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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
7
Northfield notes show the Woman's Club hosting an informal birthday gathering for a local member with tea and social time. Attendees included Mrs. Moni and Mrs. Callender among others, with plans for future visits and church attendance noted along with community happenings.
Plymouth residents report visits by Cora Gillman and Mrs Francon, church services planned for Sunday, and family matters. Fred Coombs assists care for an aunt, while Mrs Godda and Mrs McMillan visit from Cleveland. An injury from a North Adams incident is noted as serious with hospital care ongoing. A meeting planned for Thursday next week invites all members.
Vernon village reports an annual meeting of Union Church Association with a musical reception. The event honors a late president, lists attendees and volunteers, and notes ongoing church activities, local moves, and community updates including households, reunions, and preparations for future services.
The clipping lists local moves and visits across several towns. Mentions include Laelwennk dividend note, Hold Hand Music visit, Grange Wilmington events, Mr and Mrs Dean Sunvilie, additions at hie tll, Niles Stone Bros, W H Einsteinock, and various church and town happenings. Families like Stowell, Brantford, and Derby residents appear among school, church, and social activities.
Obituary notices from Putney report Henry H. Laughton age 73 a lifelong resident dying near Crain Mass. Funeral arrangements are mingled with community notices including visits from relatives and multiple local names. The fragmentary text mentions Mrs Helen Rotertwin and others as part of the local scene with routine church and social references.
Bartonville society round up includes visits from Mayme Morris of Bellows Falls to Mr and Mrs Sabin Morris and Mr Angell of Bellows Falls visiting Mrs Angell. Frank Walsh and infant return from sister Mrs E M Welch’s, while Charlie Dean comes home from West Woodstock and Quebec. Burtensville baseball sees loss of crack shortstop and praises Carl Lamanion as promising infield and pitching prospects.
Dr Smith or vaverite hosted four guests this week while Lee's welcomed visitors attesting the Vakey fair. Mrs Rosie Dean dropped by BO Lee's and C H Newton's. D Collins of Halifax is a guest at Edge River farm. Ree M Blineherd preaches at 11 am and 7 30 pm Sunday. Wilmington Delaware-bound party left Massachusetts after a month with C H Newton's. she leads the people’s settlement in that city.
Fragmentary text notes a reference to Up to Die and a Walter fair with an evening event. The readable portion implies a subscription call for the Reformers.
Dr Smith of Gaysville spent Mot day night at G 1 Williams s. Miss Delia Tutwill operates the work with friends In Tawtshund. Marts Rabbing spent Sunday with his Wife AE Mrs Mella Hercupk s. Mrs Wolcott the school teacher is spending the List of the week at her home Hydarnatea. Mite Rdny Jackson Trimble af Wa tenvliet N Yo in the guest of Mr and Mrs EO Richardson. Join Warres Willlime and Stiss Janny Cheney were oorrćial at the dee Tome Taraday evening. Sept 1 Gwite ti the Mies of The bride s fother the wedding wits A very quint about tifteen trieeds believer Mee. Loreen Powers of Williamerite entertained a number of frivada in honor of her birthday Shonday Sept 4 Among Thome present were Mrs Prices Sprague Mia Prank Allen and her three children William Olive and Robert af ducksenw lily Mrs Tue tin Thomas of Marlboro Mes Bynum Standelltt gad felemt Mrs Asti Ms Hole of Bernardston, Mr and Mrs Lyman Powers of Marlboro, Henry Powers of East Dover, Mrs George Winchester of Marlboro and Mrs Albert Halliday of this town.
Henry Styles at work for EA Witla HLaddy a visiting Townshend and Brattleboro. Mra Dawes of Tees Geeve visits her sister as teen. Pred Wheeler serves as foreman in nearby town. A servant named necked Mr. als declines to help Emeest Pile. a man suffers head bruising in a street incident.
Jamaica region notes describe residents moving between towns and states, visits, and local happenings. Several families and individuals are listed with travel, illness, sales, and house moves, including Mr and Mrs Walter White at Lah low, Mies Ning Clete leaving Turat tonite, and Mrs Matin visiting Brattleboro. The East Jamaica and East Dover sections report church events, a dances at the schoolhouse, tax deadlines, and local social gatherings with numerous named residents and small-town tasks.
The report notes a close game with Wansbadd and Laldeu teams, a 4 to eye-wut score, and mentions Van Zant and Leominatec players. It highlights management improvements and a 27-game schedule, plus community events and local visits. The piece references residents in Hillsborough, Springfield, Northampton, and Upper Canada, with social notices and a quiet wedding for Mr and Mrs Meacham’s daughter, Sara, to Frank R. Stebbins.
A switchman from Chisengo reports a cold settling in his kidneys improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He claims two-thirds of a bottle cured him after other advertised remedies failed. Sold by All Dealers.
Chesterfield highlights a sequence of visits and calls as residents, including Mr and Mrs C W Taylor from West vizey visiting CL Puffer and wife. Miss Chetty Spaulding, a local teacher, hosts visitors while Miss Mares of Bexttletwro teaches here and is joined by her mother and Mr Frost. Reverend Jones shares an exchange with GH French Westmoreland, and Mrs Alege returns to Port Smith. Mr and Mrs W K Ware plan to stay at their hotel Monday as Mr and Mrs Rugg have summered there.
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