Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-04-22
General Vermont News.


aged -.
Miss Ella l.. Knapp OF Rutland is dead,
ascl Il.
Miss Inc2 spcarc OF Brain,rce is dead,
aged 30
Calves are dying in orw Ii. ono farmer
has lost II.
The Washington Agricultural society holds
IT. annual fair sept. 2G, p and Is.
Florence T.. Bishop. ono OF NaItham's pop
uiar young ladies j. dead, aged Ii.
Lyman Hunt. formerly of shoreham. died
at WnukcEan. Ill recently. aged Is.
Tnr flyer ON the Bcnninet III Il Rutland
railroad killed Il deer ON the track near East
Dorset recently.
JOHN H. Lord o! Rutland has been assessed
H55 | tpr thitd unrnsr ot drunkenness ana
srnt 10 the house of correction.
\ Daughter of Ecbrkah lodge has been
instituted at Bethel. IGr |. q. q. +. organ
Mti their lodge there several years ago
Tine receipts Of the WuoLstprk pustuilico
for the past year exceeded 5000, which is
$500 more than the receipts OF any previous
year.
W. T.. Phillips of randolph had very good
luck recently shooting crows. llc Shot be-
tween 81 aul 10 and ID of them wilh three
shots.
The Howe Scale Works of Rutland are
rushed with orders, their men are working
overtime. and there l. every lnditatlOu OF
pros prrOUs sea- ON.
u y. UrmcnWayof Granville is able to be
olt after hi>lu: II ball taken from his leg.
ms uuilrt wa. received IN The battle of the
Wilderness, May ), looi
Frank kilhurn. II well known resident OF
Manchester, is dead. lie knew every trout
stream II the vicinity and was employed as
guide 10y summer Visitors.
The Rnniulph lecture course was very
successful thus season. Six good enter
tainmcuts wrr" given and II net profit OF
G76.ll was made, which was given to tho
public library.
1t is among the possibilities tha. Il new
stone shed will hc erected in Northiield
within Il short time and be occupied by
firm which will employ about iiteen men
at the start.
j. c. Olive of Woodstock is displaying
some winter grown potatoes, which deNrl-
opcd in thr dlrs h, side II potato barrel in his
cellar. and h" thlnNS that two crops year
breaks lhc Vernon! record.
In the EulInnd county court the case of
Kennedy " the International Paper Co.,
was finished with II verdict for the plnntin
to recover $3.50 damages for injuries re-
ceiycd while in the defendants employ.
Willie perham of Brain,rcr. son of W. H.
Prrham. while in the saw mil of Bert Farms
under log that was being turned ON the
carriage. entirely scNcrinS the ends of two
Of his fingers.
\ son was recently born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Al,rn ". Eastman oI Barnard. A remark
ahlc fact cpur"inlng the little one Is that
he has eight grand ralolts living. He Is the
great grand son OF Mr.. and Mrs. thaunccy
Walker, and Mr. and Mrs. Asa peavy.
Miss Pauline Brooks, who went to Cuba IA
a st RET a
and was recently married to Captain II. W.
Quiniun surgeon of the United States army.
The cctcmonylopk place AT the hone of Miss
Brooks. Il irT invited gi"st> being present.
rliny Norton of Addison ha, 4, he to Aus
tralil with 30 IL good sheep as ever left the
state. lie housnt some from thr Hooks OF
Ira Ilambin and Harry Sanford OF Cornwall
and Cart Hamilton Of Brdpon, who a,r n
good sheep growers rs there are in Addison
county.
Died at l." Grandr, Ore, B. /. Paterson
at the age of 81 yeats and . mon.hS Mr..
Patterson was born in Windsor and moved
to Lire IN alb ut 80 wears ago. siding tle.c
nine Years and then went to Bristol and
lived Il few years. lhirty-llvc years ago he
went to Oregon.
XIV. Morse, we'll and favornbly known
for his connection with the Red Lion Inn at
Randolph, the Junction House at White
River Junction and Peas" lloi"I at Hartford.
has bought the City Hotel AT Barre and Will
soon axe pps-rssion. J.. j. Gale. the pres
rlt proprietor, j. to huld Il Summer hotel at
WiiI!aniStown springs.
Mr. and Mrs Nulmorc CusEmnn of South
Royalton have Just PASSED their G0th we'd
ding anniversary. MIR. and Mrs. tushman
were born in 'IunhrdGo and were residents
there until 1919 when they moved to Royal
ton. Mr.. Gu liEian wa, born in 1917 and his
wife, Mrs. Sarah Dustin Cu;,hman in 1881,
celebration Of the event.
Many changes for the better hav" been
made in the state cabinet at the state house.
All the specimens OF birds and animals have
been placed in the large annex room and the
marble exhibit has been moved to the chbi-
net proper. Tia" It itc S"ulosist has reccnt'
ly added many interesting specimens from
the bird and animal Kingdom, and has still
iaorc in process of nrcpa alton.
These Vermont attorneys have recently
been admitted to practice b fore the inter
or department: Hamilton $. Peck and
Ormam F.. Hay Of Burlington. William ID.
Tyl"r Of IrnsbUigh. la Fayrltn Wilbur ol
jericho. Melville T. Maurice Of Montgomery.
Iors II. Lucia Of MontpeIier. Samuel ID.
Winslow Of lttsford. George II. Hall OF
Norhllcll, and William II. Humphrey OF
E:!S"S.
DR.. James u. Mckenzie, first assistant
physician at the Vermont state hospital for
the insane ut Waterbury, has rendered his
resignation to TIL" trustees, to take effect
ohnnt the middle of Nav. DIR. Mckenzie
wn. nrrntnI .nrnrd rs ,ist,ut in 1896 and was
,rn,,n,rI tn Gr.t n..is,nni in IegS After n
,r,nyt ,,r.Iu.tn course hc will ruyn,,r In nri.
waite practice. His successor has not yet
been appointed.
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The new Methodist meeting house at
IVDrI It.ip has hnt N