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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
4
Advertises a wide range of women’s suits and skirts from sample, model, and tailor made lines. Prices span 3.50 to 55.00 with many midrange options and a Saratoga Springs Wrapper fall line. Emphasizes quality over price with motto Not how cheap but how good.
War ner Scott and Elle Scott wed in a simple service at Forest Street with relatives present. George Warner, a traveling salesman, and Miss Elle Scott are to reside on Whig Street after November 1. Annie Nichole and Henry Lenn married in Walpole with a modest parlor setting, hydrangeas and silver decor. Other vows include Leonart of Walpole and Miss Parker in a quiet ceremony at a local home, with close family as witnesses and a brief reception. A separate union for Dr. Chiples George Wheter and Miss Mutty Linty occurred at the Methodist church, attended by few relatives, with the couple planning a wedding trip.
A village annual fair showcases the Grafige Dramate Club under Mrs Fronont Hamilton and Mrs Maverette Fisher. Guests enjoyed a chicken supper, candy booth, lemonade stand, and prize tables. Volunteers, booths, and a Grange dramatic program highlighted the evening with performances by local cast members.
Beprdlebora Longue hosts an informal benefit at The American House for players of four league teams. A banquet featured speeches by Wheel Club president George FB Tarden and others, with proceeds distributed among the four teams and notes on upcoming athletic plans and community support.
The notice lists bulk buckwheat and pancake flour from Aunt Maria's, along with fresh butter and premium maple syrup. It emphasizes readiness to fulfill all demands and provide quality provisions.
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