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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
10
Windham County notes report typhoid fever cases and local events. Residence changes, sermons, grange meetings, church announcements, birthdays, and community visits fill the week’s brief items in Northfield and nearby towns.
Leyden reports road work paused awaiting state inspector visit while families visit relatives. town events include church services, fairs, and a band of local notices. Newfane covers church sermons, post meetings, weddings, a snow season update, and local social activities with multiple parish concerns and civic gatherings.
Wilmington records mark Dr. Spencer leaving after over twenty years of active service in town life. The piece lists a long aggregate of local officers and members of the Masonic lodge, memorializing Mrs Patience Diet and noting various social and civic events including annual meetings, church activities, and community notices.
Read to have one on Monday December 2% at home Head of late C F Read Russell was at home The Thanksgiving week Ey Ryther returned from Brattleboro Winter weather colder than two below zero and wind blowing Stage could not reach over the hill due to heavy drifted roads for a distance of about three fourths of a mile
Fragmentary OCR cites East Dover items including Roberts pallet claim and local business shifts. References to weather, drifted roads, Sepea river, and individuals Lavin, Mundus Frernden, and others appear with unclear context.
fi K Bridgestine bought the CL G Adame farm and O Jr Hinetas acquired Tenney place. Adams auction drew attendees. A cold Monday night saw a 26 degree low. The state veterinary reported foot and mouth concerns. School opened Monday with Mrs Sprague as teacher. Mr Strich to teach at Lawrence district. Charles Adams family to board at Taft residence.
Jamaica notes a singing senior event hosted by Mons evening with Mr Hemenway of Grafton as teacher. Rev J F Blacklock moves to Salem Depot to work with the Baptist church. Merle Willis returns to school in Wardeboro City. R A Hartwell away for a time. Mr and Mrs Howard away on extended trip expected home this week. Miss Nina Glewson helps her parents with lime. Christmas preparations underway as merchants prepare for holiday.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Teach ers Aid society event a church fair in a town and several personal items. Mentions Mr and Mrs Robert Bellies Mr Gary and family Henry Cases and Johto Tibhi with references to work and relocation. Some lines reference Griffith's store and Slagle.
An OCR heavy passage lists names and roles in a local community event or meeting. It mentions Mrs Chester White, a singing program, and various officers and helpers such as Mrs Lize Harker, Mrs Francis Gleason, and Mrs W Kite. The text indicates a town context with references to Turaday evening events and local positions.
Local notes report Native Gould and Fawin Ridder spending Thanksgiving with friends. Herbert and Mobert Brown remain at home for a spell. Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown wed last Thanksgiving week and are visiting at his farm. A heavy snowstorm hit Monday night with about a foot of snow. Early Tuesday the thermometer showed two degrees. wind blew a gale, causing drifting and broken surroundings.
A garbled 19th century news fragment covers a Peruvian community facing hardship and a local hospital request. It notes community figures like Dr Hutton of New York and references to a church roll call, family deaths, and Thanksgiving observances amid crop and livestock losses.
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