Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-07-08
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Miss Myra Godfrey of Brooklinc,
ass. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. d. Foster.
\ Harry b. johnson of New York
y as IN town this week.
n Iuduc T.. b. Adams of St. Louis
Briycd Monday.
n John Gilman, pension attorney,
rs secured an increase OF pension
Epm IS to $40 per month from
bril- 20, 1898, for Harvey Vaughan
Taitsvillc.
\ Rev. o. G. Sargent, pastor FIRST
E,ptist church, Claremont. y. H.,
q i'll preach in the Christian church
morrow morning.
n Mrs. Herbert Il. Brown of Tufts
plcgc. Mass, is visiting her par
Ill.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Howes.
81 Charles Gould had collision
- 18th a team us he was lsaving the
If ground ON his bicycle after
Rlcsdav's races, and the front wheel
his machine was badly broken.
Mrs. Sidney Garfield of West
.vu>cnd is at Mrs. +. NJ. Dana's.
State Superintendent at Schools
JASON s. Stone has prepared tor
/ Pans exposition of 1900 an in
resting exhibit of Nermont's school
hti,tlcs and system OF school adj
nlstration. The exhibit consists
handsomely bound volumes con
Bniny each bv itself, the school re-
6rt of 1898. the school laws, ques-
pns for the examination OF teach
J, the school register, study blanks.
chers' certificates and courses Ci
dv.
Billings farm has been quite sue.
|sful thus far in raising phcasants.
Ne were imported last winter and
pm their eggs twenty or more
ea,ants have been Matched, lively
d as wild as hawks. Reports
pm one or two other places IN this
tc where pheasant,ies are being
abli>hed led James Aitken, who
in charge of the birds. to think
1t there would be considerable
public in Matching the eggs, but he
5 that every egg has yielded II
d and that no special pains were
ken in placing the nests. \ num-
of the young pheasants are now
bit in an enclosure in the fcrnery
p>c the Conservatives. They
bw very fast. Billings farm en-
Is to have fine flock of about
this season.
v he summer school tor teachers
NJ INDIAN and Windsor counties
open at Chester July Il. 1t
mScs to be II successful school
h in number and character of in
action. \ program of the school
be sent to every teacher in this
nty in few days. Among the.
nctors are Hon. Henry Houck.
0 (uty state superintendent of Penn
4 ania. who discusses orthogru-
and school management; WAL
Sargent, cN-supervisor OF draw
IN Massachusetts; Supt. l.. =.
h OF llolyokc; Miss Sarah Whit
principal of training depart
BIT at Castleton, and others equal
prominent.
\ During the spring term of school
'rosper, Ethel Cobb, Lena John
Nelson Atwood, Robert Lewis,
lie Raymond, Lena Raymond,
pn Gilbert, Mildred Gilbert.
nry Hathon, Helen Thorburn,
&C ATWOOD, Elsie Gilbert and
cna Atwood were not absent.
Mold Winslow was absent one
day, Ruth and Edith Atwood
day each. Elva Hawks was
Itctt in attendance during the
EN- weeks Of which she was Il
nber of the school. Actual at
dance for the term was 90 pc,
t,.
trtcnt Inn arrivals Sc. W. hit.
dye. Cincinnati. o.; W. III.
funs. Miss Gertrude NJ. Young,
o'll. Young, Auburndale, Mass. ;
h"Ncf Davis. ]. NJ. Morley, Mrs.
W. Setback. Mrs. Temple Mer-
New York; Mrs. J. II. Saylcs,
y SaNles. Washington. ID. {. {;
:. franklin Merritt, Miss Merritt,
oHi"rd. c.; DR.. {. y. Haskell,
''gepot. CT. ]. II. Tewksbury,