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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
7
Local notes from Northfield and surrounding areas cover July Fourth events, weddings, and community notices. Reports mention a concert at Sundhs, a wagon accident with injuries, a burial and funeral details, and various social visits. The record lists parish happenings, school closeouts, library acquisitions, and residents traveling for holidays or to attend ceremonies.
A fragmented report centers on Caedey Mops involved with Caldimine Tablets Brni Socare as part of a page six item. The readable text hints at a local controversy or legal matter surrounding medicinal tablets and a couple's actions.
A July 22 concert under Indies' aid society stewardship features E H Miller of Dummerston and Miss Grace Chase directing. Mis Kelloge and Miss Wright assist, with strong local talent. many area residents plan summer stays, travels, and celebrations across Westminster West Putney Jamaica East Dover and nearby towns, including updates on visitors and events.
Fred Cheney of Jacesobville suffered a bad ankle cut during Saturdays ball game while pare Hall was bitten, a violent gash and knocked out two teeth in a separate incident. Two games drew the largest crowd yet with 11 to 7 in the morning and 0 to 7 in the afternoon as locals and former residents of the old nine played. A Grange program on July 1 featured music readings and essays, with several speakers and songs. Village visitors from nearby towns joined residents in a series of social events and musical entertainments across Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Local residents report several deer spotted around town including near Fred Thomas's aunt and in the cernfiold and mowing of the Hingham brothers. Death notices announce Mrs Joanna Root Gale of Ansonia Connecticut and Miss Clara Estabrook buried after dying in Brockton Massachusetts. Relatives gathered for services with Estabrook family members from Connecticut and Greenfield attending.
The article records sympathy for Mra Wartis Worden who remains very feeble in bed. It mentions a fall harvest with corn starting well, lists local families visiting relatives, travel to Maine and Worcester, and the arrival of the late Clarenot Carpenter’s daughters making Springfield their home with their aunt.
Robert farmers report a larger than expected hay yield this season. Mrs Foster of Charmont invites her daughter Mrs Homer Hicks. Mrs Boyd visits with Christine Bellah Manteck. F C Marsh returned home last week. Mrs Exiwante the Weeping tower fir hits. Archie Fowler and wife visit his mother Mrs Ianna Fowles returning Sunday. Charley Fairbanks and family visiting relatives in Greenfield. Newton Haseell of Holyoke arrives for summer with two babies expected later. Justin Sanford, state roads commissioner, was in the village on Monday.
Balifax notes show Mrs Allok Ravens and Mrs Elizabeth Stapctife of Spencer New York among residents attending public sessions. Janet Willard Hosea Fisher and C Taylor Whishiog of nearby areas plan to visit friends this Tuesday as part of community gatherings.
Wardsboro announces an open air concert Saturday night July 11 to help defray band stand costs. Ice cream and cake will be served at the opening. The town reads of local visitors and residents returning, with several mentions of families visiting or traveling through town during the Fourth.
In West Wardsboro a church service closes with a right hand of fellowship for Rev. and Mrs. R A Nichole. Families and visitors from Northampton, Jerex City Heights, Ridgewood, Brooklyn, and Newton gather at local hotels and homes for summer visits. A Swedish picnic, sermons by William A Burche and HK Marvin, and a Sunday children service highlight a busy week.
Mrs Wallace Stoddard of Williams visited Brattleboro while Mrs J G Weatherheld traveled to see her daughter Mrs J Toutes for a few weeks. Genner Allis of Northampton and William Johnson Jr and his wife from Worcester Mass visited. Master Philip Wonda Northfield is spending the week at Newtons. Mr and Mrs Elijnk died, and the sick are about the same. Strength and good food restore vigor, with digested beef tea and vegetables.
Articles prepared for New South Wales government examine how trees resist pests and decay. Turpentine shows durable properties against white ants and teredos, with bark oil layers hindering insect attack. Ironbark wood burns differently, influencing fire damage and contract disputes in recent Sydney cases.
A discussion of allowing stock to graze in an orchard to control grass and fertilize trees, noting risks and potential benefits. It cites examples from other orchards, including limited trials over several years, and argues outcomes depend on soil and variety. The piece emphasizes cautious adoption and acknowledges mixed results.
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