Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-09-18

granite, polished columns of Ascut
ney granite supporting the dome
like cap, has been set up in the ole
cemetery near the Rhodes farm. Tn,
inscription on the monument tells 1t.
story:
Captain Charles Hutchinson provided b,
will for the erection of this monument as
tribute of respect for the memory of hi
great grandfather, Rev. Aaron Hutchinson
and his descendants, whose remains rest in
this burial ground.
On one side of the monument has
been fastened the old head stone
from the Rev. Aaron Hutchinson's
grave. 1t bears this inscription:
Rev. Aaron Hutchinson. Here lie his
Relics. He died Septr. 9th. A. ID. 1900, in
the IS y of his age X 5Oth of his ministry.
His days he passed in health, religi on and
down till night.
Recent Inn arrivals:-
New York-Mr and Mrs w Tenslow Hyde,
Mrs H Hinton, Miss Hinton, Miss Brush.
A + Childs, F W Calender, Mrs j L New
comb.
Boston-D 4 Gallagher, Mr. and Mrs G f
Merriam, Mrs j 9 HOadley, Mr. and Mrs w
H Macintosh.
Mr. and Mrs Spaulding, New London.
Ct; JAS A Chadwick, Fall River, Mass; Mr.
and Mrs l. H Shepard, Brookline. Mass;
Mrs Newbold, John Newbold; Philadel-
Bedford, Mass; Mr. and Mrs r s Crawford.
Annie L Crawford. Sybilla r Crawford,
Md Mr. and Mrs John G Lowe,
Chelsea, Mass: Mr. and Mrs f A Gushing,
Milton Mass; Mrs Edwin q Goshorn. Miss
Clara Goshorn. Cincinnati. o: DR. and Mrs
Joseph Stokes, MoorestOwn, N j; Robert o
Fuller, Cambridge, Mass.
"A. O. Adams of Marlboro, N. H.,
and his brother, A. A. Adams,
through woodstock tuesday
on their way to their old home in
this being the formers
first visit here in ~ years.
Mrs. Frederick Billings and Miss
Mary Billings spent Sunday in North
field.
E. A. Spear will have Il fine dis
play OF furniture at the fair next
week and those attending the exhi-
bition should not miss seeing it.
Death of DR.. Ira H. Adams.
Judge E. b. Adams received
telegram Thursday announcing the
Heath of his brother, Dr.. Ira H.
Adams, at his home in Derry, N. H.,
Wednesday evening. Dr.. Adams
sustained paralytic shock Wednes-
lay morning, and the end came in
about twelve hours. He was about
fifty years old and leaves wife
md two children.
DR.. Adams was born in Pomfret,
one of family Of seven brothers
md one sister, and he is the first
'nc to pass away. He was wei
Known here in his Younger days and
thirty years ago was clerk in Ander-
'on's store. He was prominent in
Odd Fellowship and was past grand
patriarch of the New Hampshire l.
,. O. F. DR.. Adams sister, Miss
Eta S. Adams. resides in Wood
stock. The funeral will be held at
Derry on Saturday at 1 o'clock p. NJ.
The Catholic Fair.
The Catholic fair at the town hall
closed Wednesday after three sue
;essful evenings. A list of the arti-
lies drawn and the names of those
holding lucky numbers follow:
Horse, top carriage and harness,
Arthur Meillcur, West Rutland.
Silver table set, "a pieces, Jennie
Quechee.
Foot rest, Miss Lille Etue, Low
III, Mass.
Piano lamp, John Toupp, Troy,
Y. Y.
Two cords wood, II F O'Connor,
Troy. N. Y.
Rocking chair, Fay Parkhurst,
Pair OF pictures, Serelia Paten-
Jude, Stockbridge.
Iron clock, \ J A DAILY, Boston.
Lady's gold watch, F w Went
worth, Woodstock.
Barrel of flour, Peter Gobie, of
Woodstock.
Silver combination, Miss K Can't
we'll, Woodstock.
Tub of butter, Brennan, Dew
'ys Mills.
Chamber set, Miss Mary Brady,
lebanon, N. Fl.
Table spread, Miss l. F Mcbride,
Barnard.
Electrical clock, NJ A O'Byrne,
Ga.
Lady's travelling case, Miss Emily
) Dewey, Quechee.
Carpet sweeper, Charles Derosier,
Woo stock.
Mich cow, Miss M Holland, of
Woodstock.
Hammock, Miss S Derosier, Que
:hee.
Silver cake dish, Mrs. Spaulding,
Quechee.
Pin cushion, Miss Della Kelly,