Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-01
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK
George II. Day is planning to add
o the number of new houses ON
li.h street and has bought Il strip
bl land on the south end of his
Mothers property, also taking half
he barn. He has begun work on
hc foundation OF two story house
Fhch he will build next spring.
viii L. Alderman. of the Cen
ral Vermont transfer crew at White
River Junction, WAS injured while
coupling cars Wednesday morning.
Failing to make hitch, the car
backed up second time, and his
hand was caught by the pin and
coupler. The end of one finger
was cut off and another badly mutt
tatcd. Mr.. Alderman and wife re-
cntly moved to the Junction from
tins place.
VIM. S. Dana of Turner's Falls
arrived Friday.
John French came on from New
York tins week.
Pnllak's orchestra remains at the
Inn another week.
The High school eleven will play
the Windsor High school foot ball
ram next Saturday at Windsor.
Mrs. c. p. Marsh will close her
house soon and go to Asburv Park.
IN. T., for several months.
b. l.. Pinnev went to Plymo, tn
this week, where he has built a
comfortable camp, and will spend
the month of October there. lie is
we'll supplied with weapons and
hopes to get deer, perhaps two.
Take are being paid too slowly
to suit Treasurer Southgate. The
time expires Oct. 3 and taxpayer
who have not yet paid are kindly re.
qucsicd to do so at once.
The late September crop of rec.
nspbcrrics is not large but Chlres
Dcanc shows a handsome bunch OF
the fruit, well developed and of cx.
lclIcnt flavor, which he picked in
his garden few days ago.
The Christian EndeavorerS of the
state will hold Il convention ut Bel
lows Falls Oct. 10, II and IL.
Rev. +. Nj. Gardner of Winthrop
Mass, the president of the Aassa'
chu>ctts Christian Endeavor Union
will he among the prominent work
ers present. 1t is stated that efforts
are beng made to have Mrs. Bal.
lington Booth, wife of the famous
Salvation army leader, present at
the convention.
Rev +. W. Evans, who has hat
charge of the Univcrsallst church al
tclchyillc during the summer, ha:
resigned and it is understood that he
will 60 to Boston soon. His fami
lv has been staying at &. =. Browns
Clinton Mower has been on TIT
night police the past week, covering
the business part of the village.
{. NJ. White will begin work OF
his house on High street cxtensio,
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. \. O'Byrne
Miss O'Byrnc. Misses Hilda an,
Regis Smith returned from tn
White Mountains Tuesday, lcavin:
there in snow storm.
Mrs. Hattie J. Strait IN, the adopt
CT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. a
Ia!hcrt, died at Palmer, Mass, las
Saturday. and her remains wcr
brought here Monday for intcrmcnt
Funeral services were held at tn
Ialhert home Tuesday, Rev. NJ. I
Morrill, officiating. Mrs. Stratto
nat tor the past 20 wears been il
Charge of the Boston Il Albany rail
road restaurant ut Palm er, Mass
Kenneth Seaver has returned t
the Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
noIogv. Ernest Sanderson, who ha
been his guest here, has returned t
Harvard.
Miss Hattie Rand of Manchester
y H.. and Miss Livingston @
South Hero, are ut l,r. Whitncv's
DIR. and Mrs. Deane Richmon
and Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Harpi
We're among the Windsor visitors t
the fair Wednesday.
Congressman W. W. Grout wa
III town day or two this week. ~
hNns Tuesday, and was an intel