Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-01-14

until April 9th next, When TIC WIZ
have completed SIX years service
The Herald and News says:
Mr.. White has labored earnestly
and well and his services are highly
appreciated By both parishes, but he
feels that the somewhat difficult task
of ninistcring to two parishes could
perhaps be better performed by Il
Younger man. He has received no
call elsewhere and seeks none at
present.
Mr.. Hosea V. French, one OF
Woodstock well known citizens,
and Mrs. Rcbecca Burlcigh OF Sand
witch. n. H., were married at the
latter place on Wednesday, January
II. They will be at home in " ood-
stock after January 20.
The Woodstock; Home Minstrels,
it is understood, will give IN enter
tainmcnt at Felchvillc next month.
II. c. Johnson has been at the
National bank again part OF this
week after quite long illness.
The forty-hfth case in this state,
and the fourth case under the U. ,.
bankrupt law in Windsor county,
has come before the referee, Hon.
Gilbert A. DAVIS, and is that OF
Chas. b. Bridgman of Woodstock.
His assets are set up in his petition
as $I,r5..o3, and his liabilities at
ST., .S3.I3. The bankrupt was or
dercd to appear before the referees
at the office of b. 5. kittredge in
Woodstock on Tuesday, Jan. 10,
1899, at 10 o'clock Il. M, and the
first meeting OF creditors will be
held at the same place on Thursday,
roth inst, at 9 o'clock Il. m.-Wind-
sor Journal.
Misses Susie Atwood and Olive
Cobb went to Bermuda this week,
where they have engagements at the
Hamilton hotel
The Mortified News says of DR..
Bovnton's lecture there last week
Thursday evening:
"Dr. Boynton impresses Il listener
hn,,,r .,F a Sfn,Inpt and OH
server than lecturer; one given more
to the requirement of wisdom than
in study ing the methods of impart-
ing it. Yet he held the audience
closely during the delivery of his
lecture and the only criticism was
that it was not longer. He is en-
tircly free from affcctation while up
on the platform and when he has
finished a description it stands out
in marvellous clearness before the
mental vision. He does not soar to
great oratorical flights but he does
impart more solid information in
an hour than many lecturers do in Il
whole season.
Frank IL. Knapp went to Boston
Monday, thence to New York
whence he sailed tor Bermuda
Thursday.
\ singing cold spell has been the
diversion this week, beginning Mon
dav evening Tuesday morning
heavy overcouts and mulf1ers were
out in full force, the cold being par.
tlcularlv piercing with the mercury
down in the twenties. The weather
took Il tighter grip "Wednesday
morning, when the thermometer al
the Billings farm office registered 81
degree, below. This is the coolest
record of the season.
!. Foster Rhodes and son We're in
town the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. J. White are
going to Philadelphia next Monday
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Gleason, for several weeks. John
Woodbury. will be in charge of Mr.
Whites store during his absence.
At the annual meeting of stock.
holders of the Woodstock National
Bank, held Tuesday forenoon, d,rcc'
tors were elected as follows: VIM,
E. johnson, VIM. 5. Dewey, F. 5
Mackenzie, Samuel L. kilner anc
Henry {. Johnson. The directors
organized by reelection of the form.
er otficers--prcsident, VIM. +
Johnson; vice-president, Henry c.
Johnson; cashier, Frederick W.
Wilder.
Rev. DR.. \. ID. Brown, president
of Norwich University, will otficiate
at st. James church tomorrow.
The old board of officers was re-
elected at the annual meeting Wed.
nesdav of the corporators of the
Ottauquechee Savings bank.
Rev. +. W. Smith, rector of St
James church, has been granted Il
vacation until Easter on account o.
i'll health and he is now in Hanover
for treatment at the hospital. En-
couraging reports are received iron
Inn to the effect that he is receiving
much benefit from the trcatmen
there.
At the Churc hes tomorrow.
Notwithstanding service a
1880. Junior meeting $3.50 o'clock