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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1904
Page
6
Mrs Werestitz of Buffalo New York testifies that after three months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her kidney pains vanished, complexion cleared, eyes bright, and overall health improved greatly, as she urges others to try the remedy.
The Probate Court of Vermont issues notices for Daniel Brosnahas estate and Frank A. Richmond estate. Hearings set in Brattleboro and Heber on September 24 1904 for admittance of will and sale of real estate. Registers Albert Schwenk and Frank A. Richmond appoint observers.
A severe lightning storm on a Saturday night caused fires and damage across Vermont towns including Royalton Benson and North Adams. Homes barns hay and cattle were burned or struck. at least one house lost, several injuries reported, and insurance losses totalled around 600 dollars. Public services and communities mobilized quickly to fight blazes and aid victims.
A damaged letter from Evansville Indiana describes long illness and attempted treatment over five years. The writer mentions emotional distress, fatigue, and a desire for relief, but the text is garbled and only partial. No clear names of doctors or dates are identifiable.
A large labor campaign promises 14 000 workers will be put off by a sustained strike. The movement, led by 22 unions, targets anticom, with new governor general Ryan slated to speak. Widespread suspensions could affect 19 000 workers, while those who return may face wage cuts or lack of recognition. The strike aims to enforce an eight hour day and shift wages while maintaining hourly rates.
The town notes opening of north school Tuesday with Edith Doughix as teacher and a host of locals including Mine CHadge Cheney, Nellie Dickineon, and Avene Miller involved in staffing. Community events include entertainment by local residents, jury duty summons in Newfane, and a nearby auction of the HM. V. Hrewge farm with strong prices.
The Grange main meeting discusses election matters at the Silo and social events including a cake and pie sale. Local moves, visits, and travels are noted with various residents returning, attending, or hosting in Columbus, Rosboro, and nearby towns.
West Wardsboro column reports Mrs J A Streeter Aire Street and M Shine tied up with rheumatic illness. Mrs Deets, Roxal Jerndley, and Avis Adams on the sick list. Print Gurortt back from Aimhorel March after visiting Mrs Shines. Recent visitors Mrs Payn of Waterbury Connecticut and other relatives. Walter Willer of Wilmington and Carters, Mrs Lamb, and friends mentioned. George Sawyer and two daughters Misses Alchel and Crave of Springfield Mass noted. Miss Pitta and Mrs Mille Itgrey Tad, Mes Tatterfield at Brattieboro, M S Maskne and Roy Lymay family of Gecenteht at his brother’s. Rh Lymer.
Loren L Ranney, long prominent in the Brookline area, died Sunday September 4 from a paralytic shock suffered earlier in the week. He had lived in the town for around fifty years and was described as a quiet farmer and citizen. His death follows a period of illness and he leaves a widow and several relatives.
Townshend residents and visitors are listed with names and places, including Miss Newgilde at Mr Mason's and Mrs Parker at Townehend Inn. A Friday meeting at Stra. Haker's drew a large crowd. delegates were chosen for Windham county churches in Westminster. A Congregational concert by Miss Exttier Tale and Miss Hamlin entertained attendees with a varied program.
Mr Aul Mee and A B Hadlock visited relatives in Deri Massachusetts. Miss Annie Cook of Townshend plans a visit at FL As Mood. The regular prayer meeting was held Tuesday night instead of Wednesday. A temperance rally replaced Chaxtinn Indeavor on the first Sunday evening. Mrs Whitey and son from Townshend and Mr Hoscik from Middleboro attended. Holden's, Mrs Helen Jones attended the Windham county Congregational churches conference at Westminster. Honey Farnet and family of West Tilmer and Lydia Fullerton of Townshend are visiting Agnall Farwell's. Miss Antsy Gurfield is teaching. Junior Hortense Gwitter moved to Newfane to attend fall term with her niece Miss Hysel Switzer of Brattleboro.
West Dover and surrounding towns see visitors and residents sharing events this week. J P Sergent of West Brattleboro and Mere Core E Fisher of New York are noted as spending time in town, with extended visits from relatives and friends. A republican rally at the church drew attendance despite threatening weather, while residents like Mrs. N W Rice of Wilmington, Rev W A Hallbronk of Amherst, and trips to Massachusetts and Jacksonville are mentioned among ongoing social exchanges.
East Dover reports Ralph Howeyx at Wrington alongside Tall G2 Fe Roberts blooming sunflowers measuring 14 inches in diameter with others similar. Lilly Mowe did work for De PB. White of Willinsville Bayt returns Taney Stee. Albee Kobusas works there with Mr and Mrs Mbert Rice of Thattiebury. Mrs Adame and Miss Grice Sherman visit. Rev S Sherman and family attend Burset gathering.
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