Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1899-10-21
IN AND ABOUT WOODSTOCK

zie of Franklin, Mass, were in town
from Saturday until Tuesday. Mrs
Eliakim Johnson returned home
with them.
A hunter recently returned from
the Maiue woods, who has been Sh",
at, utters with much feeling this note
of warning to sportSmen who are
going into the woods for deer tn.
coming season: "Pon't shoot until
YOU know the object aimed ut is Il
deer. Don't shoot at every novir.
object half hidden by foliage; don't
shoot at Il moving branch" It's Il
sensible warning and should he
solemnlv taken to heart h> hee,llr->
hunts nen who are inclined to sh,w
reckless disregard of human lie
when in the woods.
The William {. Tracy W. r &
4 of Windsor will visit the George 4
Randall W. II. {. ut its regular
meeting this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Gil,uyhnnl
went to Boston Tuesday.
Rev. F. Simmons is attending
the biennial session Of the Universal
list general convention at Boston this
week. No services will be held at
the Universalist church tomorrow
morning or evening.
The f. b. Merrill house recent,
bought by John p. Gilman is being
moved down Pleasant street to Mr..
Gilman's lot opposite the railway
station.
News of the death of Mrs. John
p. Merritt at Northampton, Mass,
of typhoid fever. was received here
Monday. Mrs. Merrill was born in
the West, but moved to Orange,
Mass, when child and went from
there to Springfield, Mass, six years
ago, when she was married to MIR.
/ Merrill. She was II woman of pleas
ant and attractive character, and was
the possessor of Il good voice. She
leaves, besides he, husband, father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
lodges of Orange, Il brother, Will
bur Hodges, of Pentwater, Mich,
and two sisters. Mrs. Perle> New.
ell of Sunderland, Mass, and Mrs.
Mckenzie of ,dc Park, Mass.
The funeral was held Tuesday at
Orange, the relatives attending from
this place being +. b. Merrill and
Edwin +. and George w. Merrill.
Ernest II. Chase and Miss Fanny
|. Bond of Allston, Mass, were
married at that place October IL and
spent several days here the past
week with MIR. Chasc'S parents, MIR
and Mr.. c. B. Chase. They lief. on
Thursday and will be ut home in
Allston after Nov. Ist. MIR. Chase
was formerly resident here and
took course at the University ct
Vermont. He is now engaged in
electrical work in Boston, where he
has an excellent position.
Apples are not plenty this year
but there are more than the trees
were expected to bear after the raw
ages of the caterp,llars.
Il Rev. NJ. L. Morrill, was in Day
ton, o., last week on business con.
nccted with the mission board of the
American Christian conference, OF
which he is member.
Col. +. G. Hatch of New York is
visitor in town this week.
Gray squirrels are scarce tins sea
son, So hunters say, and at least are
difficult to find. +. II. Blossom
same IN smiling the other day re-
porting string of seven "grayers
and a bird-the hest record vet.
Rev. F.. c. DrOuhiu will otficiate
iot the first time at the Catholic
church at Randolph tomorrow al
il.,o u m. An earlier service will
he held in Bethel.
The new copper roof is being laid
On the public library building.
Tara, Mckinley x Co., Of Philadel-
phii are doing the work. The root
will be oiled when completed.