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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1903
Page
4
The Brattleboro area reports rising prosperity with crowded hotels and busy real estate. A town-wide push urges improvements from depot dust to garbage dumps, plus a spirit to beautify and attract visitors and residents alike.
Social and personal notices recount a flood of visits and journeys. Names include Morrie, Wilder, Knigntat, Haveligin, Clery, Hawley, Hooker, Larnan, Leateur Harber, and many others traveling to Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Windsor. Mrs Perris Vaughtin and the Amherst household guests appear among frequent returns to homes and workplaces.
Hawley reports arrival of final clearance stock from three leading manufacturers. He offers high grade model suits at reduced prices with ranges from 25 dollars for current 35 to 37.50 dollar suits, down to 7.50 to 12.50 for 10 to 17.50 dollar styles, targeting customers seeking bargains from the New York market.
The notice announces a second sale of hats and flowers beginning at eight o clock. It mentions the event as a community sale and notes the time but provides few additional details.
Catalog note lists women tailored suits Ligen and Swiss muslin dresses foulard silk and satin sewn ensembles with eta mine suite separate skirts and bik counts offered at reduced prices amid a retail clearance. IG MCMENIMEN Fiat St.
Estey Fire Co historic town fire unit of over ninety years faces disbandment and sale of its steamer. Town may buy and relocate engine No. 3 to bolster protection, with Brattleboro and West Brattleboro considered for housing. Chief Sanders regrets loss while two outside offers exist. Also notes local death of Holland P. Freeman and community happenings.
Board of License Commissioners notes terse remarks about a local case involving Fred W. Pctoam and a disputed pitfall in Windaws area. Hearing record highlights questions of ownership and compliance with wartime safety standards amid community concerns.
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