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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
7
A doctor endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming cure for ailments in women including fertility issues. He touts personal success with the remedy and offers free guidance from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts. He quotes substantial money amounts and urges immediate purchase.
Market announces new hands to maintain standards and keep goods in stock at low prices. Management invites farmers and customers to visit the hall to view offerings and gain confidence in the store’s upkeep and service.
The Windham County column reports on Guilford soils and farming, a New England Gollauitet association gathering, a presidential visit planning for Bellows Falls, and local notices. It mentions John J. Riew filing for bankruptcy, creditors against Putney, and a December gathering. includes town events, church centennial plans, and a Windham Congregational visit with speakers and past parish details.
Local notes list residents visiting, returning, and traveling during old home week. Names include Mrs Fred Vale, Mr and Mrs Jol Rugs, EE Rene, R TL Smith, Mrs Arinihe fret, Mes. Sherman Cine, Miss Chi Waebington, Cyrus Babbitt, N. Evens family, Riley Koiatt, Charles Knight, Exhel Naight, Herding Bescett, Hort Rent, Phile Wheeler, Mr Collins, Hon I Reed, Mrs FL Seift, and more. Town gatherings, visits, and travel plans abound as community members recount recent weeks and upcoming events.
Local notices report Williamsville baseball with West Hrattlebiers, social gatherings for Richard Wherlyt, and various visits and meetings in Newfane and Wardboro. Quarantines, political caucus results, church services, and community events fill the week with appointments, travel, and celebrations across towns.
A garbled West Wardsboro report mentions community figures and events. It notes visits by Mrs Hale and Mr Hale and other town happenings at local sites, with references to theater pieces and audiences, plus a few resident movements and entertainments.
Plentiful chatter from West Dummesteon as Betsey Norreuas Betsie Noreruas and others travel through New York Conn Rhode Island and Vermont. Miss Tessie Pike visits Berne Vermont while Mrs Fd White reformer from Northfield Vermont travels with Brattleboro acquaintances. Mrs Joreaor from Springfield visits Wm Leonard's home. Maud Wilson stays in Brattleboro with relatives.
A fragmented town note from Guilford Centre about a dance at Weatherhead hollow and various residents visiting or returning home. The text also mentions Master Clorenes Thayer’s return to Thocktan, several local families visiting relatives, and a scattered sports section with unclear scores and teams. The overall content blends social updates with sporadic game results and travel notes.
West Halifax reports on a community rally planned for Wednesday and Saturday activities. Mentions Mr F and Mrs Wor Thuichers return from Franklin County Massachusetts and Brattleboro visits with Bertha Clackle. Also notes May events, Brigham family visits, and local social visits including the Wordens and the Philips family.
The Whitingham church bulletin notes Mr Piler preaching at the Baptist Sunday service and lists upcoming events including a Dew terdthy prize, a Mim Tethet ceremony, and a visit to Halifax with family. It mentions Mrs Fetal Stetene formerly Miss Serr Kred of Buatne and a boy named George Bike, with local figures Yotes and dates scattered throughout.
Fragmented OCR text references trains running daily, places including Washington St and Bowton Mass, and names such as Inez and Burgess. Core meaning unclear but indicates travel or transit notes tied to specific streets and persons.
Fragmented item records political maneuvering and social notes from Marlboro with names such as Herbert Mathur and B P Adams, plus mentions of Mrs Charles Stapetitt and Zina Leato ard. Vague references to local Democrats Republicans and overall unsettled conditions surround a Sunday gathering and early campaigning.
Vernon Lewis T Fairman and his young son are among the sickest in town as the ladies meet in rooms Wednesday afternoon. About 25 people from Vernon attended Lake Pleasant for a pleasant day with Mrs M D Reed and children, Mrs F Swift of Brattleboro, Ernest and Christie Reed. Miss Zello Johnson hosted a children's art day for Master Langdon Pritt of Newton Massachusetts, celebrating his birthday. Graves were played, a birthday cake was served. Various locals, such as Miss Ruth M French, Miss Mabel Hunt, Mrs Zelia Jackson, and Mrs Mondana Scott, were noted among guests visiting friends and relatives in Brattleboro, Dummerston, and nearby towns.
Vacation planning begins with a note on waiting times aboard the Nuvkel Plate Ris service. It highlights sleeping car rates and general travel information while inviting readers to request current rates and schedules from the travel office or local agents for detailed pricing and options.
Gerry M. Con of Suis Place and Ett Delite at Claretminit. no bh hav recently aid ta Museavh setts paeries He puree et dan Iecate tows Athens Gratton ant Wirstlan. The piece notes a lack of significant activity and mentions Cory at Bellis Eather in nearby areas.
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