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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
8
Hinsdale community events include knitting and arts clubs, church suppers, a whist party, and a new pastor at Universalist church. Students and residents attend birthdays, lectures, and school activities while town officials discuss health, finances, and road work amid a season of illness and family visits.
House-cleaning time is here with tubs pails washboards lines and pins in stock at varied prices. Start early and have your home cleaned quickly by visiting today.
The Brattleboro area itemizes current progress in the Reformer's Great Quaker Range Voting Contest with a weekly update and outcome so far. The list reflects the voting totals to date and highlights changes from the prior period.
Allie Dear Propers Unitarian church Rev B Q Os piath Severy Sunday 9 10 Sunday school 14h Theme for next Sunday Highway to God All are welcome Christian Science Market block services Sunday 1 am Sublimed Reality Sunday school 12 am Testimonial meeting Wednesday 7 20 pm Reading room open Tuesday Thursday Saturday 2 to Tope mt Universalist church welcome Morning worship 10 230 o clock with Lenten series on the Personal formations of Jesus Christ Sam the vine or the indwelling Christ Sunday school Uaem Senior Union 7 yi fe Mi welcome South Londonderry Hotel sold George K and George O Davis of Newfane bought the hotel property in South Londonderry taking possession April 1 WGK WANTE April Must be competent Hinpetend Wa eyed wa eet aie Nine storytver for the Hlebato Wite
Mrs Evans recovers from illness at home while Behoo Academy reopens Monday with same staff Mr Perkciow and his sister and one new pupil Mr Baker. Herbert Thurber hired by Mrs Bigelow to manage her farm after Spaulding moved to the village. Leonard Taylor to move back to Brattleboro village for work at Betoy’s shops. Mr Davis narrowly escapes accident as horse gallops, breaking a wharf and scattering wheels.
A testimonial from Mass. G. J. Peart of Roxbury Street praising Blood Wine as a remarkable medicine. The writer claims kidney disease and severe rheumatism improved after using Blood Wine, calling it a miracle and urging others in ill health to try it. The letter was dated February 3, 1903, from Gibraltar NH.
Margaret Fitzgerald of Amory Street Manchester writes she suffered nervous prostration and loss of appetite and sleep. After starting Blood Wine she felt better after one bottle and continued until fully cured, praising the tonic for building up her strength.
Mrs. Howard Warren of 143 Main Bins Concord New Hampshire says her over ninety year old mother uses Blood Wine as an excellent remedy for colds and coughs. She calls it a stimulant for blood and nerves that overcomes throat and lung irritation and suits aged people.
Mr John Cronin of 25 Arlington Street Manchester New Hampshire reports his daughter Nellie suffered an impure blood condition that caused eczema in its worst form. After trying many remedies he says Bio Wine cured her and restored her blood to an excellent, clear condition.
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