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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1904
Page
4
The opening showcases a large stock in the Women's Garment Section. Garments are described as beautiful, well fitting, and stylish with prices kept low. Styles range from short blouse coats to long mannish tailored coats. Expert fitting guarantees results as good as made to order.
Boston residents Ellen Rinson and C L Merce visited relatives in town while Mrs EM Goodenough and Alma Niles spent the week in Boston. Others travel to Holyoke and Palatka for wintering. families begin housekeeping. Brandon hosts Ozro Meacham's funeral. Gibson family returns to Hudson after visiting aunts.
The piece notes Foley's and Tor as the people's favorite cough remedy regardless of the presidential outcome. It cites reports of quick relief from colds and prevention of pneumonia, including a reader from Indiana praising Foley's Honey and Tar after three months of severe cold.
A stream of personal notices lists residents and visitors: J A Shine travels to Wotla Maw Tunaday for a visit, Gilham in New York City a week on business, Hopkinson improving after illness, and many others returning or departing. Several names head to Virginia Boston Worcester Norwich and Montreal for short hops, with appendicitis surgery and hospital stays noted, plus travel to White River Junction and Chicago for winter plans.
The store touts a broad range of women's outer garments with pricing from five to forty five dollars and up to twenty five dollars for coats and jackets. It highlights suits in varied jackets, fancy hats, scarves, fur trims, and accessories including gloves and linens, urging shoppers to visit the window display and take advantage of Saturday specials.
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