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Windham County Reformer

Location

Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1905

Page

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Ohio Horses Arrive at Brattleboro Stables

Ohio horses received at 80 Elliot Street Brattleboro Vermont on January 11 direct from farmers. They range 1100 to 1500 pounds with extra good pairs. About fifty head available including horses on hand. Come and see them.

Elliot Street Brattleboro

Vast Vermont timber deal linked to Boston syndicate

Boston syndicate led by Fremont H Wright buys 9000 acres of timberland in Somerset and Stratton with options on 23000 acres in Bennington and Windham counties. Deal valued around 1.5 million dollars amid plans for a Rutland Railroad branch from Manchester to Stratton and Somerset to ship timber, boosting Brattleboro and West River Valley interests.

Somerset Stratton Winhall Station Heart of Timber District Eutery Vermont Brattleboro West River Clarke C. Fite Fremont H. Wright Auburndale Muse Holt Boston Capialints Lawes Summerset W. W. Peck Bona Paytog Mrr Wright Bennington Windham Standard OS Last Auauel Tuys Danby Mt.Taber Peru Winhall Smitton Wilmington Way Pri Tf Samme Utina New York Moosan Tanne Witmugean Allem Joan Po Kellis Malone N.Y Peck Holding Foster Syndicate Kelle Maplycs Martere Battenkill Lumber Company Peck Weight Kew Rutland Railroad Company Manchester Windham County Umit Bennington County Rutland Central Vermont Railroad Rutlandraltenad Central Vermont Dalrymple Brattinbore Welcht Dong Ae Brattleboro & Whitehall Winball Station B.S. Gallop Lumber Company Winchell Frattlebare & Whitehall Corporation Tiattleboro Tom Tee Menarat Vermont Ie Bend Games

George C AVerill Chosen to Succeed Bradley on Retreat Board

George C Averill was chosen to succeed Col Richards Bradley on the Retreat Board of Trustees after Bradley's death. The memorial honors Bradley, who served since 187? on the board appointed by Asa Marsh. The report notes past trustees and honors longtime service, with remarks praising Bradley and urging sympathy for his widow. A J Cote of Waltham, Mass visited to discuss a proposed seed oil mill in Vermont, seeking tax exemption, building plans, and a farm-supplied supply chain involving Vermont and New Hampshire farmers.

Col. Richards Bradley Pat Erattieboroste Tovet ‘Twowday George Co Avert Vermont Ethowing Bank Mittie Waunney Richard Bradiey Mire Asa Marsh Wemus Wien Samuel Clash C. Halbrook Joan Tothedok Asa Koyes John Halbrook Nathan F Williston Kgyuphroditus Boymour J. Dorr Bouchy Ramaul Clark Ickotros J. Dore Braittey Daniel Kellogg Isda Daniel Kelloge Willum J. Rockwell Anne Keyer Wan Atscoe Sige Tyler Inasits Naeian Willian Jan Rienanis Hadley Siovernor Holbrook Johgleman Ie Oleo Richards Bradley Nave Hils J. Dorr Tie Wan Busines Mass Readiey A J Cote Waltham, Maan Spoard True Antotatt Jountaingounge Waltham Orer Vermont New Hampshire Elsa Weetham America

Postoffice Receipts Show Big Gain in 1904 Totals

The annual postal report records a revenue boost of over $2,700 for 1904 driven by increased money orders and box rents. Domestic orders brought in 6243.68, international orders 6,960.24, with certificates of deposit totaling 170,085.00. An overall rise of 605 over 1903 is noted, alongside expenses for delivery, rent, and miscellaneous costs. State dairyman meeting coverage follows with awards, officer elections, and notes on the next gathering location.

Jatt Derane Rwcelpta Tive Rattle Erin Lund Hai Muliries Rover Biosmyzs Domentic Domestiie Certifeptoe der Watt Lennie Tob Dumestre

Moody appeals for aid to Northfield school finances

Moody voices alarm over a financial crisis at Northfield school as costs rise amid a $17,000 deficit for the year ending July 1. He cites $100,000 in assets and $50,000 sought in pledges, with subscriptions and gifts planned to cover the shortfall, while opposing a 50 percent board and tuition increase. The Vermont Maple Sugar Makers elect officers and form a committee at Montpelier meeting.

Moody Northfield Tone Maple Sugar Makers Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Montpelier EP. Watbridge Ane

Banquet of Dairymen and Sugar Makers Held at Montpelier

The annual combined banquet of the Dairymen's and Sugar Makers' associations was held in Montpelier's armory with about 860 seated. Toasts covered Vermont politics, university topics, agriculture, and local industry. speakers included J Bell, W A Lord, G M Twitchell, J LeFistus, and C Lamo on. Separately, Cambridge murder testimony related to the Page case surfaced, with Amy Roberts identifying a scarf pin and Tucker's link to the murdered woman. Lawmakers prepared for electoral college votes and remarks on wartime funding and party frictions. Settlement talks continued between Hooker Corsher Mitchel and the national garment workers union over wage schedules, expected next week. A Chester farmers meeting formed an association to aid hoof and mouth losses from 1992-93, with funds planned to assist affected cattle owners.

Vermont Balrannen's Association Mantpelie Womy TG. Turnbull Harton Landing Cooley Maxeyclunetts Agricultural College Amherst CC. Gatee North Hartland Rome Creaainery H. C. Bruce Sharon B.A. Hart South Ryegate George H. Terrill Morristown F. le Davie North Pomfret M. A. Adams Derby C. & Smith Burlington Brattleboro Dairymen and Sugar Makers Dairymen’s and Sugar Makers Montpelier Bles KA Nutt J. Bell W. A. Lord of Montpeler Liuine Firming Gs M. Twitchell Augusta University of Vermont J. Lefius D. Hopkins Fron F & Cooley Mass Techuatrial Education Jesian Grout Wit ‘Templer Becker Schenectady Scart Que Sehomta Montiwilers C. Lamaon Mabel Page Cambridge Wednewby Jane Amy Roberts Page Miss Page Tucker Arthur Woodward Althoweh National Garment Workers’ Association Hooker, Corsnr & Mitchell Everstl Company Hationial Union Satafac Tory Wenges Hooker, Corser & Mitchel Fac Farmers Association Chester James W. Mid Windham B. J. Dari Devie

Snowed In Town Faces Floods and Damages

Frigid Saturday brings heavy snow and rain causing flooded basements at Dr. C. R. Aldrich’s office and O. Pratt’s store. Main street blocks suffer from root water and a broken electric line. West River rises, the West Dummerston dam remains intact, but the West River trestle hopes to survive the spring flood.

Clarence Judie Greenfield WB Warren Halifax Mir Warren Cnill Kre Nic Uich Sting Judkine Lucie Weatherhead Ran Upstaire Wareens Mr. Warren Dudking Tratilebora Te Euring C. R. Aldrich O. Pratt Bros House Whetstone Brook Tee West River Brattleboro Ges Light Company West Dummerston

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