Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-05-07
no ABOUT WOODSTOCK.

10 ABOUT WOODSTOCK.
a dozen little bicycle ACCT
L past week call attention to
Hess riding about the streets,
lly in the evening. George
was driving down by the
aturday night at brisk gait
Fned quickly to go up the
ide. He was not watching
cls behind HIM and struck a
ridden by Earle Wyatt, the
utting his foot into the for
Wheel and smashing rim and
the machine being bent and
out OF any possibility of
usefulness. Wyatt escaped
On Sunday, as Stephen
was pumping at full speed
the depot he collided with
Thomas, the latter being unin-
but his wheel was damaged.
hrcy fell pretty heavily and he
bmewhat bruised and shaken
beveral other bicycles got into
the first of the week and are
b for more or less extensive
rles Raymond of Ludlow was
n Tuesday.
and Mrs. b. II. Pinney and
Pinney went to Tyson Satur-
attend the golden wedding
|. and Mrs. John Winslow
ley.
S Johnson has been IN Boston
|eek..,,-
J. Salome E. Raymond, form
BIZ Pomfret, sustained a shock
ralysis last week at her home
liver street, and died Monday
The funeral was held We'd
y afternoon, Rev. F. y. Handy
hting.
hn Lynch, porter at the Inn,
led this week. He has been at
West the past winter, seeing a
deal of the excitement before
bitter the destruction of the bat
lip Name. He left before the
hration of war but two regi-
Is of colored men had just land
here, full OF fight. The swell.
Ig heat down that way, he is
he'd to think, may have a more
|pening effect on white troops.
Cub ans, he says, are some
\ rough looking lot of men, but
lar to be honest and sincere,
grateful for what this country IS
y for then. Filibustering has
carried on openly there at
and he saw one ship loading
kith ammunition and supplies,
boats taking boxes Of dynamite
the dock as unconcernedly as
would handle SO much coal.
Eli and two or three friends took
b over to Havana some time
TO take a look at the town. On
arrival they were promptly ar
ID by a ragged Spanish soldier,
krangers falling under suspicion
(eing in league with the insur-
Is. They were asked their ma hes
where they came from, the
inish officials verifying their story
rabling to Key West. After be-
locked up at Moro castle for
hours Lynch and his friends
e released, but during thei, brief
there they were followed by a
Ky specimen of the Spanish sol
ex-Gov 5. E. Pingrce, commit
OF the National Volunteer Re
ve for Windsor county, has ap.
nted Judge L. o. Seaver ant
IN S. Eaton recruiting officer.
Woodstock. They will rece,v.
necessary enlistment blanks from
J. E. View cit, chairman of thu
e committee, of Swanton, from
ON they will receive instructions
The Woodstock volunteers left 70
banon Tuesday afternoon, ant
m there they went to Concord
h Shaw's Rifles, where the re
its are to be examined. Three O
sc on, the list printed last wee
re lost in the shuttle somew here
e names of the men who wen
III the Lebanon company ar
.rle Sawyer, Philip Martin, Wa
c Hoisington, James Donova
i Thomas Godsell, Edward Bi
gs going from Hanover.
Franklin S. Billings and job
cnch arrived from New York FRI
y morning for stay OF a day G
o.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Il. Brow
turned from Montreal Wednesda,
ing to Boston Friday.