Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-07-10
IN md ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

81 The following item from the Rut-
land Herald of Wednesday, July 7,
A is of interest here, Mr.. Barrett's for
mcr home:
Miss Laura G. Cheney, daughter
of Henry w. Cheney, and John A.
Barrett of New York We're quietly
married at the brides home on
Pleasant street yesterday morning,
with only family friends present.
Rev. DR.. E. NJ. Haynes performed
the ceremony. The house was rich.
Aly decorated with kindly gifts of
flowers to the bride, and there was
3 no iormality. Refreshments were
served after the ceremony and Mr..
and Mrs. Barrett took the afternoon
train tor New York."
Recent arrivals at the Inn -
New York-Mr and Mrs JAS Thorne Har-
n per. Mrs. VIM II Oven, Vim IL Owen, Jr.
X Boston Mr. and Mrs George II Leonard,
Miss Leonard, Mrs A & Smith, A NJ Mack
q cnAir
Montreal Lady Al bot, Miss Abbott, Mr.
and Mrs G T. Richard OF, Mrs II l. Gault,
Morrcc. Nlss Morrice.
"A Fisher, Bellows Falls: 10. Shnttuck,
Jr, Lawrence, Mass; Stephen II Arnold.
Miss Arnold, Miss NJ Il Arnold, Edward D
purrc. Providence. r |, Mr. and Mrs r
Nlratland. Salem. Mass; Miss Leach, Hun
over. n II; Mr. and Mrs + A Cushing, + W
Forbes, Milton. Mass Mr. and Mrs F II
Brooks. Miss Tyler, Miss Bartlett, st,
lohnsbury.
Ex-Capt. Daniel w. Stevens, a
retired member of the Boston fire
department, died at his home in that
city "Wednesday from consumption
after long and painful illness.
During the past few years he spent
considerable time in Barnard, at
Stephen Hoar's, and in frequent Wis
It's to Woodstock made many ac-
quaintances hore. Though but p
years old, Capt. Stevens had won
SiNit il')ltoIS 10 Il lIlCllbSi vi tiIl III
pNrtmcnt and was one of the most
popular men in the service. He
leaves wife and one child.
Mrs. Mary Fisher, who with
her husband and children formerly
resided here, died in New York city
on Tuesday, in her 10Th year. Her
remains were brought here for bur-
ial by her husband and three sons,
Charles NJ, Z. and Henry j., the
funeral service being held at 4
o'clock Friday. Interment was il
River Street cemetery.
Local base ball teams, captainee
by George Rice and Eugene Taylor
played IL iive-inning game Monday
afternoon, and there We're even &
few spectators present in spite of thu
swcltering heat. The score stoot
IS to 3 in favor of Capt. Rice
team.
The Shannon Comedy Compan,
opens weeks engagement at thu
town hall on Monday, July II. The
company comes we'll recommended
by the press and public and numbers
l., people. On Monday the laugh
ing success, "Nobody's Fool" vii
be presented. Popular prices, &c
and go cents. Children 10 cents
Monday night ladies IS cents to thu
hest seats in the house.
Miss Susie Pratt started for Chi
cago Friday, where she will TAX
charge of the drawing department il
IA Summer school.
Mrs. VIM. S. Dana returned t
Tuners Falls, Mass, Tuesday, &C
tonpanied by Mrs. E. NJ. Dana.
Mr.. A. NJ. Mills and a party fror
the Inn saw deer on the gulf roa
To Barnard a day or two ago.
had horns seven or eight inche
long, and was drinking from
stream near the road. 1t was quit
tame and after Running a short dis
lance after first being seen stoppe
and leisurely surveyed the part
with considerable interest.
Or>emus 5. Hix of West L.eba
non, y. H., has received Il pensio
of ST., a month, through the agenc
of John Gilman of Woodstock.
Dennis Hubbard, whose peculiar
ties made him a we'll known char
acter about Woodstock for som
years, died at the Vermont Soldier,
Home July /, aged 81 years, lat
Go. a, 9th n. H. infantry. II
was admitted to the Home Augu.
- 1895.
Capt. w. W. Pierce and wife c
Des Moines, Iowa, and Mr.. an
Mrs. II, ". Frost of Claremont, n
H. are guest, at p. A. Pierce's.