Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-10-08
AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK
Following is an extract from Il
(rr of the First Assistant Postmas-
General of date Sept. 20, 1898,
is printed for the benefit Of all
krcstcd:
|'It box renters do not renew their
hits to boxes in use 10y them by the
lmcnt of rent thereon before the
h day January, April, July and
|tobcr, YOU must close their boxes
! inst them, place their mail in the
Ec> of the general delivery and
t boxes formerly used by them to
first applicant who complies with
ton AS. No exception to this
E will be permitted"
Ms. Owen 7. Marsh gave an at
noon tea Wednesday for Miss
Get.
he d. A. II. held meeting at
5. Nathan Cushing's on Monday
ming.
larry b. johnson of New York
in town Il day this week.
lcnrv &. Cushing's horse got
Sc in Perrv's stable Tuesday
! Int and began to nose around
a midnight meal. He walked
b an unused stall and broke
hugh the floor. His kicks and
cycles brought help after while
half a dozen men rescued HIM
!, his awkward position. The
e was not much the worse for
Iccldcnt, but he would very like
ave died if he had been left there
ISour or two longer.
Charles +. Chapman left this
Elk on his annual business trip
bugh the west.
Ernest Slack and Arthur Go,lscll
Fc been hunting in Plymouth this
tx Up to Friday they hadn't re-
ted any unusual mortality among
deer in their ncighborhood.
.ocal dealers in firearms are do
a good business renting guns
ing the dccr-huntlng season, one
hcm having twelve out the other
During the recent excitement
Church hill, II. l.. Adams says,
re was a lively demand for re-
,crs.
i. +. Slavton of Maiden, Mass ,
j town.
harlcs Briogcman has moved his
cty store across the street INTO
rooms lately occupied by VI. S.
rr>. b. III. l'inncv. who bought
crS' tnSmilh tools. it is under
bd will retain some of the space
he front room.
Nrriyals at the Inn:
sruN II W Morville. Mr. and Mrs G +
"w, Mrs VI G Richardson. maid and
Frank Priest: Chas l. Smith. Lewis
Miss + II Quincy, Miss q Nj Rice. Mrs
b"Wurr, I Duwner. John BRYANT. Mrs
NoImaH Mr. and Mrs G & Faye. Miss
Fmnham.
% l.rK Mrs q W Griffith and maid.
VI + Griffith. Miss s d Griffith. Dan
'lffith, Mrs q q Lapliam and maid. Nj
Mrs & b Lawrence. Miss NJ N Law.
Mr. and Mrs ii Emmett and family
trlamzer.
AiSGFIELp. MAss.-F n Harris. Mr. an,
Samuel Bowlcs. Mr. and Mrs q I
Pe, MIR and Mrs W II Nevins. child ant
I and Mrs G. " French. Mrs + N Rob.
Newton, Mass Miss { l. Upham
|cester, Mass: Mrs G II Brazier. NJ
Eicr, Philadelphia.
}. w. Marble has put in Il h>
pit near the factory office 70, tie
lection of the nearby buildings.
Henry III. Vail lost horse. one
handsome span, Saturday night,
animal being taken sick Friday
pr returning from a trip to Hart
d.
Mrs. Mary l.. Mackenzie, wife OF
Late ustu +. Mackenzie, whose
hess began with Il severe cold
mt ten days ago, died at hel
'"c on North Park street Tuestla,
neon, aged So years. The funer.
services were held ut the house
Fr>dav afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at.
Ied hv Rev. ]. +. Simmons
y Mackenzie was Il sister of tn,
y. &. Dewey. Two sons sur
Z her, Charles J. Mackenzie al
fnkhu. Mass. and Frank S. Mac.
l'c ut Woodstock.
IL, II. W. Gleason of Somer
e. Mass, is the guest of Mrs
INA Smith.