Hawley Opens New Wash Dress Fabrics Sale
Hawley on February 27 announces opening of a clearance sale on novelty waist cloth and advance spring styles in Knickerbock. The event promotes new wash dress fabrics to shoppers seeking fresh spring options.
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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
4
Medbler and Steed Reach Narrow Gauge Debate
Fragmented text hints at a local political dispute surrounding a narrow gauge railroad project. Mentions figures like a master Sireaslyrieioe and a Minister, with references to days of change, possible cancellations, and public previews of a departing rail line. Strong entities include Medlin, Seno, and the local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sireaslyrieioe
Brattleboro Y M C A Beats Holyoke in Close Basketball Show
Brattleboro Y M C A hosts Holyoke High in a fast, hard fought game. Brattleboro opened strong but Holyoke countered, the second half saw Holyoke pull ahead as McCorkendale controlled center and Stafford battled well, while the crowd gave hearty applause for the visitors’ refined play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olek
Pavar
Masneshesetts
Vermont
Alaseod
Twain
Bellows Palle
Brattleboro Y. M. O. A
Holyokw High
Onehiaty
Somelarels
Es Meneetitls
Brattleboro
Buaracalbee
McCorkendale
Sean
Aolyous
Territer
Bovey
March Farriter
McCor
Kendale
Sanders
Duinley
Whitney
Catholis Union
Catholic Union
High Telool
Union
James Ene
Egas
Boott
Wbo
Crane
Kathede Palen
Etuool Gune
Eern Iin
Weekend Church Activities and Local Wedding Report
The community notes Leonard Taylor suffered a leg injury but expects to recover within days. Sunday school at Van Desmn’s will meet after church with roll call and a 6 o'clock capper. Raeatay members attended the chapel, and a marriage between Joka Tah and Mise Eile Min was held with special arrangements at 10 o'clock. The Grange Dramatic Club plans a performance, promising an extra good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattledor Fanwie Brettman
Orithmene
Ite
Sager
Leonard Taylor
Ser
CA van Desmn
Pemenet
Joka Tahition
Grasge Dramatic Club
Sunday religious services and events announced
The notice lists various parish activities and services for the week. Sunday school at 7pm in Beater Voice, afternoon and evening worship at different venues, a Children's Guild march, and multiple sermons and commentaries at local churches. An Adventist and Catholic items appear among the notices with timings and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univervstint
Pan Patter
Bate Tielay
Chensine Guild
Marebig
Ariel
Quaker Range Contest votes requested
A brief notice requests readers to cast two votes in the Quaker Range Contest. It emphasizes participation and outlines the voting call to action without additional details.
Banquet Highlights Youth Class Fellowship in Church Parlor
About 100 attendees joined Absat 100 Mumbert and Guaste for a post prandial repast intergoing event in the church parlors. Harry L. Gale opened with remarks, followed by Bible school, Christian Endeavor, and Y. G. A messages. Music included pieces by Little, Nevio, and Dudley Buck. tributes by Ed win Tucker Arthur Maynard Emory Rady and remarks by Rev G B Lawson and Rev Marble. Final exhortation urged members to strive and improve, with L W Hawley delivering the closing address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumbert
Guaste
Harry L. Gale
White Iver Junction
Bible School
Mary E. Horton
Christian Endeavor Society
Mine Lastia Stewart
George C. Wilson
Miller
Abaance
Little
Boaary
Nevio
Dudley Buck
Edwin M. Tucker
Indien
Arthur L. Maynard
Blues
Emory Rady
Reds
George le Bhutes
Clase
G. B. Lawson
Marble
Cambridge
Masa
Toiny
L. W. Hawley
Protective Grange to Host Wednesday Dance and Meetings
A Proctive Grange event slate lists a Wednesday evening dance and a Wednesday afternoon sewing society meeting. Delegations from Pomoc Grange join in, while the Grange dramatic club plans a Saturday evening show to follow two rehearsals. The Protective order also instructs third and fourth degree members to attend Wednesday evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protective Grange
Grange Sewing Society
Reuage
Protecti Fraes
Pomoc Grange
The
Grange Dramatic Club
A Claus
Protective
Uncle Low
Fred C. Cresey Mistaken for Jim Jeffries in Columbus
Fred C. Cresey traveling for Hooker Corser Mitchell company was mistaken for the boxing champion Jim Jeffries in Columbus Ohio. A large crowd cheered him as he arrived at the station and followed him to a hotel before he learned the celebration was for the real champion arriving on a later train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Cresey
Columbus
Fred C. Cressy
Hooker, Corser & Mitchell Company
Aus
Creesy
Jim Jeffries
Ores
Valley Fair Directors Elect New President Amid Declining Sales
The Valley Fair annual meeting at Brooks House elected officers with George Warren Pierce named new president. Reports covered department results and next year’s plans while dates for Greenfield fair were deferred awaiting confirmation. Pierce, born 1804 in Wertminster, has long served in agriculture and Grange roles. many directors attended, including H. Brooks, J. Ward, and E. Dunkloc, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chote
Valley Fair
Brooks House
Easton
N. P. Wood
Northfield
Mass
Lk, Felch
Jatick
Maas
HL. D. Holton
Greenfield
George Warren Pierce
Fir
Wan
Wertminater
Finnati Town
Brattleboro
Wi T. Fuller
Pierce
Board of Agriculture
Josiah Grout
Edward C. Smith
Boston
Vermont Dairymen's Association
Secon
Grange
Protective Grange of
Bentscant Commandery
Knights Templar of
Chaiman
Brattisboro
Fragmented OCR list of names and places in New York area
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and place names including Brooklyn New York City Belleameteog Springfield Vt Natick and other scattered terms. The text shows no coherent event or narrative to summarize beyond a roster of individuals and locations.
