Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-12

''"'''e''o Ielreat TUESDAY evening,
ct apopleXy. He was about fifty
wears of age. He was brother of
the late Mrs. G.. w. Paul of this
place and lived here two or three
years For the past three years he
has been at Brattlcboro, his mind
and health gradually failing until
the end came. Mr.. Paul was Il sue
ccsstl'l theatrical manager tor many
years and has travelled over every
section of the United States and
Canada, being connected with many
well known companies during his
career. He was obliged to retire
from the business ON account of i'll
health some years ago, at that time
being the manager of Il company
headed by Mrs. George S. Knight
which was travelling III the west
lie took great interest in local ura-
matte entertainments and was very
popular with all his acquaintanccs
here. The funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon 1T q
O'Clock, Rev. ]. +. Simmons Off
ciatIng.
The remains of Mrs. NJ. J. LuIl,
who died at her home at jamaica
Plain, Mass. Aug. ), were brought
here Tuesday and were taken to
POmtrct for interment. She was
born in Pomfret and was sister of
Mrs. Mason ID. Farwel and Mrs.
Helen NJ. Smith. Mrs. Lull leaves
two daughters, Mrs. Frances Hen.
dcrson and Mrs. l.. II. Ro>te of
.Jamaica Plain. Other surviving
relatives are her brothers, G.. &. |
tinkham of South WEYMOUTH,
Mass, and Wallace Tlnkham, of
California. One of her brothers.
who was detective employed bv
the Pinkertons, was killed while in
pursuit OF the famous outlaws, the
\ oungcr brothers, in Missouri, some
Years ago. Mrs. Lull's husband
died about 10 years ago. She was
81 years OF age. Her son.in-law.
Mr.. llcnd crson, was killed by out
laws near Cheyenne, Wvo.
Edward Leonard, upon whom an
operation for appendicitis was per-
formed Il little over Il week ago, was
reported more comfortable Friday
Rev. +. G. Putnam went to
NoItllield. Mass, to attend the
Conference of Christian Workers.
Clarence {. Watkins of New
York AMI the Misses Lizzie and
Mir" Holmes of Saratoga Springs,
\. y, are visiting G. {. Watkins.
The Misses pavson of Maiden.
Mass, are visiting at L. +. Tewks-
bu,v's.
The " oodsiock Juniors played ut
North EIartland last Saturday, win
ming from the Juniors there by Il
score of l3 to
judge /. O. Scaver has been
granted II pension of SO per month
from August l, 1899, through John
Gilman. pension attorney.
Mrs. ". L. Stone, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. +. w.
NTH, returned to Cambridge,
Mass, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Spaul-
ding of Gardner, Mass, were recent
visitors in town.
Mrs. &. +. Gauthicr of Bristol,
Va, is visiting at A. B. Wildcrs.
Miss T.. l.. Wing of Cape Cod,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. +. y.
Billings.
n number of local Knights Tenn
plar attended the funeral of Allen
l.. Pea>e at Hartford Monday.
Miss Dawson Of Blooklinc, MISS.
who has been the guest of Miss
Boy nton, returned home Friday.
Miss Nary Vail has returned from
North lIatley, Z. @
Capt. Elton n. Smith went to
Seaside Beach, y. j., Tuesday, ac-
:ompanied bv Allen and Erie Smith.
!. y. Marble came up from New
lor!. last week Friday.
The annual meeting for the cleo
non of officers of the Kings Daugh-
tcrs will be held ut Mrs. VIM.
Batchclder's Tuesday afternoon,
Aug. IS, at $50 O'Clock.
AS the town is to be without Il
public hall for entertainments this
Il good concert may be Il
ong-ie!t-want before another sea-
son. At any rate, we are glad to
learn that steps are being taken to
secure Il short course of entertain
mcnts, to he given in one of the
including two first class
popular concerts and an evening with
Chaplain tones, better known as sstEc