Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1900-11-24
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OuEClEE.
kin,ball Blanchard of Williams
town. a brother of Mrs. William
Lindsey OF this place, fell dead last
week Friday on the sidewalk in
Wllliamstown. The cause Of death
was heart failure. He was 81 years
old. He was born and brought up
IN Barre, where he resided up to
nine years ago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindsey attended the funeral Satur-
day, MIR. Lindsey returning Monday.
uaA AlfS Smn itas S Who . with her two
old home in this place, returned to
Boston Saturday.
Miss Grace Strong and Miss
l.uclla Wilson, both of whom have
been confined to the house with the
measles, are able to BE- out.
G. Il. Whitman is reported better
and Foster Sturtevant was seen on
the street Thursday tor the first time
for number of days.
Herbert Chase left his horse
hitched in the mill shed Saturday
evening while he WAS doing Il little
shopping. Going back tor his team
he found it had gone. 1t was found
Sunday morning in the cemetery.
Tracks show that it jumped off the
tour foot wall with wagon attached
to him. Everything was found
right side up and no damage done.
News came on Friday of last
week that Mrs. Mary Carter, who
went to Boston short time ago,
had slipped on the street and was
badly injured. She is expected
home on Friday the a3d and we
hope to learn that her injuries are
not as serious AS was fist reported.
Maud 6. Wright came from WAY
erly, Mass, " ednes lay afternoon
to spend her two weeks vacation at
home.
There WAS Il severe storm OF wind
and rain "Wednesday afternoon.
Trees were blown down in several
places and nearly half the stcsl roof
ing was taken from +. X. Alcxan-
der's barn.
a little daughter came Thursday
to make glad the home Of Mt. and
Mrs. Frank Keith.
Thos. 5. Carter has been in Bos-
ton the past week.
BRIDGEWATEN VILLAGE.
Nyrnn Arklry has rented ii. q.
Davis tenement and will soon move
into the same.
John McAveney has moved into
the parsonage.
MIR. Hamilton, ovcrsecr in the
weave room, has rented Den Hath
orn's house and will move his family
there from Triton. \. ii.
ID. 5. Waite of B,atteboro was at
his home here Thursday. He is
employed rs travelling salesman for
Dewitt q Blodgett of Brattleboro.
SOUTH POMFRET.
Eugene Evans has recently lost
several hogs from some unknown
disease.
Aleck Darosie has finished work
ct l.arned kendall's in Woodstock
and engaged to work Il year for Il.
Jaquith. He was here "Wednesday
for his mother and his three chill
dren who have been living for the
last year or two at |. Darosie's.
Aleck is to keep house the next
year at the old Brewster place in
South Woodstock.
5. ]. Davis lost COW recently
from some unknown cause-poison,
choking and several other thug, be-
ing talked of.
Willie Griffard, a son sof AFRO
Griffard who recently died at South
Woodstock, is now located at Mrs.
Adams, most likely permanently.
NJ. II. Finnegan closed his cider
mill this week for the season.
Five tables of the Teago whist
club met at Capt. Bruces on Tues
day evening. {. Reed and Mrs.
II. \. Bruce We're in the lead at the
close and III. \. Brace and Henry
Perkins at the toot.
John Gibson and wife are now
settled again at their old home and
he is now engaged in making Il new
outside to his house.
Eliza J1lIson has the frame up for
the new addition to his house.
II. O. Markham is now at work
on his new carriage house.
Geo. Phelps has now got the old
Heman Henry barn back to the
place where it ought to have been
built at first, and an "eyesorc' in
South Pomfret has been taken away.
Mrs. Wallace Brown has gone to
Massachusetts, to care for Ms. En-
ma Derrick, who is reported to be
just alive.
Wednesday, GALE.
Wednesday nights gale caused
considerable ,l,mooe i'm a small way,