Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-10-28


Local hunters haven't been heard
iroal yet to any extent and the shot
season will probably save the lives
ct man, deer. Several have been
killed in Plymouth, Sherburne and
Bridsewater. Henry Savage shot !,
27S.ponnd deer, having seven points.
in Plymouth, and George PcarsonS
killed one " eishing 200 pounds.
President Brown of Norwich uni
versity will otficiate at st. James
church tomorrow.
+ Rev. E. c. Drouhin was in Bo,-
ton and New York this week.
Twelve gray squirrels and bird
were brought in hv F. S. Billings
and {. w. Cox Monday.
D. Capt. and Mrs. Elton A. Smith
are in Smithville, N. J., for week.
Next month they will remove there
tor the winter.
The special village meeting called
to consider the question of sewer,
age system met Thursday evening in
the court room. Judge Seaver pre-
sided over the meeting which was
attended by fair number of inter
ested voters. The following resolu-
ton was introduced bv Hon. Will
liam f. Johnson, both Mr.. Johnson
and III. c. Lockwood making brief
, remarks advocating its passage, and
it was adopted by the meeting:
Resolved, That the Trustees be
authorized and directed to secure the
services of an experienced and COM
pctent engineer and have him make
survey and plans of the village for
a perfect system Of sewerage, and
report fully on the subject with cost
of putting in the same and main.
tenance. Said survey, plan and re.
port to be made as soon as may be;
and the said Trustees shall cause
said report to be published and dis
tributed at least ten DAYS before the
next annual meeting of the village.
Rev. ]. F. Simmons will preach
at South Woodstock tomorrow at
p. m.
The sewing school will open in
the River street school house the
first Saturday in November at p.
M, under the direction of Mrs.
Myra B. Vaughan. Patrons and
children will please take notice.
Myron Grandy is moving into {.
w. Sayward's house just vacated by
T.. G. Freeman. Eugene Briggs
has moved into the house vacpted bv
M>ron 'ira.id>.
The telephone pa, station in
SpauldinSs store ut West Wood.
stock has been put on the Bridge
water metallic circuit. inslrin" muct.
better service. Wire for .ru1her
lion circuit between here and White
River Junction has arrived at this
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Pinncv are
camping in Plymouth during the
deer hunting season.
SOUTH WOODSTOCK.
James NJ. Furman passed away
Sunday morning, October -, at 10
D clock, after an illness of ten days
which terminated in pneumonia.
His age was Is years. Funeral ser:
vices We're held at his late residence
Tuesday morning. Rev. F. D. Han.
dy officiating Music was rendered
hv Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hoadley.
MIS-. Julia Wood and O. II. Bridge.
The remains were then taken to
Rutland for burial.
Adm Cadv was home for a short
stay after many weeks absence, re-
turning to Manchester on Monday.
where he has employment.
Herman Dodge from Stamford,
Conn. was a guest ut l.. u. Eaton's
Il couple of days. leaving Monday
morning by stage.
Mrs. Slayton and Mrs. Estabrook
intend now to close their house and
spent the winter at Linwood Cot.
tage with Mrs. Reynolds.
The Ladies' Society contemplates
holding Il harvest dance in National
hall and IL chicken pie supper Fri.
day evening, Nov. 3.
NORTH BRIDGEWATER. |
MIR. and Mrs. {. p. Hudson are
agaiti with their daughter, Mrs. ].
II. Preston.
+. S. Hedges sold two TVS to G.
+. Robinson and bought one of l.. J.. |
Slaytun last Monday.
Charles Peoples broke two bones
in his foot recently.
PLYMOUTH HUNTER SHOT. |
The first deer.hunting accident of
the season not a serious One-iS re. .
ported from Plymouth.
"A wood.chopper named Douglas,
from New York state, who is stop
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