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

and West falrlec, extending 10
Bradford. This work will begin at
once and he also intends to extend
the line to White River Junction
the coming summer, taking in Que
chez, Dcwey's Mills and Taitsville'
The new fishing laws throw open
every stream in this vicinity May /,
signs or no signs, excepting those
privately stocked. as noted in an
other column.
Spear & Wilson, as co-partners
and as individuals, have been adj
Judged bankrupts. Their petition
shows the assets of the co-partner-
ship to be S., 66+.I3, and their Ina
bilities to be $3,0o5.Sl; that Edgar
A. Spears individual assets are
$s93.67, and his liabilities are
81. o6o.oS, and that Frederick a.
Wilson's individual assets are
$.06.So. The case is now pending
before Gilbert \. DAVIS, referee.
The first meeting of creditors was
held at the office of VIM. Batchel-
der Friday.
Karl \. Pembcr returned to Dart
mouth Wednesday.
Miss Harriet Hatch arrived Mon
day and is at her home on Pleasant
street, coming here from Windsor
where she visited her sister, Mrs. J.
b. Farnsworth, few days.
There was Il small landslide in the
"McCarthy cut on the Woodstock
railroad, about half a mile the other
side of Shallies hill, Wednesday.
Eight men, including railroad otfi-
Gals, We're kept busy shoveling for
Il couple OF houls, the tram pulling
here about 4.3o p. m.
Miss Grace Kingsley of South
Woodst, OK, who has been i'll for
many months, went to Il Worcester,
Mass, hospital Friday for treat
mcnt.
The officers of the Vermont Poul-
try and Pet Stock association are
asked to bear in mind the date of
the next meeting - next Friday,
April rs, at the Woodbury. Label
Co.'S office.
VIM. f. Jones will begin building
new house on the site of his pres
ent home on Elm street in few
weeks. 1t will be of brick, about
40 80 feet, and will be Il handsome
dwelling.
F. Bennings Tenness of keene,
n. H.. manager of Bcedlc's orches-
ira, was in town Monday. ~. E..
Ordway, member of the orchestra,
was also here for a day.
More telephone poles are arriving
at the station here for the New
England company's new Inc and
some have been unloadcd at Que
chez and la ftsvil!c.
+. L. Richmond End Z. |. Benson
attended the Boston horse show this
week.
Rev. p. Mcmillan has been in
town the past week.
Ralph ". Boycc is at home from
Harvard Veterinary college for Il
weeks vacation.
Miss lIowc of Hartford. Conn,
i, the guest of DR.. and Mrs. Bur-
bridge.
Miss Emma Bailey of North Sci
tuate, Mass, is the guest of Miss
Aine ]. Boyce.
The schools outside the village
begin the spring term next Monday.
The teachers arc requested to pre-
sent their certificates to Chas. f..
Chapman, clerk, before the begin
ming of the term.
Erastus O. Wheeler Of Pomfret,
who is working on the court house
sustained an IN jury to one hand a
few days ago which laid HIM up for
a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Mackenzie
arrived home from California last
week Friday.
The soldiers of the First New
Hampshire volunteers in the war
with SPAN will soon receive the
gratuity voted them by the legisla-
turc last month. The Franklin and
Lebanon companies, several Wood
stock boys enlisting in the latter
will be paid their So Il
month next week.
The managers OF the May Musical
Festival at White River Junction
aim to present selections of high
standard. The character of the
artists engaged is Il guarantee that
the festival will rank above the COM
mon order. The conductor, Henri
6. Blaisdell, and the basso, Mr..