Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1895-03-16

The "Boston Stars" appear here
March 2Sth.
Henry c. johnson went to Boston
Thursday.
Wahlee Lung was in Boston sew
eral days the past week.
Miss Mabel Cook of Rutland is
visiting at Mrs. Harriet Chapman's.
w. S. Hewitt is at home from a
trip to New York and Washington.
Mrs. ]. M. Hapgood and Miss
May Washburn went to New York
city Friday.
John c. Woodbury. is in Malone,
N. V, where he has position in a
drug store.
Mrs. VIM. E. Johnson and Miss
Johnson returned from Boston We'd
nesday.
Unsatisfactory Brothers Elite
Minstres- Wednesday evening Mar.
20.
DR.. Boynton lectured at Rovalton,
Tuesday evening, on "Vesuvius and
Pompcii."
Mrs. VIM. S. Dana of Turner's
Falls, Mass, is at Mrs. E. NJ.
Dana's.
Miss Helen Mari Shaw, editor of
"The Women's Corner" of the Bos-
ton Journal, is at Payson Pierce's.
About a dozen car loads of wool,
100000 pounds, have arrived at the
station, on the way to the Mackenzie
mill at Bridgewater.
Harry A. Durham of the Elm
Street market has sold his farm, the
Gallup place, to Frank "A. Fairbanks
for $1,000.
DR.. O. w. Sherwin and Franklin
S. Billings were last Monday even
ing elected members of the Wood
stock Club.
Itso Walker, who is employed at
the Creamery, met with an accident
Wednesday, finger being caught in
the machinery and badly jammed
Frederick. Chapman has been APP
pointed trustee of the Norman Will
liams Public Library, to fill the va
cancy created by the death of Frank
lin N. Billings.
Mrs. White and Miss Mabel
White, who have been visiting Mrs.
Whites parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
B. Merrill, returned to their home
in Springfield, Mass, Tuesday.
County Examiner E. H. Whitehill
has been away this week conducting
teachers examinations at Ludlow,
Bethel, White River Junction and
Springfield.
Several wheelmen were seen spin
ming about the town Sunday, it be-
ing the first appearance of bicycles
this spring, and on the concrete
walks found it fair travelling.
Reed Bros. hung few buckets in
their orchard last week, and some
this week, but it has been little too
cool for sap to flow freely, and no
sugar has vet co ne into the market.
ohn Pierce has moved from the
Capt. Snow farm to Lebanon, n.
H., where he has work. His fam
lily is spending 4 few weeks with
Mrs. Pierce's sister, Mrs. Fred Clark
of High street.
Edward A. Gilbert, who has been
acting somewhat queerly since his
return home after twenty years alb
sence, has been pronounced of un,
sound mind, and Wednesday he was
taken to the Bratteboro retreat.
Supt. Porter of the Woodstock
railroad has purchased of Jacob An
derson Ioo-ioot lot opposite the
station. Mr.. Porter will build a
two-story frame tenement on the
ground for renting purposes.
A number of teachers are spend
ing the two weeks vacation at their
homes, Miss Simonds Is at Cam.
bridge, Mass, Miss Sessions at Mid
dlebury, Miss Marston at Brattle,
boro, ,and'Miss Fuller is spending a
few days in Barre.
Benjamin Dewey OF Claremont, is
an addition to the Elm Street mar.
ket force. = Mr.. Dewey thoroughly
understands all branches of the bust.
ness, and Mr.. Durham is fortunate
in securing his services, and also the
assistance of Henry Emery Of Pom.
fret.
The atteatioN of the road couh