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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1903
Page
1
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A Hinsdale resident, Dennis Nims, suffered a severe mishap on Saturday. Reports describe a fall that left him with significant injuries, details limited as to location and exact cause.
William Titus of Southboro a farmer aged 45 disappeared from a field where he worked and died by severing his throat with a razor. Ill health and crop outlooks left him despondent for weeks. He leaves a wife and three children.
Brattleboro loses prominent local businessman Walter Denslow Stockwell after a Sunday visit to Newport. While returning by train he fell from a moving coach in an accident, sustaining fatal head and limb injuries. He led Brattleboro Hosiery Co. and served as church and civic leader. Funeral held at Congregational Church with members of his Sunday school and Christian Endeavor in attendance. Stockwell's death brings grief to a broad circle of colleagues, family, and friends.
Mrs Alice Moffatt of Bendante pleads not guilty to charges of attempting to poison her husband Philander Moffatt of Sandgate and furnishing 2000 for her appearance at the county court December term. The case follows previous indictments against Jenhyn Meare, convicted last December and sentenced to life in the state prison. Moffatt, 46, maintains innocence amid ongoing grand jury proceedings.
Valley Fair executives announce bold changes for the September exhibition. A revised premium list and dairy department relocation to Floral hall aim to attract higher quality stock and larger school participation. The new race replaces a trotting event with a one purse, while the beach show aligns with the American Kennel Club rules and a cavalry exhibit from Fort Allee is slated for both fair days.
A fire swept through L. Dester's elegant summer residence at Bo Newfane in South Newfane on Sunday morning, destroying the house and contents. Reported losses run to about $12,000. investigators suspect spontaneous combustion from packed excelsior and rags used in painting, though details are unclear.
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