Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-03

Commons. \. c. Clifford, y. u
lloitt, w. {. Vaughan The asso
citation decided to hold an exhibit
ton this winter, premiums to he
awarded by expert judges. The
date of the exhibition will be fixed
at Il meeting of the managers to be
held next Tuesday evening.
Rev. George W. Morrow, for the
past eight Years pastor of the Chris
tan church at Randolph, who has
been heard in Woodstock with great
pleasure many times, has resigned
his passionate. He has accepted the
position of superintendent OF the
Anti-Salo0n League in this state,
with headquarters at Burlington,
and will enter upon his duties as
soon as Il successor in his pastoratc
c:n be installed. lis many friends
here will greatly regret his departure
from this section of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Dana returned
from Peabody, Mass, Tuesday, the
storm DELAY ing their return Il day.
Miss Udall has secured the SER
vices of Miss G.. Il. Further. :: ,lres, :
maker of thorough experience in
her work. Miss l'urber is boarding
with her brother, Chas. II. Furber.
Joseph :. lIathorn is going to Il
New York hospital for treatment
week after next. lie fell from the
roof of a barn ON the Billings farm
two years ago or more, breaking a
leg, and was in the Hanover hos
pital several months at tina, time.
OF late the break has been troubling
him again, making further treatment
necessary.
Sleighing over the mountain must
be smooth and fast Judging by the
excellent timc made by the Il ltland
stage, where has lately been pulling
in here little after s o'clock every
evening.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Kings Daughters will be held
with Miss Alice Eat IN this evening
at 1880 o'clock.
Miss Martha G. Richmond had
stroke of paraly last Sunday and
she is now quite helpless, her left
side beng paraly zed. Friday there
seemed to be no Improvement IN e
Reserved seats for ticket holders
% the subscription course of enter
linmcnts can be procured, without
extra charge, at Clark's book store,
1t nine o'clock Il. M, on Friday of
n ,xt week. TO give all the fai,est
chance, those applying for reserved
) ,ats in the right and left center
5 .ctons of the hail will be supplied
only according to the number for
winch each has subscribed. Single
tickets for the first concert will be
On sale, with reserved seat, on the
Saturday.
John 6. Sargent OF Ludlow, the
new states attorney, was expected
N town FRIDAY afternoon to look
after the several liquor cases that
have c>cloped here the past week.
Miss Sarah 6. Kingsley has
bought the Wilder house on Noun
ain avenuc for $3.50.
Nathan Gushing has cut down
,bout one hundred trees, big and
little, in his sugar orchard. Sixty
IF them were large enough to tap,
but they didn't leave out last spring
md SO were felIrd. These trees
we're all killed by caterpillars which
made such havoc of shade and forest
rees last ear, and there arc other
farmers who have had I'm experience
similar to that OF Mr.. Gushing. Up
li,d down that side of the river
where his fam is located the tree
ocsts were particularly destructive.
.Ad,ns' drug store was raided
Tuesday afternoon hv Deputy-Shcr-
ifs Peek and IIoff nan of White
River Junction. but no liquor was
ound. About the same time Dep
,ty kiniry of Windsor looked over
he Central house for hard stuff and
ounl Il bottle of whiskcy in the
,tlicc. Manager Shattuck was
'blisel to put up 500 surety for his
appearance. In the afternoon Kin
~ took off his coat and made an
,ther search of Adams place, sciz-
NJ about five gallons of liquor.
: inirv and Thomas raided the vii.
,)n house in Bethel Tuesday even
NJ. coniscating quantity OF wine,
and beer. Adams and the
Bethel hotel proprietor both fur
,ished surctics for their appearance.
Oliver View died at his home
Sunday, aged 81 years. He has
,een much respected resident of
his town for thirty years, coming to