Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-07-09
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK.
8NIr. and Mrs. II. p. Clark and
b. and Mrs. II. c. Gushing spent
3 Fourth at Lake Mitchell.
IA young deer strolled across F..
1. Doton's farm a few days ago,
ding leisurely on the way.
Hrhe trees in a. E. Fuller's big
ehard IN Pomfret are again put
bg forth leaves after having been
Tipped by the forest worms, an en-
,,raging sign that the trees arc not
killed. The conditions are
ubtess about the same in other
fhards similarly afflicted, but the
Yes will not bear this year. Maple
Yes, unlike the apple, do not put
"a leaves a second time, so it will
&c another season to learn just
" much they were damaged and
" many were killed by the tree
its. Henry Brockway of Pomtret
ID spraying lot of his fruit trees,
ng hundreds of buckets of pois-
~ BUS liquid, but the attempt to
m out the caterpillars was not
y effective, as very soon the trees
re again swarming with then.
a farmers who have lost their
i this year are now turning their
Fntion to saving their potatoes
IN this they are confident of be-
successful, rs the potato bugs
much easier fought and de-
!cd.
ISIS Kate Daniels of Boston and
I&gh Alill,ken of Stamford, c.,
xRt the Woodward mansion.
Barnard correspondent says:
.1 llazcn, civil engineer of
I'M ford, has spent days in the
IN clerks office looking up old
RI rds. His object is to survey
M establish lines and bounds of
famous Lakota Park. Here
III bout Il thousand acres of land
s. before they became the prop
\ of this Lakota club, lay COM
lively worthless Il hundred years
the settlement of Barnard.
with all the improvcmeA ITS
the expense laid out around La
lake (tormerly known as Luce's
~ this lake is considered of
value. Hence the club en-.
5 this veteran surveyor to run
mes. Mr.. Hazen has spent a
3 lite in his profession and al
gh the frosts of more than
n winters have lett their mark,
iS brain remains clear. When
job is finished we shall expect
@ and bounds to be correct.
thur l.. West of Woodstock,
pcrienced printer, is now en-
n in the office of the Claremont.
ls :, Advocate.
Foster Rhodes was in town Il
u ays this week.
odstock will have Il Sunday
amt8 this summer, through the ef-
ptl pf Postmaster Chapman. The
n Hill be brought up by the teams
ng the newspapers, which will
axe outgoing mail. The out
/ mail will close at 9. 80 Il. m.
S Mary Hayden of Washing
,. G., is at the Hayden home
IS Luna Converse is the guest
IS Syb,l V. Boynton.
Ere was Il general departure
't.ot'town resorts the morning
+ 4th and the day here was Il
one save for the swapping of
ackers. a large party was
aimed at Lakota park and cele.
ns at various points took many
from home. Contrary to ex.
ions. the day was fairly cool
comfortable after the terrible
Sunday, the shower not in
ng with any .ne's pleasure.
4 faly morning train carried Il
passengers to the Junction,
of them taking in the celebra-
'!z Lebanon. returning on a late
3: lam {. Mahan of East Cam
Mass, resident of Wood.
some years ago, die! at the
rh"setts general hospital at
Sunday night. He was UNI
ilv the victim of an assault
bbery. He went from Provi.
to Boston Saturday and early
} morning was found by pc.