Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-31
BETHEL.

Joiih y w iIoO', pS'Hei yo'''SSo'
lawyer, was married Tuesday morn
ing at Norton to Miss Eva l.. Haley,
of that town, the we'll known and
efficient teacher of the grammar de-
partment of the Whitcomb High
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, who
ale both highly esteemed, will make
their hone in this village, having
taken rooms in the parsonage of
Christ church.
Mrs. Mary Burrellc died last Sun
day after long and painful illness.
She was much loved by a large cir
Gle of friends. She was married to
Peter Burrele nine years ago, hav-
ing previously lived in Randolph.
His children by the first wife have
found her like a mother to them.
The interment was at the town bury
ing ground Tuesday afternoon.
Her husband survives her, at the age
of S. years.
Miss Emma Clafln made an OK
hibit of Plymouth Rocks, buff and
white Wyandottes at the poultry
show in Barre this week.
Rev. Walter Dole, former pastor
of the Universalist church here has
accepted Il call to Northfeld, his
native town.
S. Nj. Washburn and family spent
Christmas at Randolph Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Wilson were
at South Royalton over Christmas.
The Springfield Republican is
now on sale by Arnold and Wilson
every day after the arrival of the
2.3o mail.
DR.. II. NJ. Chase attended meet
ing OF the state board of dental ex-
aminers at Montpelier Monday.
J. F. Pease has bought out the tea
agency which F. II. Moore held the
last year of his life.
Daniel Lille post, 6. A. r., elect
ed these officers last Saturday even
ing :-Commander, G. II. Kimball
senior vice commander, A. F. Gil
lette; junior vice commander, Nj.
NJ. Whipple; quarter-master, p. p.
Wynn; adjutant, L. n. Chadwick:
officer of the day, NJ. n. Kendall
chaplain, w. ]. Rogers; surgeon,
II. c. Rice; officer of the guard,
John Holton sergeant-major, Adam
Eglin quarter-master sergeant, Har-
rison Powers.
ut the annual meeting of Bethel
Lo lge No. IS, l. o. o. f., held at
their hall Wednesday evening, Dec.
IS, the following officers were elect
ed: Noble grand, E. p. Fisher;
vice grand, o. P. Northrop; past
grand, A. w. Ballard; recording
secretary, L. w. Clough; financial
secretary, K. p. Stockwell; treas
urer, E. l.. Messer; representatives
to grand lodge, A. w. Ballard and
K. p. Stockwell; trustee for three
years, L. NJ. Heath. The lodge is
prosperous and is having steady
growth.
AT meeting of voters of the
graded school district Thursday
evening E. A. Davis was elected
trustee of the Whitcomb legacy.
Miss Clara Barrows has been scri-
ously i'll for fortnight but is some
better.
Miss Emma Claflin was thrown
heavily against the end of plank
Thursday morning by frightened
horse at the barn, and received
severe shaking up.
Principal Orion and his bride al
rived Thursday evening by way OF
Walden, his parental home.
John Marshall Shaw completes
today his 97th year of life. Several
of his children, grandchildren and
great-grandch,ldren will gather, as
is their custom, to celebrate his
birthday. His health is as good
as usual this winter, and he likes to
have his friends call IN and see him.
f. A. Davis has been back at his
place in the bank this week after
fortnight.s illness.
Pearl BoWe en- went Thursday to
Boston, where he expects a position
as mOrorman.