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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1895
Page
3
Hawley presents a broad assortment of Women's, Misses', and Children's Outalle Garments with fashionable coats, jackets, capes, and skirts. Stock emphasizes stylish cuts, quality cloth, and value, including low priced coats, navy and grey jackets, fur capes, and varied sizes, reflecting demand from Greenfield and surrounding valleys.
Advertises a broad apparel and fabric discount event with lots of wool dress goods, calico wrappers, plaid waists, gowns, and underwear. Notes price points from 25c to 2.50 per yard, big lots of calico wrappers at reduced prices, and imminent opening of a holiday book sale. Mentions Wool plaid, serge, velvet trimmings, and blanket offerings at wide ranges. Names no specific person or place.
The text blends names and events from theater and concert life with scattered places and performers. Mentioned figures include McConkey, Thomas, Merry, and a YMCA reference. The passage also touches on opera notes and dramatic performances with vague dates and locations, presenting a mosaic of cultural mentions without a single clear narrative.
In Woodsville court Milo Gray faced charges amid testimony from about a dozen witnesses. County Solicitor George H. reviewed evidence as to the women who testified of Gray's movements after his wife vanished. Testimony included accounts from Aliced Bedell of Littleton and Mrs Emar Frinsell and two daughters in Canada, alleging Gray’s statements about his wife’s fate and travels to California.
A long, dense column critiques Vermont Republicans for ignoring the youth and promoting elder leaders. It cites voices arguing for change, mentions candidates in Ohio and New York politics, and discusses party strategy, youth representation, and possible reforms amid national issues.
In Montpelier the Vermont Supreme Court ruled on state v Walter Martin. Martin, employed by a Rutland firm, pleaded guilty to selling liquor and was barred from withdrawing that plea on appeal. The court upheld the county court ruling, ending a common practice of withdrawing guilty pleas on higher review.
A disjointed account from a Boston source describes a decorative webwork scene with logwood accents. It notes a spider descending from a chair and hanging above an organist’s hands, with subsequent observations of the same spider and altered musical selections.
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