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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
5
Special offerings in Primmings and Wuttons include black silks 27 in price points, taffeta and peau de soie fabrics, Swiss embroidery stocks, muslin drawers and long sleeve vests. Combines with discounted white goods and novelty items like tooth powder and toothbrush bundles.
A fragmentary poultry column discusses egg production and hen health, noting that proper nitrogen in feed, sufficient protein and minerals, and charcoal in soft food aid digestion and disease prevention. It warns against overfat hens and outlines benefits of dust baths and incinerated corn shell as chicken feed prep.
Local residents report numerous trips to Boston Springfield New York and Manchester for business medical and social visits. Several residents attend automotive shows in Montpelier and Springfield while others plan hearings in Hottoves and attend meetings in Clermont and St Albans.
Fragments describe a Boston brown bread recipe using stale bread and molasses, plus a long church festival and speeches. It covers St Michael’s observance with readings, choir pieces, and parish notices, including schedules for Universalist and other church services and Sunday school.
Hyde Park Vermont mill grinds thousands of pounds yearly selling it for 5.50 per 200 lb barrel prepaid to buyer’s railroad station. No need to go without this staple poultry food as an egg producer. buy and share with neighbors for winter production.
Community notes report St Patrick's observances in Brattleboro with church services at 10 o'clock and a stormy evening. storm effects include heavy snow aiding lumber crews. Local events include a two act entertainment, a high school concert in Grange hall, and a charity theater. Death notices mourn Mary Nicross wife of Harry Horton and Merton undergoing gall bladder operation. Trout fishing outlook favorable withMay 1 opening. weather influence on fish propagation discussed.
Vermont pension office recall under Judge Henry shows 16 400 pensioners, expenditures rose, and widows among the beneficiaries. Mentions Governor Curtiew, the New Hampshire district, and a figure about 5 014149 00 spending. Also notes debate over rebates on sugar freight and railroad cases, with numerous named firms and officials. Court notices in Vermont probate and divorce proceedings referenced, alongside a fatal mine disaster in France and a contract renewal for labor in a peisin shop.
Hyomei offers medicated air inhaled via pocket inhaler to destroy catarrhal germs and soothe irritated mucous membranes. Marketed as superior to patent medicines, the kit includes inhaler, dropper, bottle, and extra bottles, all at a low price with a money back guarantee by Geo K. Greene.
Affidavits and filings for the estate of Newfie deceased in Amesbury district. The probate court will decide on the will's validity at the probate office in Lancaster in 2006. Interested parties may appear to contest and address the court.
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