Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-09-23
Hewitt, who died about eleven years

"S"' anu thc uauSuteT Oh EOen ana
Priscilla King. She was born in the
house at "K,ng's Corner" in which
she lived the latter part of her life.
The funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock ut
her late home.
AT meeting of the parish branch
of the Woman's Auxiliary held at
Mrs. Henry Boynton's Monday after
noon the following delegates were
elected to the general convention to
be held at Christ church in Mont
pelier Oct. 8: Mrs. Henry Boyn-
ton, Mrs. r. Pember and Mrs. J..
b. Jones; substitutes, Mrs. F. T.
Kidder, Mrs. F. H. Dillingham; and
Miss Alice Jones.
Charles F. Chapman, Dr.. Logan
and F. w. Wilder returned from the
Maine woods this week.
Ralph M. Tcwksbury has gone to
Boston to begin three-years' course
in the New Tufts Dental School.
Alexander Aitkcn of Northport,
l.. l.. is visiting his b. others here.
Miss Elsie Chase has retur ned to
Kimball Union academy, Meriden,
N. II.
Ernest Howes Of Boston is visit.
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
mon Howes.
Frank W. French of Bos ton is at
w. J. Boyce's.
Mrs. Robert Dlnsm ore and daush
ter of Jamestown, n. v, are visit
ing Madam Mellish.
MIR. and Mrs. Kirk Munroe and
MIR. and Mrs. Goldschmndt, well
known summer visitors at the Inn,
were among Wednesdays depar-
lures.
Mrs. d. L. G,ll,ngham of Chi
cago, who has been visiting ut F. H.
Gillingham's, returned home this
week.
Our readers who attend the tair at
Woodstock next week will find T..
Nj. Reyes of Springfield, VT, IN
Floral hall ready to give estimates
tor repairing, or making over lin
new styles. worn or old. style fur
garments. Be sure to take your
fmrs along. lie will take care OF
them. Also he will, if requested by
mail or otherwise, call at residences.
lliram U. Ming and family of
Stamford, c., who have spent the
su''n'er at the King homestead, re-
turned home this week.
Mrs. Harding and family of Hos-
to",. VIII" have occupying part OF
DR.. icwclt's house this Summer,
have ret uiiied home.
The Bartlett cup, which was play
ed for on the Country clubs golf
INKS last week, was won by Ralph
NJ. Tewksb, ry with Il score of 90.
handicap OF 10. An invitation
handicap, tor cup given by Henry
Fl. Vail, is now being played.
Mrs. l.. A. SWEET OF Los Angeles
Calf, who has been the guest of
Mrs. p. p. Knapp the past week,
went to White River Junction
Thursday.
Rev. f. G. Putnam is attending
the International Congregational
council in Boston this week, Mrs.
Putnam accompanying him. He ex-
poets to be at home Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Johnson and Mrs.
Augusta Hutchinson are IN Boston.
Mrs. Shurtleff of Longmcadow,
Mass. is at the College Hill House.
Judge and Mrs. E. b. Adams,
Mrs. Richmond, Miss Semple and
Miss Katherine Semple stated for
St. Louis Friday.
Mrs. VIM Il. Smith and Mrs.
Senple go to Scranton, Pa, next
Monday.
Miss Mary Sprague of Brookline,
Mass, Is al Mrs. G. B. Warren's.
]. II. pembcr attended tho exer-
cises OF dartmouth night ut Han
over Tuesday Edward Tuck,
graduate Of 1862, who has just given
the college Il fund of S. 10000, was
classmate of MIR. Pembe,'s
Mrs. Cynthia NJ. Richmond, who
for many years was respected resi-
dent of this village, died at her home
in Pomfret OIL Friday, Sept. ~.
after painful illness which began
last December. She was the widow
of Clifton l.. Rich nond. who died
about three years ago, and II ddugh-
ter OF the late Hugh p. Howe. One
! brother, David l.. Howe, two sis.
terS, Miss Sarah Howe and Mrs.
Laura Staples, residing here, and
son, Fred &. Richmond, who lives
on the farm in Pomfret, survive her.