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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
1
A brief notice offers reformer readers a credit option for subscriptions at 1.50 dollars each. The ad promises subscription credits and outlines a promotional proposal to attract or retain subscribers.
The report outlines expected battles over senatorships and probate judge posts in the Windham district. It notes rivalries involving Wilmington, Bellows Falls, and various towns, with debates on representation, local option, and party alignments shaping the Vermont Democratic and Republican scenes ahead of forthcoming state conventions.
A Vermont Democratic gathering in Burlington on July 24 1808 aims to nominate a candidate for Representative and elect the Democratic District Committee for the two years ending. Delegates from towns form the convention with representation rules and a call for certified ballots. Public meeting of the Democratic Club follows on July 28 at City Hall.
A Westminster incident describes a runaway horse causing Mrs Charlo Deel and Mrs Beck injuries and property damage. Mrs Peele and her child suffer injuries with others reported hurt. details indicate broken collarbone and multiple harms from the horse’s dash through Westminster streets.
Fragmentary report describes a woman named Sire ey or Sire ey drawnrmnkter marrying Joseph Martie and later Martin Tied, with references to a second marriage and a fatal accident. The text mentions children from both marriages and multiple U.S. locations including Crainin Maw Westax andIndiana. The precise dates and full identities are obscured by garbled OCR.
In a Wilmington caucus, moderator refused to entertain inquiries about a motion. Streeter questioned the circular, Proctor pressed for clarity, and Beaton denounced the claim as false. Edward Treas asserted the maneuver was out of order as discussions favored McGullough. C. M. Russell, moderator, noted the proceedings and indicated a formal submission of the matter.
The Springfield Chronicle notes a volatile Vermont scene with Clement’s Rutland influence shaping party lines. Prohibition reversal, county contests, and possible judgeship struggles hint at a statewide shift as reformers press for referendums while old machines resist.
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