Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-06-04
|AED ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

e here {. F. Ingalls, wrote to
4, rnor Grout last week in curing
Vacancies IN the state militia, if
u company would be accepted
z skiing what the state would do
matter of equipments. In re-
i Mr.. Ingalls, received the follow
letter from the governor at
: y Wednesday morning:
MAY 81, '9S.
* Dear Sir:
1 be question of more state militia
BIT yet in condition to have it
& En Just what will be done.
Them Il decision is reached in the
: |er information will he given
( 'gh the papers.
is gratifying to note the willing
in so many localities to respond
c country's needs.
Yours Truly,
y JOSIAH CIRCUIT.
Ingalls. Woodstock, VT.
ilson Hedges of North Bridge
|r thinks the joke is on his neigh
He was ridiculed consider
when he planted his corn as
as May 10, but his corn is now
he is hoeing it, while his broth
prmcrs are waiting for theirs to
itself.
mes Roulston of South Wood
lost valuable young colt in il
liar way week or two ago.
colt was left with its mother in
b in the barn one night and the
of the barn fastened as usual.
next morning the colt was
d outside ON the ground, its
and shoulders caught under the
which had somehow swung
during the night. The colt
evidently been there, kicking
struggling, most of the night,
WAS thoroughly. chilled and ex-
ted, rain having fallen while it
there Attention was at once
b to saving the colt, but it died
ng the day.
cn or fifteen thousand trout fir,
been received at I.akota lake
season in addition to about fifty
sand IN the tanks at tine lake
the clubs own hatchery here.
arrangements tor handling trout
|akota are now quite as complete
Rt the state hatchery and only
pix trout spawn are put into the
The tanks are located below
dam aid thc,c and in the lake
now trout of all sizes, weighing
b few ounces to several pounds.
trout are biting freely this sea-
while last year it was diff cult
atch one, and as the bottom of
lake becomes cleared of vegeta-
pm by the great numbers of fish
improve in favor rapidly.
larence Staples, about ten years
was up on Church hill Monday
en he heard the band at the head
the Memorial day palade. The
SIC and a sight of the Tcmplars
fed him off down hill at high
ed, as he didn't wish to lose Il
nee to sec the gorgeous military
etacle. Part way down he STUN
and fell, breaking an arm in the
Pile. tie is about the village as
hl, but carries his arm in ii sling.
dr. and Mrs. +. X. Mclliken.
ii and nurse, and Mrs. Taylor of
mtord, Conn, friends of DR..
tlburt, arrived at the Woodward
nslon for the summer Thu sdav.
Hrs. p. L. Washburn OF Hanover,
H., is visiting Mrs. G. =. Marsh.
he ball game on Monday be-
Zen the Woodstocks and White
CT functions was won by the
me team after 4 lively contest, the
es being quite well matched.
& local nine did not have much
|ublc. in finding the ball, facing
fee different pitches during the
hc, while Desc was something of
puzzle in spite of a blow on his
ching arm received in the first
ping. Both Desc and Mitchell,
bind the bat, put up strong
ne, the score standing r6 to 10.
[lhc sun appeared Tuesday after a
pg retirement and again on We'd
fday, these being the first two
ght days enjoyed for weeks.
my sections OF the country were
p under cloud tor an unreason-
e length of time and in some of
military camps the first appear
zee OF the sun was welcomed with
salute of artillery.
" indsor county cases We're FIN