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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
6
The Richardson Market on Elliot Street has new ownership by Abbott & Ackerman. The notice pledges high standards, quality goods, fair dealing, and low prices aligned with market conditions. Farmers are invited to sell produce through the market.
Vermont items report lightning killing cows in Westford and Bradford, a steeplike fire destroying Norcross farm buildings, and extensive crop damage from heavy rains near Middlebury. Also noted are medical quarantine at Hathaway's Point for smallpox, Admiral Clark visiting Montpelier, and local agricultural and naval affairs with several forthcoming meetings and events.
The Vermont Agricultural Experiment Station at Burlington reports early potato blight occurrences and weather-influenced spread. It advises preventive spray programs with a lime, copper sulfate, and Bordeaux mixture, applied before disease headway, detailing careful preparation and timing to avoid vine injury.
A Windsor County court spent a week addressing a trespass dispute between Leros S. Seald and Westly La Ware. The case centers on alleged removal of apples from a tree and other asserted acts at a Chester site. A reported disagreement was noted Thursday as proceedings continued.
Notice of a meeting by the Knights of Pyaiay regarding the sale of Ava Det 0101 btek rina opestesien. The event covers terms, rates, and return conditions to Sept, with accommodations and agents including Le F P. Burges of Washington St, Boxtiet, handling arrangements.
Local notices recount neighbors Ralph Metcalf and Brook recovering, Mrs. Sn a8 Scote hosting a Friday supper on Canal street, and many town residents moving, visiting, or planning events. Reports include church exchanges, dental exams in Minneapolis, and upcoming services. community groups, funerals, and charitable activities fill the scene with detailed names and places.
NEARBY MASSACHUSETTS Sunday meetings at Northfield featured Hon Dr Harry C Mabie Boston secretary of the Hapetl missionary union addressing On the Kingdom of Christ. In the afternoon Miss Maay Filoiingett formerly of Moody Bible Institute spoke on The Feeding of the Five Thousand. In the evening Foy Smith led the service at Mt Ter school and a speaker from Brooklyn gave an address at Hevell hall.
Church services are scheduled for Sunday July 27 at Congregational Church with Rev Dr Ge Pruttacost of Nor tlsels, M A Preston of Willington, and Rev Dr Seo field of North Iela. Hon. Lue Field of Croton and Tom WC sons of Greenfield speak. A noon reception follows, then a poetry and music program. A Dickinson hall exhibit runs Monday and Tuesday featuring family portraits and antique items. entries welcomed June 2 and July 2.
The Northfield gathering features lectures by G Campbell and Dre Wow White on biblical topics, with readings and discussions on Genesis, Exodus, Jonah, and Nahum. The event invites local residents from surrounding towns to attend morning, afternoon, and evening services.
The General Conference at Northfield Massachusetts runs August 31 to September 1. Notable speakers from various regions including Campbell, Keene, and Camp are listed. Attendees include church leaders, educators, and local officials. The program features lectures on life, faith, and conduct with a focus on Christian worker training and youth activities.
Fragmented obituary items mention Mrs Martha Janes Simonds and Mrs Charles Severance with references to the Abbott farm and the late Samuel Janes. Other lines note names Chania Gill and Clara Arnie Wr. Tibbettshaw, a November 1 date, and memorials at a Northfield area funeral.
Bernardston report lists a funeral for Francis J. Barry in Waterbury with service details, a burial in Ye Held, and mention of the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. King of North Yout. It notes a jury verdict in a case, a visit to Gill for a Sunday service, and various town social updates and library exhibits associated with Massachusetts women’s education. Names include Mrs. Berward Ashley Went, Rev. Francis J. Barry, Mr. and Mrs. King, and Margaret Roberteun River.
A vivid notice promotes a remarkable voyage on the steamer Old Dominion from Boston to New York, routing around Cape Cod and through Long Island Sound for scenic views of the Sound. It claims a superior travel experience with full views of both stores by Hale and promises further application details through local offices in Boston.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a large elm tree in the front yard of a property and a referenced minister Ree Abrahan Winds Congregational, with unclear context about wind or weather events. The readable elements point to property damage or weather impact involving a tree and local individuals.
A garbled OCR fragment references nickel plate shipments, a 1.8 custom steam water event, a June 4 incident, drownings, and a Spanish naval action. The legible parts mention the navy, ships, and a crew rescue context, but specifics are unclear due to transcription errors.
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