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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
8
Hinsdale reports a fatal accident when John Alsig was killed by a falling tree. Local events include a high school drama surprise party, cantata planning at St. Josaph’s, and Adelina Barrows at Universalist pulpit with Rev. Roscoe expected next Sunday. Town meetings discuss school finances, highway cuts, fresh officers, and Old Home Day observance, while local illness and weather update the community.
Spofford Georgs Dealins and Mise Joaly Ball of this place were married in Jamaica Fob. Sand will reside there. Their many friends extend congratulations. Several persons attended the school meeting at the center of the town Saturday. Mrs Richard Cobb was elected a member of the edhent board. Mrs Joseph Holt is working in Keene. Herbert Darling's brother visited Jim last week. Mr Newell is at work in Keene and will move his family there soon. Master Richard Lapoint caught a pike Friday weighing eight pounds, John Vaile caught a bass weighing five pri.
Chesterfield notes clarify that George Chesterfield replaced Larkin Amidon in a steam mill item near the Lily Pond last week. The town school meeting Saturday at Town Hall drew full attendance and harmony with women voting side by side. Moderator B A Salford and clerk Mrs Ella Palfers were unanimously reelected. Mrs Sarah Col Spalford reappointed, Fred J Harris and wife received a surprise visit from eighty friends Friday evening. Mrs Harris kept the secret, Walter G Barrett and James Wilson provided wood music as cream and olives were served and dancing continued past midnight.
The Universalist society will hold a sugar supper and dance Friday evening March 20 at Citicers Hall West Chesterfield. The annual at the church is set for Monday evening March 16 at Txorlock. Several women from here attended the school meeting Saturday. Mrs Richard Hich was elected to serve with Mrs Ella Pulfer and Frank Houghton. The YP C0 Co are preparing for a festival in about a month. Prapk Dake moved to Spofford. Orean Randall spent last week in Concord for the Convolutiont river dam project. Town meeting was unusually exciting this year with Perley Teehardean chosen selectman. Harton Thatch for Centre, Richiard Bobb for Spofford Audison Hnawn road agent for this town, Citron Stotdart and Carrie Fick your geet duughter of Fred Flak were married at Muskiliat parsonage Kebai by Mr Wey Noble Wisk. They will live with his mother in New Boston. Nearly 100 fries and eightsore of Heed Harfle visited Friday evening. Some very chelow selections and gealphophone play provided a very enjoyable night. Calte and eof fow were served.
In Athens Bon Benue, a man plagued by two weeks of grip tests his endurance while plans unfold for a new house. He carries lumber furs, amid unfinished work and the old house cleared last fall as a new structure is prepared on the site.
The Grange sewing society will meet Wednesday afternoon. A large delegation from Protective Grange attended the Pomona Grange at Vernon Thursday. Protective Grange will give its annual sugar supper Wednesday evening from 6 to 8 followed by a dance. The Protective Grange held its regular meeting Wednesday evening. The program featured a lesson on the basics of the worthy overseer. A son g by Eva Sanders and the play Maids and All Foreign, with cast listed, followed. Refreshments were served. Local pastor announces service Sunday morning and evening. The Parable of the Talents is the next sermon topic. The Channing Guild meets at the parsonage at 7 o'clock. all welcome.
The West branch high water brings over a million feet to Mountain Mills pond, surpassing records. Wilmington hosts a large Se WR event with Mr Wind and Mrs Preeman Huger in Jacksonville. Local industry upgrades include Roadabovo Chair Co improvements at the mill bought from Wilmington Grain & Lumber Co. J H Starkey plans to move to Turners Falls Mass in April. Brattleboro probate court adjourns estate matters, and visits from Mrs Harris, Rev Reigel, and others reflect a busy week. Community events include a successful opening concert at the new hall with a Boston quartet and Leifsinger’s orchestra drawing attendees from surrounding towns.
Bellows Falls aims for a new depot with a Western canal site proposal. A new elastic puligilinater plant is planned by Sax-tons River and Pittsford investors at the Canal street site opposite the Canwy Co. Growth at Mine Grove Springs and Island House adjustments are noted, while Morgan’s Pine Springs cottage opens early. Farmers Chamberlain and family highlighted for Old New England industry and thrift.
Community items report residents moving in and out of West Brattleboro, visits between neighbors, illnesses, and social events. Changes include Mr Shepard von haw moving to Wile siamsville and Mr Underwood relocating from Hiram Weatherhead’s house to the Ames house near the bridge, with various calls for guests and gatherings in town.
Geo E Greene endorses Mi-O-Na as a standard dyspepsia remedy and guarantees refunds if it fails. The claim cites rapid improvements, improved digestion, and vigorous health. promos promise near one hundred percent cures, with refunds any time, for indigestion liver trouble and related symptoms.
A garbled list of personal events and notices appears from various towns and dates, mentioning births marriages and deaths. Names such as Wilbur, Hall, and Hebert Wacite surface amid scattered dates and locations including Newport Wear Chesterfield and Monteval, with references to residents and family connections.
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