Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-04-01
General Vermont News.


Barre. Is dead.
The Ncwbary lecture course came out s25
ahead his season.
Cows sold AT auction in Wiliiamstown re.
ccatly II. :35 to SIS.
There have been 53l bodies buried In the
B:!stol cemetery since 1881.
capt. H.W lioyey of Northicld has joined
his regiment in salt Lake City.
Over 5000 men are employed in the marble
! business in Rutland and vicinity.
Gao thousand crows were counted in vii.
Jamestown village in one day recently
! Waiter Young of Monkton has had his
right arm badly mangied by u saw.
The school census Of Rutland lust COM
ple,ed shows 3Od! children of school age.
Susie Riley OF Ludlow was severely scald-
ed recently by the overhowng OF u pail Of
| hot water.
Mrs William Carasau. formerly Of Yer
Gennes, died recently in New Haven. aged
| Is years.
| IL. w. Wheelock of b 'rln street has bsen
elected pre- ilcnt of the Montpelier board Of
! aldermen.
The {. A. Russell Lumber Co. of Benning-
ton has recently bought 1900 acres of land
| in MoodIOi'i.
/ Another New York business man. c, NJ.
mI"Nt'' W''' hI'ld Summer residence at
p'n"'hS'"h'
T.; W. ilerr', formerly the popular lnnd-
! lord ot the Pierce hotel ut Middlebury, Is
dead. aged II.
Inc Bennington knitting company has to
WORK every hIShl tiIi nine o'clock to keep
| up with its orders.
| E.J Gale OF Barre has boughtthe Williams
town Gun Spring property and will build
hotcl thcre this season.
The co operative creamery at Starksboro
is receiving over 1000 pounds of milk daily
and has been u decided success.
W. p. Roonev of East R,rr. l,rt dam,
horse nenr a s1rin., nr w,tnr ,nd w,s or.
rested and had to INV So7 ~ thrrefor
r,,n,, =, ,I,,h,' ., %a,. WI. 49,, ,,.
80 nrrrs of lnnd nm Into nnnn,nrn M Hii
soon buili n summer resid.nrn ,hor.nn
=, ~,
h ,ni,,I ,,.r - S9oh To- .''ve paper ~ VII,
l. NV ''N''l ioi"hu an" VIII
Mrs. Cyutbia G. nro,y Of r.rrsnuryh xh,
hu been in fniIiny hraifh for several w,,.r.
/, dead nvr1 "a VAR. mnntbs and Il JnvS
,r, i, -, O..
n' n,no'lo' SioM H'eh ny the St.'onhs-
IL; ! u'.' - NV "eh0h' " ."o
over $50.
u,.,, . ,,
'h'lo' ho,A ma rctcheu HIS hohhe III ot.
"A 1
~. @ 'n' ionS r'cuss VI congress l" reau-
'"7 VA ""''oi"i s"oJc''s.
n IL III H' t'eie ol Northhera - uetu,
IS" w. ""7oamu NJ, anu TWO sons,
" ",, 's'nn VI M.husor "hu pF. y.
w. '''.'' VI h"'''' "''''o "o''
The Methodist church ut afford has
new parsonage, largely the gift of n Il.
zoe OF New lork. lt was formally deil-
N".o' '"'' i''"'" v! "oh'''oh Par'y'
Thomas II. Hughes met with II serious "a.
| cident recently AT the Eureka quarry, Mid
dicbury. by II premature Dla,t (which burned
MN i"no p"'iS ABOUT the lace ana heau.
A. \. Hays. of the firm OF Marcot Hays,
was struck IN the right eye one day recently
by flying stick which madehn ugly wound
that will keep him from work for some time.
Chester Jackson. IN employe of the Con-
solidated Light com puny ut Montpelier. had
ms clothes caught on revolving smart ana
s.''Plou lrohi MN ''reaA'hs ah arm '"ico III
the process
james s. Morrill,. son of Hon. i s Nor.
riIl and Miss Iouise Swan sjstpr of ,h,
late, srn,tnr's wifi. will NOT r.iurn tn STRAIT
ford until : me time in NAV. Both are in
impaired health and 30 south to recuper-
ate.
Cvrus brown of bristol has inst died vary
suddenlv NJ. wns sittin,, In :, ,.h.ir in ~,
home wnen h. fell drnI, A widow tw,
sons and two daughters snrviv. him If.
was q, ven rs old and n y,rv .stimnhl citi
zen of the town
The Washington Creamery association re-
ceived ut creamery, POI .920 pounds of milk
in February; butter made from same, H.
0l7"4 pounds amount received after deduc,-
ing freight and commission. S2,4l262; price
paid patrons, IT'S, cents per pound
Amony recent d.,ths or ST Johnshurv
people we're Mrs. Martina Crossman Rnnd nj
Wakefield. Mass. aged 81; W. Henry Carter,
jeremiah DCming, aged "A; and six days
let r his " ifr Mrs. Dora Reagan Demng.
Will AyeriIl employp,l Mt SnIisbnrv's mill
m :, w,u nm i,.nt n few dnys nvo 1h,,t
wi nerr.situtt ,nrrviny his rivht hand in n
$ ing for Il ii ne. He was running n growing
m lnhinn and his rirbt hand sIinned the
l. MA cnttin., oman thn IN mi ,nt taorin,,
the flesh or the palm.
u n
pn iion a., -. w. n,nn.Sio nlo Jua. uieu "' i-ons
I"' 10, Nv ""o uoih ~ A"snen", AZ. l.,
De, 4, ioI3' S,'u''"tcH ron ,oc o.. hawlence
acauGuiy' lo's,u'h; n. L. Ill iooi' ana sruu-
ua'tu m ',,ni @ M'au.uury ,ecc coile9o IN looo;
!.'. nu',nS i1'I "nu iooo lo was pLih'.p,, o'
VIC ->o' 'n''oi" "'""e'', 10 " WIS 'hoh e"''ou'
:, andrew Hotiiets OF hihesourRh Is dead.
.io ""' NV VI 'no i'"",IS a'ho,S VI .no
IoMh iic Represented ,aol li,hesDurSh IN tne
i.eS'9i"'uio VI io'o' Sc,'eu as 'o"t coiniS
siUher iour years, ana hal heiu other town
ohices' ne was u veteran OF the teDeiiion
anu .a'i u h'FSe acquaintance III 'hittehdeh
anu Auuisoh counties.
John T.. Dotop of pomfret bos att,nded
TWENTY-FIVE terms of school without a tardy
mark against his name which is u good re-
| cord, but an Enosburgh boy can beat it.
Judd Irish was obliged, owing to sickness
with the grip to stay out Of school two days
this winter This is the first tims no has
missed day or been tardy in eleven years.
Harlev Rounds who recentlv died in Com.
mercr. Mich. was n native of Clarendon.
whrr, he was horn Febrnnrv : IsOi. In
Isl7 he married Miss lydia Coilins Two
sons w.r,. harm Rvror who died in 1871
Rounds left Clarendon for Cincinnati, o,
n in a 10, i.hi vhor ha hna