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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
8
Publication announces subscription details and terms for its readers. An advertisement from Allehy and Co. outlines pricing, delivery options, and contact information for renewals and new subscriptions to the Windham County Reformer.
Vermont Reformists split over local option liquor laws as 88 Prohibitionists and 145 Loyal Gylion men weigh a referendum. Key figures include Mel Cullough Clemence and Rep Porter, with Merrifield and Conland named in support and opposition. The piece notes partisan tensions, upcoming ballots, and the potential impact on state politics and governor races.
A partisan account argues Vermont voters rejected prohibition with strong turnout and widespread drinking patterns mirroring other states. It critiques Republican leaders and notes wider public opinion shifting against strict alcohol bans, forecasting policy challenges and potential new legislation.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Martha M Bradford wife of Rev Moses Be Bradford longtime pastor at Grafinn Mabistir venue. Born in Westmoreland she leaves several children. The piece mentions Kimball Union Academy and political context in Vermont with references to Marc Lyon and state governance.
A local page records multiple social events including marriages and anniversaries. Activities feature the Robertson settlement, Wing returning to work at the Congressional church, a fifth wedding anniversary party, a marriage at Sax Falls, and various visits and greetings among families in Putney near Guilford and Springfield with notes on residents, guests, and local employers.
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