Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
III AID ABOUT WOODSTOCK

was cared fOf AT lnc Junction
"Wednesday night and was brought
home ON the morning train Thurs
day. The injury is quite severe and
painful and Mrs. Day suffered great
" while on the wa v here.
At the annual meeting of the
Woodstock National Bank held on
Tuesday, Jan. II, the following Of
ticcrs were elected: Dircctors-W
L. Johnson, w. S. Dew cy, f. $.
Mackenzie, S. E. kilncr, II. G.
Johnson. President, w. f. John
son; vicc-prcsident, II. G. Johnson;
cashier, +. w. Wilder.
Nahum Palmer of Willamstown
was in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Eaton went
to Boston Thursday.
New books have been received IT
the Norman Williams Public Libla-
ry as follows:
Bunlmm, Dearly Bought.
- mo Gentleman"
- Sweet Glover.
Howard The Open Door,
Mcrrinan. In ke,lar's Tents.
Pool. Mrs. Gerald.
Stimson, King Noanet.
WIKI ms, jerome, \ Poor Man.
ChnD,n 81 OrN OF tine Rhine tJl,
Goodwin. White Aprons.
Baron lie .Icrnc Memoirs
Browne, Rclgiu Mc,lici
Newell. King Arthur.
Chautaulun Series, vols.
The following letter explains it
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L hrarian Nrrr".l Mijaa.. i4..ror::
base ju,, Al,.yol r'... ,upor..-
tenGcnt o. D,'Hn".. s., 80 -c,, your :
brary onr nj Il g W r,.ie- - il ,J.il.
Register or H'u" book AZ ,uy d.s,o'n
thinking N'u ii! ~ he wll'uL t, miake
room forit i;o,Gng ii VII not 81; all Woo
stock in ~; suit Of some oil al appoint
Very ,,uly yours
NJ. LIAM u. GRour,
Miss Sarah p. Fletcher died
Thursday evening at Park Cottay,
which has been her home for sc> c Il,
years. She was the daughter O.
Gen. Asa Fletcher and was born in
Cavcndi>h, coming here about tn,
year 1925 with her father, the sheriff
Of the county, and they first lived i
the Jail building. Later they occu
pied the house where Villa Ii T..
Johnson now lives. After hen
fathers death she made her no &c
with her sister. Mrs. b. W. Rice
until the lattcr's death a few years
ago. The funeral will! be held t. .
day at Park Cottage at :, p. M. Rev.
+. W. Smith officiating.
George W. Marble has bought
the factory boarding house of the
ROYAL Manufacturing company and
will occupy it as residence in tine
near future.
kan tcmber returned to Rock
Point Institute Tuesday.
Mrs. f. S. Allen, accompanic,
by Mrs. McNanc OF New York
started for Santa Barbara, Cal.
Thursday, where they will spen,
y the winter
Ethan Allen Gushing of Milton
Mass, who has been i'll at the lnr
since September last, died W ednes
day afternoon, kidney trouble be
ing the cause of his death | lie ha,
been nearly blind for some time. lli
4 wife Survivcs him. He was born il
n Massachusetts and came to Hartford
when quite young, his family NOV
ing on to Il farm near the Udal
81 place. He went to Massachusctt
q about the wear 1850. For man,
a years he was superintendent OF tn
a Baker Chocolate works at Dorchcs
ter. his resignation on account o
illness being accepted only a few
months ago. He was a cousin 0
Mrs. Henry Bolnton, Mrs. ii. Z
IA Johnson and Nathan Gushing
Is Simple funeral services were hell
ut the Iuiversali>t church at Il
o'clock Friday morning, Rev. Mr.
III Mott of Milton officiating. Mr.
ia Rowland of Milton. 4 friend an
u member Of the firm with which Mr.
Gushing was connected, was prcsen
at the services.
Col. Frederick Fletcher. the old
III est. most prominent and the wcatl,
lest citizen of st. Johnshuy, die
n Wednesday At the advanced age q
o5 Years He was born Nov. 81
1901, Woodstock, Il son of Jane