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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
5
A holiday pitch emphasizes giving fur items as ideal gifts for women. It promotes a wide, complete stock in the Garment Section on the second floor, noting large variety in price and kind and urging customers to view the collection before the holidays.
The advertisement details a wide selection of fox scarfs including Isabella and Sable varieties with prices ranging from 5 to 30 dollars. It also lists Coney, Water Mink, Opossum, Raccoon stoles, Squirrel, Black Marten, Japanese Mink varieties and both Bronded and Natural Mink stoles with prices from 26 to 46 dollars.
The listing shows natural mink muffs priced at 50.00 while Isabella Fox muffs appear with multiple prices including 8.08 7.50 and 0.98. Coney mufls are listed at 62.25 and water mink mufls at 85.00 along with a 5.0 tag.
Vermont Senate and House returned to work in Montpelier after the holiday break, moving bills on employer liability, railroads, and municipal appropriations. Debates covered pay limits, state buildings, and various agricultural and public works measures as adjournment nears.
Ula Duffnerie in Springfield, street address 0 Adasiy, went to Bustos exday via UH. Crows traveled to Boston the feet of the woe Dr FAT. O'Connor was in Bellows Fully Saturday. Mog Elijah Wiles visited Springfield Murg. Friday Yank Crasier returned to Somerville, Mass Sunday. Julia Russell in Boeingchald. Joseph Dunleavy and Frank Ryan attended onfield Sunday. F. I. Hunt has been in New York City this week on business. Edward Condon in Waltham, Mass over Thanksgiving. Dan Kiley and Miss Katherine Carey were in Greenfield Sunday. Joseph Dunleavy works as clerk for B. Peery & Company. C. and J. Crawhy over Sunday disto in Springfield, WI. Alive Tubnion continuing in Springfield, Mass this week. KR Ryder and RL Greenw went to Hashin Saturday on business. FD Whitney to New York Tuesday for automobile show. J. Jones of Townshend works at E. J. Fenton & Company. Mrs W. J. Jones went to East Windsor Hill Conn tomorrow for two weeks. Mrs Mary Fletcher of Proctorsville guest of Mrs KE Crane this week. Mr. and Mrs D. Taylor returned Wednesday after spending days in MW on. Mr. and Mrs James Ferriter moving into Williston apartment this week.
A passenger wreck near a rural station killed three women, all burned in the fire that followed. Injured passengers included members of a New York City Harmony Chorus and local musicians. rescue efforts followed as officials investigated the crash and a train car derailment.
The column lists planned sales and gatherings including a sale of fancy articles in coming days, led by Mrs C P W Cunningham. It covers regular meetings, social visits, Thanksgiving travels, and several notable residents and their activities across towns, with mentions of university figures and regional organizations.
Brattleboro and surrounding area share social visits and anniversaries. Ming Marlon Rew visits Northampton and Mystic this week. Mrs. Arthur Arewndas returns from a three week visit to her old home. Col. G. M. Bond returns to Washington DC to resume duties as door keeper in the Senate. Local bingo and billiards events highlight community recreation at Estey Organ and Vermont Wheel Club.
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