Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-04-01
I'M AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

AND ABUUI WUUUS lux
Invitations have been received
Ere'for the wedding of Miss May
pulse, daughter of MIR. a nd Mrs.
bhn II. Denison of New Bedford,
asa., to DR.. Charles Augustus
att, at Grace church, New Bed
rds Wednesday, April 18th, at
Il past five o'clock.
tits little early to predict the
tai failure of the sugar crop.
18th week of favorable weather
UGH may be done, though it is true
any sugar orchards have been bad
injured by tee pests. But give
e sngar makers chance. The
piston papers say:
UThc maple sugar harvest in Yer
ontis believed to be total failure
is Year, and if the worst fears Of
z sngar makers are realized, the
dustrv will be crippled for many
earsto come. The injury to sugar
chards was done last summer by
army of caterpillars, and this
bring the trees are found to be sap
IS.
The Hanover Gazette says:
"Therc will be carnival week
IRE THIS spring, which Dartmouth
udents are now arranging 20 make
greSt success. 1t will extend from
ay8 to MAY I3 inclusive. May s
artr1outh will meet Brown on the
almond, and May IL and I3 games
illbe played with Williams. There
iii also occur the annual Dart
outk Williams debate, presenta-
pn By the college dramatic club OF
farce, Il student minstrel show and
rcuss and the first junior prone
sde in the history of the college.
he college band will be pressed
to servicc for the whole week. and
i'll BE strengthened for the occasion
ansauxiliary attachment from out
de-.
For the amateur circus all the
,ailsble horses in Hanover will be
,artercd. The circus and minstrel
.ow5will be under the management
Hoskins and Johnson, who con-
icted the recent vaudeville per-
rtnance with such success
MI. and Mrs. +. A. Gillingham
ldsSOn Rolfc went to Boston Mon.
" m few days.
Mrs. J. l.. Dana went to Peabody,
ass, Monday tor two weeks.
The wedding of Miss Alice Whit
" a. Rutland, daughter of Lemuel
'hitNey, and Mr.. Bascomb of Ii
'nderoga, n. v, is announced to
Ike place in Rutland April 5. Miss
'hitDey is niece Of Mrs. Charles
napspan and Mrs. b. Jones and
is zen visited in Woodstock. Mr..
asco1bb is auditor of the lnterna-
,nat Raper company.
Philip J. Farrclly has brother,
L.Farrelly, in Cuba with the
my d occupation. He enlisted
I'M Texas with Col. Hoods regi-
snt = immunes, now at Holquin.
e is always been Il strong,
althx young man but was taken
* sone time ago and has Just left
ho1pital. Another brother was
! th4 Newark for time, but has
# tn service.
Mis(E l.. McCollon was IN the
,stoil market this week for spring
llinefy. The Misses McCollom
'en t4elr new millinery today.
job Bradley and his wife went
pta two weeks ago today to
Ike beginning towards getting
ne4n shape for the opening of
O. bon. Since then there have
en- VI a dozen snow storms and
~ Nkre practically shut IN for
,st the time, but us there was
artYs much excitement there as
Nv ]stock they haven't attempt
to- pine down to the village.
ow deep and drlfted between
re Lakota and the only visit
4ntly have Covered the last
&c les ON snowshoes, Frederick
APP p gong up this week. The
ID pse is we'll provisioned. so
80 Mrs. Bradley haven't lacked
ID plies. In one or two places
tn the snow is nearly Is feet
:ps ednesday John tclephoned
{ IS the worst day he ever en-
teS there. adding some re-
rk put the snow beng IS or 20
in spots in that neighbour
%. his is probably not ON the
-oo St Cyr is at home from l..
Nj b the Easter VACATION.