Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-01-15
General Vermont News.

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Mr. and Mrs Geory. H. kruiield Of Fa;rfa>
were taken by surprise recently. ..hp member,
Of the grange walSinE into thcir house,
singly duubly. and by wagon loads. Afirr
all were assembled the Rev, Hrnr, Crs"hrr
presented the couple with a nice rocking
chair each and centre table. and Mrs. Ken
field with work table. and informed them
that their friends had remembered that IL wa,
the twentieth Anniversary If their starting
in life together and wishin, them twenty
wears more of welded life. Refreshments
wer, served and n general pleasant time en-
joyed .. III. l.. Huli has received notice Of
the death of George II. Soule OF Richford.
Three men were ha,lly injured by the up-
setting of II Hanger ear on the Bennington 4
Rutland railroad at South SALISBURY. A
locomotive was pushing the car undo,
which was Il snow plow at a speed of abou.
10 miles an hour when part Of the an
paratus of the plow became disarranyed
The point Of the pillow strurk switch frog.
the ear was thrown from the rails. lnnd-
ing on its sid. som. dls. aure from the travA.
william Nrtulrc, section lortmun, VINO
with two men was operating the ear, su,-
tanned Internal injuries and was badly
bruised. Edward Champeigne was also
hurt internally, and Patrick Hogan had his
In't Knee dislc"a'ed' Jaw hrokeh'lwo fingers
dislocated besides receiving internal INJURIES.
Jnd>on n. Smith of sheldon Junction
dressed a fifteen months olu pig a few dnvs
ago which weighed 5O7 pounds 81. The A. 4.
+. society will give II drama entitled "Not
Such II Fool as He Looks. about the last OF
February The Thermometer registered 20
degrees pelow zero on Jana. Misses Susie
Smith. Cora Rsgon and Winfred Thomp-
son have returned to school mt Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Chadwick are the
happest parents of Il twelve pound girl ....
mr. anu Mrs. reter pehhiS are n'sH 'h'
happy parents ol oaDy. noimes Eiareu
leit Tor Boston recently with TWO orarioads OF
cattle ana sheep.
The funeral OF Miss Della Wells Of Fletcher
was held ut her late home, Rev. Edwin
Wheelock officiating. George Fitzgerald
had n recent bad accident. He slipped and
fell. striking his hand upon his axe, nearly
sryering one finger and cutting IL cash in
his hand: DR.. II. NJ; Powers dressed
inc hallM; .Euhice Aueiia. uauRhter OF
Luther Weils, mas Just uieu at tno
nome OF her SISTER MrS. ~ W. NhurGh
who has cared for her the past w years. me
deceased was porn IN ra,riax DEC. ~, io'4'
nhu 1I a..u peen sreat suherer rom Elrinoou;
her lather, ozyears oln, was anle 10 at!emM i
ihe funeral. me burial was III the lami'y
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lhe amount OF hVe STOCK snlppeu ny b. II:
Combs OF East Berkshire during the year OF
1877 was i2s carloads. In tnis there was ISL. ~
horses, 1850 heau OF cattie, Zloz sheeP, 900.
caves ana 2O3' nogs. Inc prlncipai part OF
this was prouRht mere, llttie from orleans
sS;nn.a ,;u tha r.,,,r,i V.rmn,+ rooJ In.
,,iniad in ths aha va n"msd wara 100 Ina lar.
sa', .,n ,.s sh;n"aS 70 Cha ns.rfnnt tarn II,
Snuthhnrn Mass wbicb soId for SS5s5 50
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t.';a e 49, Va W;,,,. q. n,on,,a a.
Chittendsn. q: Washington. IL, The cases
from washington county include two for
mur,ier-state against isabel Marsh nnI
William Bnzzsll and state against Mildred
Brewster
Col. c. ID. Kinsman of Rutland. command
inv the First regiment of the uniformed
rank. Knights OF Pythias. has announced
the appointment of the following commits
stoned Officers of his staff: SURGEON with
rank Of major, J. W. Aldrich, of st. Johns.
bury; adjutant with rank of captain, b.
B. Perkins. of st. Albans; quartermaster,
with rank of captain, A. II. George OF st.
Adams; assistant surgeon, with rank OF
captain, W. M. Stearns OF Rutland.
Miss Luna G.. Temple and Miss Mabel
Cross of st. Albans returned to Wellesley
after two weeks vacation Miss Florence
T.. Babbitt and Miss Julia g. REYNOLDS have
lett to resume their studies In Mt. Ho!yoks
SoiieSe. Harrison Miller una Wife OF og-
denspurg VINO were married IN 81: Adams
W years ago, nave Deen visiting oid friends
III town. Mrs. Miller was the eidest daughter
vi Mi'on 'oe''oh'' "h oiu 'nn""''"n' VI '''s
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william flanagan, resident OF East
Georgia Tor over 4o years, and watchman at
the railroad bridge long time. has Just died
in Montpelier. His remains were brought
to Milton to be laid beside those OF his two
sons. He leaves widow. Bert French
and MISS Bertha GARY were recently married
at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. j. Ct. Lori