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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
4
The Reformer reviews Roosevelt's stance on trusts and tariff policy, praising his vigor yet noting a measured sense of responsibility. It critiques his calls for regulation, defense of a large navy, and the moral critique of monopolies, while analyzing the political climate including Alabama fraud charges and recent executive rhetoric.
Elisabeth Gladden Ester brook the last of a selling family. widow of Daniel Ester brook. Born May 1 1806 on Glidden Road. Died Sunday night at Bish street Home. Survived by daughter Mrs Avot Marshall and two grandchildren. Was active in Unitarian church and local youth affairs. Funeral held at Prospect? Decent details sparse.
An obituary notes David Howe Allen long resident of Brattieboro died of old age at his niece’s home in Athol Massachusetts. He had worked as a papermaker in Waltham and Bartlet and produced a long list of relatives and survivors including Mrs Harriet Hooper Gandelot and many others. The funeral was held in Athol then moved to a local Catholic cemetery. Probate Court records record the final settlement of Asa Whitney estate and will admissibility for Edwin H. Chave with executors and commissioners named.
A stream of court actions grants final settlements and appointments in wills and estates, including Read, Doyle, Hull, and Clark matters, with appraisers named. Military movements report Fort Ethan Allen personnel bound for Manila and the Philippines, plus housing garrison plans and drought impacts on farming, milk, and beef prices.
A vintage ad emphasizes Scott's Emulsion as the cure for sickly, pale children. It claims the product nourishes, builds flesh, and recharges dull, weak youngsters, noting feeding alone may not suffice and that some kids need special care for growth.
A Brattleboro retailer touts a holiday display with a motto of low prices and a promise to sell many goods, highlighting a fine doll department for Christmas and urging early gift purchases to avoid last minute crowds.
Linery reports rising demand for ready rimmed hats bone nets and a large season best stock. Customers may explore high grade items bought locally at lower prices with guaranteed reasonable garment values. Also promoting more bath robes gio ns nightwear and sample pieces from a smuggled serge lot tied to Forbes Wallace sale in Burlington and U. S. Government seizure.
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