Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-08-26
IT. g. Hankruptcy Court.

q. s. Bankruptcy Court.
In re c. B. Bridgman.-On JUL,
a9th, 1890, dividend of 1913 pei
cent was declared and paid. Trus
tee discharged. The hanklupt's APP
plication tor discharge had beer
continued from time to time, and he
put in no appearance, and on the
9Th day of August the case was e.
ported to the clerk of the United
States court.
Inrc Chas. Nj. Sanborn.-On July
20, 1899, license was granted to the
trustee to sell the property of this
estate, subject to the encunbrances
thereon, for the best price obtain
able at public auction, and the dis
position of the proce eds were deter
mined at meeting of the parties in
interest held Aug. 5th. NJ. Lillian
Mcdowell, one of the secured cred
itors, has appealed from the decis,on
of the referee, as to the disposition
of the proceeds of said sale. and that
question goes to the Judge of United
States District court, to bc deter
mined.
In re Spear & Wilson.-The last
question to be determined in this
case was the claim of w. ]. Trcvil-
Ian, VIM. F. Davis and VIM. &.
Danforth, for an alleged breach of a
contract by the bankrupts. The
hearing was set for Aug. 5.h, hut
the claimants did not put in ans ap-
pearance, or any proof on their said
claim, and the same was disallowcd.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION
Miss Angie johnson and Miss
Mary Hough have gone to Worces.
ter, Mass. for month.
The gang of men employed in
constructing the telephone line over
the mountain to Rutland are now
camped about six miles above
B,idgewater. They expect to have
the line completed into Rutland
some time in November. They re-
port over the wire that they see
large number of deer daily.
lanes G. Harvey and wife are
spending a few weeks at Old
Orchard
The rooms of the Wilder Club
and Library are well filled every
evening by its steadily increasing
membership which includes all ages
and classes. TO an on-lookcr it
would seem that the wishes of the
founder are being well rounded out,
by the appreclative Wilderites.
Tramps are keeping shy of this
town at present. Probably our alert
officers have sent larger quota to
the workhouse this year than any
other town III the state. House
keepers are pleased to be relieved
from the frequent calls of these gen.
try, who claim. as one of them en-
pressed it, 1.-The world. owed him it
living and he was going to get it,"
The circus skipped this place this
year Probably out of difference to
the State FAIR.
There is large crop of blackber
ries this year. The corn is making
up for lost time by springing to il
tremendous height.
1t has been announced that MIR.
Arthur F. Stone of the St. Johns
bury Caledonian will retire from the
editorship of that excellent paper,
to remove to Hawaii to engage in
fruit culture. We venture to pre-
dict that he is aiming higher and
some sort of government position
will ultimately reward him for TAX
ing up residence there.
Manager Sherman of the Opera
House has already arranged tor fiji
teen or twenty entertainments for
the fall and winter months, all Of
the highest class. When "l,herm"
says he has good show he always
has crowded house.
w. H. ellison is just completing
a job Of tinting and calsomining the
walls and whitening the ceiling of
the Masonic Hall and outer rooms.
He has applied several coats of
shellac and varnish throughout.
Mr.. Gilson's artistic judgement in
such matters is bevOnd criticism.