Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-01-30

. nlng to the South Framingham dis
t trict court. but was followed an,
! caught by Mr.. Manning.
He was held by the court tor the
October term of the grand jury
Then he was indicted for cheating,
hut escaped trial being adjudged in.
san:. and was committed to the asv-
lun. whence he escaped on Wcdncs-
lal Of last week. There are many
who question his insanity.
BADLY Hurt by Falling Tree.
me O. Fairbanks of North Pom
fret. brother of Jason and Will Fair
ban.s of this village, was very badly
inju cd on e,lncsday while cutting
down Il hemlock tree. 1t stood on Il
BAN; from which the snow had been
blown. leaving it icy and slippery.
Mr.. Fairbanks chopped partly
tho Ugh the tree and then finished
the job with Il saw. He expected
the tree would fail down the bank,
but contrary to his expectations it
dropped the other way, sliding down
swiftly over the ice. striking and
swe ping him along with it. A
limb struck him on the right side of
his head. breaking his jaw and nose
and cutting his lip badly, also max
iny bad wound behind the ear.
His left thigh was also struck, but
no bone was broken. He was rem
| deere insensihle, it is thought, for II
few moments. when he recovered
and called for help. which happened
to be near, and he was carried home.
lt'w IS Il very narrow escape for him,
the Stcnt of his injuries not being
ac,lv known at last accounts.
At tn, Churches Tomorrow.
Chrstian-Service atIo.3 Sum
day school and c. L. at the usual
hours.
Observation-Disclosures service
1880, sermon by the pastor; Sunday
scho Il after service. Junior meeting
) o'c ocli. Christian Endeavor 0.I5
O'Clock. Evening service 7 o'clock.
At the evening service the pastor
will continue his talks to young peo-
pie. he subject for tomorrow even
ing being 1.-THE Powers of Lite.'
Notwithstanding service at
1880. Junior meeting $3.50 o'clock,
Epwprth League o.I5 o'clock, Even
ing service 7 o'clock.
alisl-Usual morning and
evening services.
st. )amcs-Cs,ml morning and
evening services.
Qus onoe,
lis. Pa!jrr returned from visit
to her uau@hDrr in Kentucky on FRI
da, # last week.
Fred ,I.cvens received news that
his II other. residing in Bridgcwater,
was injured by the o>crturn,ng of
her carriage last week.
Mrs. Mary Pcnniman. late assist
ant il the post office, passed last
Sabbath with friends here.
Clarence Bowen came home home
from The Junction with an injured
hand ast week.
c> eral families complain of froz-
en- wells.
The gathering of ice enlists the
attention of many of our citizens this |
week
Gospel services are in progress
at the Methodist chapel during the
evenings of the present week.
We learn that Mr.. Wilder has
fount the owner of the cattle which
stray.l into his premises. And this,
it is said. clears up the mystery that
seemed to involve so many Young
cattle, all but one, it is reported.
having been found.
John Ncyctte is to use the rooms
over I.andcrs' store for pool room
and barber shop.
Saru,l Landcrs of Lebanon is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Thomas Gardner. ST., re-
ported quite i'll last week, is much
better.
Alice Leach, who has been in
Rutla'.d some time, is at home with
her parents.
MAJ ~iivlon was called home from
Boston last week 10y the illness of
her parents.
Master Mctclf Smith Of New
Bciford. AiIss., is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. !. J. Dewey.
Mrs. Harry Hudson and Mrs. Her
bert hudson recently visited in
Bridgtwatcr.
The entertainment given ut the
Hall Saturday evening by the Jack.
son Brothers drew full house.
The Oncc-a-W eek club meets with
Miss Hisco on Monday evening.
\CN. ; was received Tuesday of the