Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-02
Whi.e River junction.


WhI.e River junction.
| Prolonged whistIiny by code b
two -lrnged locomotives 4
HIS Sunday night failing to arous
the h'av, s!cepers OF the fire depar.
mcnt, second alarm was blown TO
Il icrcc chime, Gre in the bushes
block occupied by II. J. Banagan
Geo. |. AIurdocN and \. II. Wolfe
The h.azc was got under contro
without assistance from the depart
m.nt.
NJ. Buzzell has removed iron
the cottage near the 'golden stairs
to the house owned hv {. Nj. rerrlll
Mr. | uHzcil gave most acceptable
c0rnct accompaniment to a solo If
the o>c1ciSvs at the Congregations
church. !, est Lebanon, last Sunday.
The Smith VS.. l}ngley case, which
WAS to have been tried at this term
Of Windsor County Court, has been
carried over to ;hc MAY t.rm.
he Loyal Cub COOK book of
about 100 pages and advt rising is
! on sale at tlu stores.
X. III. Lyon has moved from
Neuromc Pace to the tenement
owned ~ George W. Smith, near
Smith, block.
Ephrai,n ADAMS is erecting Il two
story o,ls;, on the Point.
The steady call for q. W. Smith
Il son : handsome calendars, in six
designs. indicate, that the firm has Il
popular thing at Il low price.
Horace Cleveland has moved into
the Saith tenement over Bagley's
store.
Frank IIanchett. who has been
dangerously i'll OF pneumonia, is
slowly convalescing.
VIII Gibson, in employ of DECKER
man X Co.. Concord, spent Christ
mas with his parents.
{. :. Wilson'S new house ON the
upper terrace is nc"rl Y ready for oc-
cupanry. 1t is a modern structure
in all respects.
y, +. lIazrn is building a house
and BAN ON land recently purchased
b; hn1 on the "Ilighlands."
Mr.. I.ittlc'icld of the depot res
ta,rant was Slightly burned about
the tate Monday by an explosion of
gas.
c. G. Aldrich Amcs was called
on of town last week by the death
of Mrs. Am"s father.
Harry Carroll, a salesman for
Geo. ". Smith Il Son, met with an
accident on the road Thursday
morning. When going down Il hill,
4 little out If iowa. something broke,
letting the sample wagon on to the
horse, which got away with the for
wand wheels AMI ran to the stable.
Mr.. Carroll was thrown but received
no serious injury. In coming down
from Hartford the horse took issu.
WITH one Of Edison & Chadwick's
olra; carts. with the result that the
driver ,clcgraphcd to West Lebanon
'or IN %hcr cart.
he sc'r>tmcn of Hartford have
place. = Substantial iron railing on
c:thcr ail, # tht road leading to the
NV iron bridge over the Connccti-
cut.
L. L. sykes is slowly recovering
from a severe Illness.
{. {. Davis, the pc ,oular principal
o. the high school, has returned from
Il trip t, " ashington, d. G.
Rev. y. r. Brown has rendered
his res gnrti,n rs rector of St. Pauls
chucn, TO take effect early IN Janu-
AIRY. hen lac will go to Detroit,
Mich
irving \. lazen and wife of
Brookhn, \. r., are in town
the holidays.
Z. \. Austin. who has been in
emplo, of Hanover Steam Laundry,
has cnt red employ Of A. G. Martin.
The "Deacon's Daughter" is to BE-
played at Gates Opera House, Jan.
John Nj. Gilbcrt's meat market is
much improved by painting.
Barn; .rG
Alfred abbott and family have re.
turned to Rutland.
Edgar IIathorn has gone back to
Milford, y. II.
Mrs. Chas. Morse of Quechee is
at her f,'her's, Peter +. Riley's.
Results of the races last Tuesday
were Il; follows:
FRS, racc-Nill + Adams first.
Rolly Crowcll second, Perry Adams
third.
Scconl-Gcorge Kelly first, Maui
rice L;llcy second, Charles Lowell
third.
The ice is IN first rate condition
for tro,ting and it is improved at the
present writing. Old Barnard has
r,,t fr.t utncl. ,nt