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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1902
Page
4
The Meddler discusses Brattleboro events and celebrations in Vermont including ind Hank Week observances led by Governor Stickney, and a gathering with limited turnout. It also mentions a planned concert with Audubon societies, a trip from Prospect Hill, and notes on local interest in reunions and tourism.
Still in the lead the Dunham Brothers defeated the Catholic Union by a wide margin, crowning a season peak crowd. Beith and Stowell homered, Ellis excelled in the box, and Dunham’s pitching held the Union to limited scoring as the two clubs battled for top position in the local league.
Proclamation sets August 10 to 16 for Vermont Old Home Week across towns. It honors Battle of Bennington and promotes family reunions, hospitality, and patriotic memory. Sig Sautella’s Big Circus comes to Brattleham with a world famous show at 25 cents admission. reports also discuss Vermont political campaign mentions.
West Brattleboro items describe a vacation for two weeks by Gen Holbrook of Springfield and travels from Syria field Mase to Sunset in Caroling. A child’s accident at Linnoloide Park, local meeting at Primetive Grange, and a fall program led by Mrs Knowlton relate events. town folks attend a Fourth of July celebration and a large crowd sings.
Universalist and Unitarian congregations announce services with Marvin as pastor at 10:30 and G L Keirn returning from Japan Mission to speak at LIAS 11 a.m. The Unitarian theme is A Personal Christ. All are welcome. Methodist Episcopal churches report a church service with the senior elder taking charge and Lewe Feast at 10 o'clock.
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