Deaths of the Week Miss Carrie Barber 29
Miss Carrie Lydia Barber aged 29 died Saturday at her parents home on West River Road after four months illness. Born Watdsboro March 1874 she moved to Brattleboro in 1880. She attended North Street School, Albany Business College 1904, worked as stenographer in Amsterdam and Holden Martin in Brattleboro until Oct 1896. Survived by parents five brothers and one sister. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Universalist church with Rev R K Marvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie L. Barber
Carrie Lydia Barber
Upper West River Road
Watdsboro
Daniel M.inner
North Street
Albany Business College
Abe
Silke
Amsterdam
N. Y
Holden/ Martin
Brattleboro
Hollis D
Herbert G
Walter J
Frank E
Clarence A
Florence E., Barber
Aluc
Barber
Unclear medical ad promises cure for catarrh
An advertisement touts a remedy for catarrh claiming quick cures and complete relief. It warns that the treatment is a lifetime guarantee with refunds if unsatisfied and asserts the medicine can cure germs and soothe irritated brain. The copy uses bold claims and high pressure language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perobesiy
Emel
Mrs McClure Dies After Illness at Son's Home
Mrs Daniel McClure 80 widow of Daniel McClure died Sunday at her son Frank W. McClure’s Williston Street home where she had lived for 12 years. Illness lasted five months. She was born in 1817, daughter of Ben Het. Survived by several relatives including Mrs W. McClare and Mrs Emma Shumway. Burial in Guilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McClure
Mardala M. Andrews
Williston Street
Frank W. McClure
Abe
Lure
Daughtar
Bataan
Guilford
McClure
Weran
W. McClare
George Jowton
Mins Betella
Boston
Emma Shumway
Celia Kidare
Alden Bass 98 Dies in Milwaukee After Illness
Alden Bass 98, noted actor and former Brattleboro Retreat employee turned dramatic amateur, died in Milwaukee on Friday. His body was taken to Williamstown for burial. He appeared as Noah Vaile in Sol Smith Russell’s A Poor Relation at the Auditorium and later in Archie Boyd’s Vermont. Hanah Grown Yeaw, widow of Gilbert W. Yeaw, died Wednesday at her daughter’s home after a weeklong heart illness. Services and prayer were planned, with survivors including four children and a brother and sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Bass
Joel Alden Bass
Milwaukee
Wis
Williamstown
Mer. Bass
Bass
Brattleboro
Noah Vaile
Sol Smith Russell
Archie Boyd
Vermont
Swees
Mr. Bass
HBO
Coolidge
Noah, Vaile
Gilbert W. Yeaw
Mra
A. W. Roel
Als
Mr Yeaw
D. C. Yeaw
M. Yeaw
A. W. Reel
D.C. Yeaw
W. L. Yeaw
Dover
Willard
Cynane
Yeaw
Sweet Brothers Die. Meriden Resident Passes Away
Ravin A. Sweet and Edwin A. Sweet, two former Brainshere residents, died suddenly Saturday at their Meriden home after years of ill health. One suffered a stroke of apoplexy. Formerly employed by Estey Organ Co, they had relocated to Meriden about 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravin A. Sweet
Edwin A. Sweet
Meriden
Mr. Sweet
Estey Organ Co
Wilee & White Go. i
KW. Babbi
Mi o na dyspepsia remedy sale drives trust
The advertisement claims rapid relief from dyspepsia with Mi o na, touting hundreds cured at George & Greene. It promotes small lot sales, early buyers, and lasting cures, asserting strong banker and customer support and urging prompt purchase today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George & Greene
Brattleboro Bakery Rolls Out Fresh Treats All Day
Brattleboro bakery reveals new fresh batch lineup for the day including cookies cream putts ladyfingers macarons and potato chips. Staff advertise extended hours and a selection aimed at appealing to local shoppers seeking baked goods and snacks.
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