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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1903
Page
1
A promotional note extols fine printing and urges admission to the shop’s services. It claims distinctive-demanded work, refinement, and compares good printing with poor printing. Mentions Uttery & Company in the Uttery Building with a telephone contact.
The Brattleboro School District No. 2 voters are called to a July 21 meeting at 8 o clock to decide yearly school issues. The warrant lists six articles including election of officers, tuition for scholars, and raising funds for the coming year. Attendees will hear reports on expenses, current conditions, and possible reforms amid complaints about school management.
The dispute centers on the Brattleboro and Whitehall railroad’s receivership and a potential strict foreclosure by the New London and Northern Railroad. Stockholders face losses as mortgage records vanish and competing railroads push to take possession, while ties and operations are bolstered elsewhere in a bid to secure control.
Deacon Franklin L. Pierce of Putney pleaded guilty to cruelty to animals before Justice M B Whitman at Kendrick house. He was fined 4.00 including costs after initial plans for a jury trial shifted to a guilty plea. The case, pursued by Mrs. Tennie B. Powers of the Humane Society, followed a yearlong investigation. Pierce promised to care for his horses.
The Boston and Maine Railroad promotes Old Home Week with a free folder describing New England’s charm. The movement spreads to Newland med and towns nationwide as committees strive for a grand reunion. The railroad supports the effort, distributing the folder to any address through its General Passenger Department.
Reports say Pope Leo XIII remains alive at 8:30 am amid doctors’ remarks of fragile vitality. Cardinals travel to Rome as speculation grows over a conclave, while the ailing pope endures fatigue and pain, with attendants describing his changing appearance and moments of prayer.
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