Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-01

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him in order to make an examination
of the injuries, which was done FRI
day afternoon. Mr.. Walker is Is
years old.
y Montreal party of six is at the
Inn. The members of the party are
Mr.. and Mrs. II. McI.ennan, Miss
Alice McLennan, Miss |. {. Nc
Lehman and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
McLcnnan. Among other arrivals
this week are Mrs. Frank Plumley
and {. A. Plumley of Mortified
and Miss J. NJ. Plumley of Kane,
Pa.
F, w. Wider was in Boston this
week.
Miss Laura Monta que returns to
Boston Monday after spending the
holiday week at home.
"News and Notes." VIM. D. Nc
Masters small but lively publca-
ton. appears with the New Year.
"News and Notes" is for silver and
hurrahs for VIM. ]. Bryan, whom it
states will be the next president.
Elton A. Smith has recently pur-
chased from Hood Farm, Lowell,
Mass, Il very promising young Berk-
shire boar. The AMI nal was sired
by Model Duke Lee, a son of the
great $3.50 Model Duke and King
Lees sister, full sister of the great
prize winning boar, King Lee. The
dam OF MIR. Smiths pig is the inn
ported sow, Warwick Lady. Hood
Farm is the home of some of the
most valuable breed specimens of
the Berkshire in America and in
selecting from this herd Mr.. Smith
has shown desire to have the best
that can be obtained in breeding
lines.
Miss Regis S NTH entertained
whist party of tour tables Thursday
evening.
Mrs. F. II. Reed has purchased G..
w. Marbles house on River street,
palin. an even $1,000.
Horace Finley has bought f. +.
Russell's place above the Woodstock
creamery for 500.
Fred Allard, who is employed at
Cloudiand farm, drove to Hau,-
mondsvilc Saturday night, taking
one of Richmond's teams. expecting
to return Sunday. Sometime dur
ing Sunday, however, one of the
rear wheels was taken from his car
ragc without his knowledge and he
spent Il day or two looking up the
missing wheel AMI the men who got
away with 1t. Suspicion fell on
Claude Cross and Joe Maynard and
it is understood that the matter is
not vet settled. Mr.. Allard finally
found the missing part of the vehicle
and he returned to Woodstock on
four wheels Tuesday.
Charles Batchclder is at home
from Norwich University.
The annual ball of George G.
Randall Post and Relief Corps will
take place at the town hall on Friday
evening, an. IS.
+. J. Squires, who is now en-
ploycd III the Howe scale works at
Rutland, is spending week or two
in Woodstock.
Miss Anna Marble returned to
Boston Friday.
THE Biiou Operetta Company"
give pleasant musical entertain
ne 1t at the town nall Monday even
ing. 1t was on short notice and the
audience was small. 1t seems that
the conpany's agel.t billed Wood
stock. y. H., instead of Woodstock,
VT. the non-appearance of ndverts-
ing matter here being due to his
mistake. Mail and express matter
intended for Woodstock, \. H.. is
received here every day, but mis-
take of the kind noted seldom Occurs.
Mrs. Caroline S. Scott died at her
home at West Woodstock about
II.3o O'Clock Thursday. after an ill.,
ness of few days, IN her 10Th year.
She leaves daughter, the wife of
Mason Mills. The funeral will he
held today at O'Clock. Interment
at West Woodstock cemetery.
Hon. John l.. Spring of Lebanon,
\. H., was in town Thursday.
Mis-, Elsie Chase is at home for
the holidays from Mleridcn, y III.
James II. Chapman of Phi!adcl-
phia spent Christmas here.
: mass will be celebrated 1T the
Catholic church at 10. 80 O'Clock this
morning.
O. III. Freeman, who has been in
business here for many years, has
sold the stock and fixtures of his