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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
5
Brattleboro notes many residents traveling to Moston and Rutland with posts, visits, and social events. Local names include Waterman, Woodward, and Word of mouth. trips cover New York, Springfield, Boston, and Montpelier with family events, funerals, games, and church activities. The item reflects a busy midweek social scene and preparations for upcoming football games and community services.
Garment sale offers women misses and children coats and suits at deep reductions. Sample high grade items include navy long coats and grey 48 inch suits with actual values up to 815.00, priced at 30.00 down to 12.50, plus gloves in black white and colors from 1.00.
The Vergennes newspaper notes efforts to aid Thames and Windham county fish stocks, praising Mr. Thomas for long service in the fish and game department. It argues state hatchery control should reside in Windham, urging continued support for the commissioner and fisheries program.
The schedule lists a Sunday session on the life of Christ and Tuesday practice by the senior team. New members join several clubs including Charles Cote and Thinves Newell, with Mrs Wilcox and Mr Beockington hosting supper. Initiations and varied activities fill the week across the Lite Prubijen club and related societies.
A Seattle audience welcomed Madame Modjeska in Lady Macbeth with praise for her mastery and dramatic insight. The revival featured Charles D. Herman as Macbeth and Frederic Montague as Macduff, with strong support from Lowers, Hoyt, and others, while Pox Manager guided a well staged traveling cast through frequent scene changes.
Everett W. Burdette of Boston condemned municipal ownership as a failure in a New England Urinch talk before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. He noted growing political contention and partisan press reactions, urging careful consideration of the issue amid ongoing debate.
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