Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-29
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MAILS CLOSE.


ION, New York. North and East, 1000 A.
w., 3.00p. VI.
|ilgrwater and Rutland. $50 A. NJ, and
800 T.. vi.
|uA Woodstock and Felchvllc, 300 p. NJ.
lard and Bethel, 80 \. NJ.
Nt,'r hours trom G.:J \. NJ. to0 l.. NJ
o. lays. ~ to l.. II.
FREDERICK CHAPMAN. p. NJ.
|NOTICE-Driving through my
rd, is forbidden.
!. H. PERKINS,.
West Woodstock, Vt.
|N. Ard hBUui WUuU5ToCK
Iohn French returned to New
1mk Monday.
Mrs. Frederick Billings, Miss
barry Billings and Frederick Bill
| :, went to Little Bears lead, y.
=, Monday.
Among the arrivals of the week
the Inn were Robert O. Fuller
wife and Miss Fuller of Cam
Igc, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. \. +.
| ohbS of Lowell, Mass.
The Typographical survey of the
kidgc farm, which is being done
\. b. Tracy OF Randolph, assist
by Charles Batchcldcr, will prob
! y be completed this week. This
III he placed IN the hands of MIR
mning, Il landscape architect of
INon, who will make il study of
survey with reference to future
bprovcmcntS on the property which
owner, Mrs. N. b. Chapman of
Louis, has in min,.. y road has
s. been surveyed from the lane on
north side of the upper meadow
DOUGH the wood lot to the top of
}hkc's' hill, 100 feet above sea
cI. The road is six per cent
Ic.
me of Elm streets old residences
give way to Il new one next
ing. VIM. +. Jones is consider
the matter of building and if he
tidcs upon it II, will tear down
+ house he now occupies, the Or.
Eazen place, and put up hanIso me
fuctlrc on its site.
IDr. Frank Answorth. who is at
K head of Il railroad hospital at
b angeles, CAL, was in town tlst
kch,
The Emanon Reading club held
] first regular meeting of the seal
at Mis-. Thomas Smiths last
turIav evening. Tie club holds
cntcrn meetings during the sea-
and this year dcvotcs its time to
nam history, one evening in each
nth being given up to discussion
a1 cnt topics.
report that b. l.. Pinncv, who
5ccn III camp at Plymouth for
of the month. had killed Il
v proved to be untrue 1t seems
ne left his camp the other day
60 to the nearest telephone station
while he was ringing up Wood
,a a man behind a gun 5, at deer
many rods from his headquarters.
iact that he had seen Il deer
his camp. perhaps the same one
Ell. and had been watching for
probably make, the unfortunate
III ranklc a little deeper.
Finest y. Smith left for Chicago
n>day to JON his regiment, ,hc
Illinois. 1t is expected that the
mcut will he mustered ont Nov.
RrN, I. ID. Handy goes to Water
'\ and Stowe next Monday and
or absent about two weeks.
" l.. II. Elliott, agent of the
mont Bible society, will occupy
Methodist pulpit Sunday, Nov.
.atlycttc day exercises were held
tie school last week Friday.
contribution of Woodstock
col children to the monument to
erected at Paris in memory of
alci,e amounts to $I5.S4.
N''>. Prosper Merrill, 81 years
tel. sunday morning, breaking
| night hip.
IF. Chapman is expected back
al> western trip today.
r. and Mrs. +. y. " ilson re-
ell this week from Il visit in
Nt Newton. Mass.
ir nineteenth annual meeting of
'rrmont Branch of the Womans
'lIrN Is To he held IN Trinity
IN. Rutland. next week We'd
and Thursday. Railroads
l'duccd rates To delegates.
.yic%atc> from st. James par
'r Mrs. +. II. Gillinsham. Miss
mr Smith. Miss AIi,c Jones.
Chapman. Ms. +. W. Wilder
Nr,. !. X. Pcmhcr. recording