Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-03-19

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of herself and daughter at that point
on their way to Glasgow. The voy-
age was very pleasant, they being
fortunate in having good weather.
The arrival of the Furnessia, the
steamer on which they were passen-
n gers, at Glasgow, had already teen
reported.
A +. w. Wilder went to Rutland
n and Saratoga Wednesday,.
Wagons were out for the first
u time this season Monday, the Bridge
Y water road being impossible by any
q other means. Wagons are also in
4 in use between here and the juno
II ton, where sleighs have disappeared
U altogether. In the vii lage Lock-
~ woods road machine mad slelghlng
easier for few days longer, leveling
some of the big snow piles and
II throwing snow into the middle of
X the road.
Charles Cleveland, keeper of the
poor house, has given up that place
m and gone to his farm in Barnard.
ia John M. Blake takes his place on
the poor farm.
I'M A movement is on foot for the
establishment of an early morning
train from Springfield, Mass, to
White River Junction. 1t is a
matter which should interest Wood
stock people and petition for this
IN additional service is to he circulated
here as it has been in Conn ,ct,cut
4 8yalley towns. The plan is to have
the train leave Springfield about
rs Il. IN. and to reach White River
81 Junction at $50 to 9. 1t is hoped
i'm that, if the train is established, a
ia sleeping car from New York will
be attached to it at Springfield. The
Ear would leave New York on the
Regular III p. m. train to Boston,
IRVING at Springfield at $40.
'he scheme also provides for IA re-
urn train from White River juno
ION, leaving there about 6.3o p. M
nd reaching Spring field between
b and II. This return train could
ave a sleeping car for New York,
b go down from Springfield on the
egular Boston night train.
The maple tree pest did its work
Pell last year and the result in this
entity is that a number of suga,
richards will be allowed to TEST thi.
bring. Orchards down the river
Eem to have been hit the hardest.
athan Cushing's trees will not be
pped and at the Rhodes farm, w
Seaver's and Cowdrey's nothing
,ll be done. While tair run OF
p might possibly be had, it is con.
dered best to give the naples :
hance to recover from the attack.
their enemies for season. I,
e orchards back on the hills tn,
nag II ~ sN<Nk k~
much and sugar-making goes OF
usual.
The schools of the town will close
(xt Friday for vacation OF two
eeks.
Mrs. &c. Southgate is spending
week with Mrs. Aldrich in Cam
idge, Mass.
F. S. Payne is putting a double
y window in his upper tenemen,
River street and dormer win.
Wv IN the roof. The adjoining
n nement he expects to repair anc
a5 ut.
w. E. View has bought of Sim
IN Fisher the Richmond block
hich M. View now occupies.
+. View will use the lower par
the building for his bicycle repai
(rks, as at present, and will oc
by part of the upper floor as
rage room. The indications are
says, that the bicycle season will
en- earlier than usual.
There was sugar sociable at tn
tristan church Friday evening
The Methodist society had soci
e at Rev. F. d. Handv's Wed
Pday evening.
Elton a. Smith was in Bosto
! New York this week.
Arthur Anderson and son of St
il, Mimi are at &. O. Thomr
, rs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery w. Kidde
. 'e whist party last week Frida
ID ming. There were eight tables
he appointment of Hugh Henri
chester to the pension agenc
5 make a vacancy IN the probat