liberty was
given at Memorial hall Monday night.
A fair sized audience was present.
Mrs. NJ. L. Burr has been suffering
from heart disease for some time and
at present time her condition is re-
parded as critical.
Extensive repairs and alterations are
being made upon the village mill and
the Readsboro Chair Co. will carry on
an extensive BUSINESS
Several inches of snow fell Wednes-
day night and Thursday was quit win
try. Many of the farmers are hoping
for an early spring on account OF scar
city of bay.
W. f. Fitch was recently injured at
the saw mill where he works. HIS
sleeve caught on shaft and he was
thrown violently, but fortunately es-
capped with sprained shoulder, which
will trouble him for some time.
The case of Clark vs.. Hall was tried
April G. Clark purchased 26 sheep of
Hall in the fall of 1901; during the
winter II of the sheep died. CLARK
claimed damages of Hall on the ground
of Misrepresentation. Hall denied any
warranty. W. r. Boyd, justice. jury
Clark Chandler, foreman, +. ii. For
ter, C. H. Parmelee, H. A. Ware, r.
f. Medbury and G. S. Grimes. Charles
S. Chase for plaintiff, Butterfield for
defendant. Verdict for the defendant
to recover his costs.
At the annual meeting OF the lire
com pany Saturday evening, April A,
the following officers were elected FOR
the ensuing year: Foreman, u. y.
! Butterfield; assistant, H. f. Mann
lst engineer, II. E. Corkins; I'd, 0. X.
Buell.: Sd, X. p Ames; 4th, II. l..
Fox; 1st hoseman. G.. S. Barnard; I'd,
L. f. Strawser; Sd, G. p Norris; 4th,
John Fowler; 1st axman, Joseph De-
mour; I'd, c. C. Barlow; LIST brakeman,
NJ. L. Burr. I'd, G. p Butfum; clerk,
G.. M. Russell: assistant. f. L.. Allen
steward, Merton F. Barber; janitoi
and bell ringer, A. L. Morris. Each
member will receive s. for services dur
ing the year and be subject to fine OF
80 cents for absence from each meeting
Rev. z. f. Wells attended confer
ence at Montpelier. Miss Faith Kid
der accompanied by her friend, Miss
Petersen. of the New Eng gland conserv
atory, are in town for their vacation. =
Paul Butterfield of Yale college i:
spending a short vacation with his pa
rents. o. +. Butterfeld ATTENDED
county court last week. Hosea Mann
cashier of the Torrington tCt. Ma
tional bank has been in town the pas
week on business matters and call
ing upon friends and acauaintances
Paul Butterfeld who has been spend
ing week in town has returned t
Yale. Frank Childs has been quite II
this week but is now improving. -Por
ter j. Fitch is attending county cour
as pptit iurymeD