Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1896-06-27

Hill house Monday June 20, 80, and
July /, ;, 3. lie treats corns, bum
ions and lngrowing nails.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. \. Pierce have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
II. w. Frost, in Clarcmont.
Richard Billings of Amherst is in
town.
Arthur b. Wilder returned We'd
nesday from Il trip to Saratoga, n.
y.
Miss Alinc Boyce is at home from
Wellesley.
Miss Luna Converse of Wellesley
is visiting here.
Wallle Fisher, four years old, was
burned by powder Wednesday in a
little celebration preliminary to
Fourth of July festivities. His in
juries are slight, however-an eye
brow singed and hand Il triAe
scorched, but he has learned some
thing about explosives. The acct
dent happened on Mt. Peg, where
"Chub" SAWYER, another small boy,
had dug hole and filled it with
powder. The boys wanted to "see
it flash" "Chub" had no matches
and while he was absent hunting for
some Wallie found one and touched
off the powder with the above men
toned result, very surprising to
Wallie.
A coaching party to the Inn on
Wednesday evening took the place
of the annual reception of the Casque
and Gauntlet Senior society of Dart
mouth. After Il spread the members
of the party, which numbered forty
four ladies and gentlemen. enjoyed IA
dance, returning to Hanover about
II o'clock. The chaperones were
Mrs. Fred Chase, Mrs. Robert
Fletcher, Mrs. NJ. y. Duffy, Mrs.
Blanpied and Mrs. c. O. Jones.
Mrs. Frances S. Dana and family
of Brookline, came Monday and
opened their house tor the summer.
Mrs. b. V. Page of Milton. Mass.
is the guest of Miss Haskell, arr'iv-
ing Friday.
Mrs. VIM. +. Smith If Scranton
is at Mrs. Richmonds.
Nliddlebury college has conferred
the degree of l.. L. d. upon Henry
II. Vail.
Miss Alice Philips has returned
from New York. Mrs. J. l.. Lock-
wood accompanying her from STAN
ford, Conn.
Frederick Barrett of Rutland was
in town day this week. He en-
tiers Dartmouth next fall.
Edward Dana Sabine, a former
resident of Woodstock, died at his
home in Maiden, Mass, Tuesday,
June 3, after an illness of several
weeks, OF erysipeas. He was born
in Woodstock April 80, 1898, and
was the son of Elisha l.. and Eliza
beth Dana Sabin. When about ff-
teen years of age he entered Charles
Dana's store, where he renamed
clerk until 1860. He then removed
to Windsor, where he was for sew
eral years in partnership with the
late Henry c. Philips in the dry
goods trade. Later he went into
the insurance business, in which he |
has since been engaged, with the ex-
'ep''on of two years spent in Boston
IN Jordan & Marsh's store. He was
in Colorado several years, returning
east and locating in Maiden, Mass,
which has since been his home, some
years ago. He was an excellent
man OF business, and of the strictcst
integrity, and he there accumulated a
handsome fortune in insurance and
real estate. He married Julia A.
Davis of Hanover April FL, 1869,
who died a few weeks ago, her death
undoubtedly fastening his own end.
one child. Edward Dana, survives
them
The new Science building, the
magnificent gift Of DR.. Edward II.
Williams to the University of Yer
mont, was dedicated Tuesday, the
a0n"r being represented BY his son,
f'ot' Edward H. Williams, Jr., at
The. ceremonies.
Mrs. Ida Mcintyre and daughter